On the podcast today we have Sean Blakeley. Sean works for a large agency called American Eagle, a platform agnostic organisation working with enterprise clients on a wide variety of projects. After years of experiments with different approaches and collaborations between designers and developers, their team has begun to rely heavily on block patterns, and…
On the WP Tavern Jukebox podcast we’re talking about how the block editor is being used by Daniel Schutzsmith and his team. We learn about the transition that they underwent after they’d decided to use the block editor on their government websites. What procedures did they have to put in place to make the transition…
It has been a long year since Paal Joachim Romdahl’s proposed an alternative block pattern […]
Yesterday, the WordPress pattern directory went live to the world as the development team behind […]
The upcoming block pattern directory is launching alongside WordPress 5.8 in July. The goal is […]
As I was perusing the WordPress plugin directory this morning, I noticed a new block […]
Going through my routine this week, I skimmed the latest WordPress theme releases and found […]
WordPress contributors began discussing the possibility of a block pattern directory in October 2020, an […]
The “version 1.0” launch of block patterns in WordPress 5.5 was overall successful. However, it […]
Block patterns were one of the most exciting and transformative features introduced in WordPress. 5.5, […]
Mel Choyce-Dwan, the Default Theme Design Lead for WordPress 5.6, kick-started 10 tickets around two […]
I could hardly sleep last night. Once in a blue moon, I have an idea […]
For months, I have eagerly awaited the official release of WordPress 5.5, an update that […]
Now that WordPress 5.5 has shipped, block patterns are available in core for all users. […]
WordPress 5.5 “Eckstine” landed today, named for American jazz singer Billy Eckstine. This release introduces […]