Gutenberg 22.5 brings custom CSS on individual block instances, aspect ratio control on wide and full alignments, and a List View that shows real item content. Notes on what each one changes day to day.
WordPress 7.0 makes the post editor always iframed, which breaks editor JavaScript that reaches for the global document. Also here: native viewport-based block visibility, per-instance custom CSS, and the Studio 1.7.0 CLI updates.
The giant catch-all prompt is fine in a prototype and falls apart in production. The Google Interactions API keeps state on Google’s side, which is what lets you poll a long research job from WP-Cron instead of hanging the page.
Andrew Adetitun had more than 160,000 followers and no platform of his own. He is a former WordPress developer, and he still used the AI website builder to get The King’s Monologue online fast, then pointed it at his Kickstarter book.
A look at what the YOLOv2 paper actually changed from v1: batch normalization, high-resolution fine-tuning, K-means anchor boxes and the passthrough layer, with PyTorch code for the Darknet-19 blocks.
Eleven steps for getting a new business online, from 14 years of WordPress work: nail the one-sentence pitch, give every offer its own page, then get hosting, backups and security right before chasing traffic.
A three-step way to point an agent at a broken WordPress site: let it read debug.log, make it write a hook-level plan before it edits anything, then iterate on what it ships.
Ollama 0.14 speaks the Anthropic Messages API, so Claude Code can run against a local model instead of a $200 plan. Here is the setup, the three environment variables it needs, and the git init step that trips people up.
A Python Turtle Etch A Sketch is a small program with real event-driven logic in it: onkey callbacks, a pen you treat as an object, and state you manage yourself. Here is how I structure it, plus the penup/pendown detail that stops the turtle drawing a line home.
Notes from the February 4 contributor meeting on the WordPress AI Client merge into 7.0: why OpenAI, Google and Anthropic are moving out to separate plugins, why the off switch is a constant rather than a filter, and what MCP adapters mean for the Abilities API.