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Licensing for AI, Patterns, Gutenberg 21.6, and future of WordPress—Weekend Edition #340 gutenbergtimes.com/licensing-for-… curated news by Birgit Pauli-Haack (next WC Gdynia) w/ contrib. by Ryan Welcher | See you at WC Canada in Ottawa Carlos Bravo Mark Westguard Nathan Wrigley Dan Maby 🧡 Jordan Hlebarov Justin Tadlock Rino Bud Kraus - Going To WC EU 2026. And You? Jamie Marsland - Head of WordPress YouTube ❤️ Seth Rubenstein
Today’s Automattic Telex AI experiment blew me away. I asked it to build a block that grabs URL parameters and generates personalised pages. Two prompts later...done. 🚀 It’s incredible what’s becoming possible 🔥
“Everyone was saying WordPress was over.” On Grit this week, Matt Mullenweg (Matt Mullenweg), co-founder of WordPress and founder and CEO of Automattic, shares the rise of WordPress, from being banned by Google in its early days to now hosting 409 million unique visitors each
WordPress 6.9 is coming, moar plugins, Query block and fonts—Weekend Edition 342 gutenbergtimes.com/wordpress-6-9-… by Birgit Pauli-Haack (next WC Gdynia) with contributions by Jamie Marsland - Head of WordPress YouTube ❤️ Justin Tadlock Mitch Canter WP Café Show Ajit Bohra Troy Chaplin Bud Kraus - Going To WC EU 2026. And You? Nick Diego Ryan Welcher | See you at WC Canada in Ottawa
If you are going to read anything about what's going on with the # WordPress block editor, you are reading Birgit Pauli-Haack (next WC Gdynia)'s Gutenberg Times!
ICYMI: Gutenberg Changelog 121—Gutenberg 21.6 and 21.7, Block Theme Development, and Block Themes with Anne Katzeff Anne S. Katzeff on BlueSky as @askdesign and host Birgit Pauli-Haack Birgit Pauli-Haack gutenbergtimes.com/podcast/gutenb…
Most founders panic when key people leave. Matt Mullenweg (Matt Mullenweg) designed a system where they have to. At Automattic, every employee takes a months-long sabbatical every five years, a policy that might seem risky, but one Matt believes makes the company stronger. Find out