WPBriefs

WordPress pays tribute to contributors who have passed away with a memorial page, Newspack helps small publishers run their WordPress websites, the Training Team launches a program for new contributors, ZIPWP introduces an AI-powered website creation platform, and Wordfence reports on WordPress vulnerabilities.

Learn WordPress announces its first course cohort on developing WordPress blocks. Will there be a market for premium block themes? WordPress.com offers free transfers to Google Domains customers. A reminder about plugin ownership. Stay tuned for more updates!

WordPress releases made easy with smaller updates for smooth workflows. Save SEO time with "All in One SEO Analyzer" extension. WordPress 6.3 launches on August 8th with mature Site Editor. Protect your site with WordPress nonces and API. Freelancers empowered with flexibility and collaboration. Reach your audience effectively using Jetpack Newsletter.

Ninja Forms plugin puts 800k WordPress sites at risk, WordCamp Asia 2024 call for speakers now open, translations slow down WordPress sites, and new Interactivity API in development.

WordCamp Europe 2023 brings WordPress enthusiasts together in Athens, while a phishing scam targets Wordfence users. Survey reveals insights into WordPress developer tools, and a Slack/Matrix bridge tool is launched by WordPress meta contributors.

New WordPress TV video on website performance with caching, Ninja Forms plugin vulnerabilities, hosting fonts locally in WordPress, WordCamp US 2023 COVID precautions, concerns about Gutenberg's impact on developers, building custom styles for Separator block, NASA's beta website.

Next Generation Event URL proposed for WordPress, eliminating Cumulative Layout Shift in WordPress, new features in Gutenberg 16.3, and the release of Block Data API.

Speed testing is crucial for evaluating website performance. Google Lighthouse offers an opportunity to improve page speed by eliminating render blocking resources. Restyling menu titles in WordPress can have accessibility issues. WordPress 6.3 RC2 is available for testing, but not recommended for production sites. Stay tuned for more updates!

WordPress core's performance analysis reveals the impact of loading translations, Post Status implements new community code of conduct, Mojeek adds Openverse to its image search, Faust.js develops a Block Library for Gutenberg, Redis enhances WordPress site performance, and WordPress Playground gains attention. #WordPress

In today's news, we have highlights from the 6.3 Live Product Demo, WordPress contributors demanding transparency for hosting listings, a comparison between WordPress and Webflow for enterprise websites, solutions for using variable fonts in custom block themes, and a guide on creating a product recommendation quiz for WooCommerce. Also, check out the new WordPress.com themes released this month!