Stay ahead in WordPress development with January’s Gutenberg 22.3 highlights, new Fonts screen, PHP-only blocks, and early features landing in WordPress 7.0.

It's been a long while since I read this book (I started this draft 6 years ago) but it seemed worth publishing to share the quotes - which I think are still super valuable.

Periodically I get reminded of how great Betchadupa's debut EP was...

In 1751, Denis Diderot began publishing his Encyclopédie, a project that would eventually span 28 volumes and take more than two decades to complete. The French government banned it twice. The Catholi...

Social networks are walled gardens. They are closed networks that restrict how users interact, what they see, and how data flows. Outside of the walls is the blogosphere. It is diverse and distribu…

I went into Good Fortune optimistically and curious about two things: Aziz Ansari stepping behind the camera for his directorial debut, and Keanu Reeves playing a role unlike anything I'd seen. I was pleasantly surprised :)

Things have been pretty quiet around here for a while. I've realised that I was placing a lot of pressure on writing 'important' or 'meaningful' content here rather than feeling free to just blog. I'd played with the idea of posting shorter rambles on a separate site - but that ultimately ended up being just another place where I didn't blog

scored big time with an $80 LEGO haul on marketplace. It’s a bit of a mishmash of things that need rebuilding, but some gold in there.

ooh - there's a proposal for WP-Admin to get a CSS reskin as a stop-gap (before a full redesign) for WP 7.0. And there's a Playground to see what it is like. #WordPress

Great start to Enqueue conference - reflections on SEO in the AI age, and a primer on cache improvements in WP6.9.

Thinking a lot about the benefit of repetitive feedback, and continuing to raise issues that have been acknowledged, but not addressed.

Angela, Lisa, and Izzy search the dark web and make up titles for Sam’s memoir. Content Warning: Comedic Bit Referencing Parent Death - [7:10-7:40 Emetophobia (Retching) - [33:09-33:15]

* Aggressive play from both sides causes first Ashes Test to end on day two * Head said he felt ‘sorry’ for fans who could no longer come to day three Just weeks after forecasting a record year ahead, Cricket Australia is facing a multimillion dollar drain from the rapid-fire two-day Ashes opener. A combination of Travis Head’s stunning Ashes century and England’s aggressive Bazball approach to batting led to the first game of the blockbuster series in Perth ending late on day two. Continue reading...

Ever had that feeling when your brain is both wired and fried at the same time? Excited to keep going with something, but just tired…

gradually getting things hooked up. This post should be federating and also syndicated to bluesky.

Personal site of author, designer, Automattician, and A List Apart founder & publisher Jeffrey Zeldman. Teaching and writing about web design and web standards since 1995. Also featuring “My…