@wordpress/build: The Next Generation of WordPress Plugin Build Tooling
@wordpress/build introduces faster, convention-driven tooling for WordPress plugins, replacing webpack and Babel with esbuild.
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@wordpress/build introduces faster, convention-driven tooling for WordPress plugins, replacing webpack and Babel with esbuild.
WordPress introduces my.WordPress.net, a browser-based platform that eliminates hosting and signup barriers, redefining WordPress as a personal workspace.
The WordPress Test Team shares its latest update, revealing ticket queue metrics and calling for community participation in patch testing sessions.
WordPress introduces wp-playground, an AI agent skill that speeds up code testing with the Playground CLI, reducing iteration time and manual steps.
The WordPress performance chat on February 24, 2026, addressed object caching concerns, plugin security fixes, and upcoming updates.
WordPress Playground now supports AI coding agents via MCP, enabling automated workflows for testing and debugging.
The WordPress Dev Chat on March 25, 2026, will focus on WordPress 7.0 updates, including the delayed RC1 and the new Connectors API.
The March 18 WordPress Dev Chat will finalize WP 7.0 features, focusing on pattern overrides, block visibility, and other major updates.
The WordPress Performance team addresses IMG tag optimization issues in Gutenberg blocks to improve site speed.
WordPress 6.9.2 addresses critical security vulnerabilities. Site operators must update immediately to protect against potential exploits.