Nick Diego

@nickdiego.com

Building Spellbinder.gg. Prev. Automattic

After many great years in WordPress developer relations, I’ve moved over to product marketing at @wordpress.com. Still working on tools like Studio and Telex, just from a different angle. Wrote a bit about the shift — and the new Blueprints feature in Studio 1.6.0. nickdiego.com/wordpress-st...

WordPress Studio, Blueprints, and Product Marketing

After several years in WordPress developer relations, I’ve moved into product marketing at WordPress.com. I’m still working on tools like WordPress Studio, which recently added Blueprints — a new way ...

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I set a little challenge for myself. Build a WordPress plugin that adds a style variation switcher to the front end of a site using only AI prompts. After about an hour of prompting, I'm quite pleased with the results. The demo uses the Twenty Twenty-Five theme. 🧵

Doesn't look like WordCamp Asia has a BlueSky account yet, so I'm going to share this one here: I'll be doing a Speed Build Challenge with @nickdiego.com at WordCamp Asia 😎 And you might want to keep an eye out for some more announcements coming soon 👀

WordCamp Asia 2025 at the Philippine International Convention Center in Manila, Philippines from February 20-22, 2025

The WordPress Speed Build hosted by Jamie Marsland with contestants Nick Diego from Automattic and Jessica Lyschik from Greyd GmbH.

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While on eyes are on the #WordPress 6.7 release today, some of us already started about what should come next. I'm really excited about this proposal to improve the templates architecture and behavior in block themes. github.com/WordPress/gu... Please send the feedback our way. Thank you.

Block Themes and site editor: Refactoring templates · Issue #66950 · WordPress/gutenberg

Description Since the introduction of block themes, the mental model has been that these themes provide interconnected entities (templates, styles, patterns) that the user can edit in the UI. This ...

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