RSS
With the RSS block you can syndicate content from all over the web and quickly create an index of fresh content. Use the amount and column functionality to fetch as many articles as you like and give the block a unique look and feel with the color features.
Demo
This is a live rss feed from WP Tavern. The content updates as the WP Tavern team updates their content.
GitHub Adds Dependency Graphs, Security Alerts for PHP Repos
PHP developers everywhere can rejoice as GitHub adds the long-awaited dependency graphs feature for PHP repositories that use Composer. The feature provides security alerts, shows dependency insights, and displays the dependents of a given repository. If enabled, it can also automatically send security fixes to the repository via pull requests. (more…)
WordPress Community Contributors to Host Free Online Diversity Workshop Ahead of WordCamp US
WordCamp US will debut a new Community Track in November that will feature sessions and workshops on topics like meetups, WordCamps, diversity and inclusion, and kids/youth. Jill Binder, Allie Nimmons, Aurooba Ahmed, and David Wolfpaw will be hosting a workshop called “Creating a Welcoming and Diverse Space” at the event. (more…)
Bayleaf: A Food and Recipe Blog Theme
With the WordPress theme directory dominated by business-oriented themes, it’s sometimes tough to find themes that cater to more specific user groups. If you dig deep enough, you’ll find something outside the norm. Bayleaf is a blog theme specifically designed for sharing food and recipes. The theme is designed and (more…)
Automattic Raises $300M in Series D Investment Round, Valuation Jumps to $3 Billion
Automattic announced another round of funding today, a $300 million Series D investment from Salesforce Ventures, giving the company a $3 billion valuation post-funding. The last time Automattic raised money was $160 million in a Series C round in 2014. Since that time the company has grown to more than (more…)
Go try for yourself, it’s free!
The ‘WP Munich Blocks – Gutenberg Blocks for WordPress’ plugin is free to use and can be downloaded directly in the WordPress backend.