Web Development & Design
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How to Migrate from @wordpress/scripts to @wordpress/build: Next-Gen WordPress Plugin Build Tooling
Learn how to migrate your WordPress plugin from @wordpress/scripts to the new @wordpress/build tool. A faster, esbuild-based build pipeline that auto-generates PHP registration files and dramatically speeds up your development workflow.
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State of React Development 2026: 42% of Code Is Now AI-Generated, Belitsoft Reports
Belitsoft’s 2026 React Landscape Report reveals that 42% of committed code is now AI-generated, projected to hit 65% by 2027. The report also highlights React Server Components as the new default, Turbopack replacing Webpack, and the React Compiler reaching v1.0.
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WordPress 7.0 Developer Preview: Real-Time Collaboration, AI Client API & Playground MCP Server
WordPress 7.0 is almost here. Discover the biggest developer-facing features: Real-Time Collaboration powered by Yjs, the new WP AI Client & Connectors API, Client-Side Abilities API, and the WordPress Playground MCP Server.
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Critical DoS Vulnerability in React Server Components & Next.js: Patch Now (CVE-2026-23869)
A high-severity denial-of-service vulnerability (CVE-2026-23869, CVSS 7.5) has been disclosed affecting React Server Components and Next.js. All affected projects should upgrade immediately to patched versions.
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Payload CMS v3.83.0 Released: Expanded Plugin API, UUIDv7 Support, Custom Collection Views and More
Payload CMS v3.83.0 landed on April 15, 2026, introducing the new definePlugin API for ordered plugin execution, UUIDv7 support for Drizzle adapters, custom collection views, AI coding agent integration for create-payload-app, and an experimental Lexical view override system.
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Payload CMS v3.82.0 & v3.82.1 Released: TypeScript Hooks, Media Improvements & Next.js 16.2.2 Requirement
Payload CMS drops v3.82.0 and v3.82.1 with a new TypeScript postProcess hook for type generation, media file disambiguation, HMR fixes, and a bumped minimum Next.js 16.2.2 requirement. Here’s everything developers need to know.
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Cloudflare Launches EmDash CMS: Is This Really the Spiritual Successor to WordPress?
Cloudflare has launched EmDash, a new CMS built on TypeScript and Astro 6.0 that it’s calling the spiritual successor to WordPress. Matt Mullenweg and the WordPress community have pushed back hard – here’s everything you need to know.
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WordCamp Asia 2026 Kicks Off Tomorrow in Mumbai: What Developers Need to Know
WordCamp Asia 2026 kicks off tomorrow in Mumbai, India (April 9–11). Here’s what developers need to know — from the WordPress 7.0 delay to key sessions on AI, headless CMS, and enterprise development.
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WordPress 7.0 Delayed as WordCamp Asia 2026 Opens in Mumbai This Week
WordPress 7.0 has been officially delayed as WordCamp Asia 2026 kicks off in Mumbai this week. Matt Mullenweg paused the April 9 release to finalize a new database table for real-time collaboration.
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How to Secure Your Payload CMS Installation Against Critical Vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-34751 & CVE-2026-34747)
Learn how to protect your Payload CMS installation from two critical security vulnerabilities — CVE-2026-34751 (CVSS 9.1 password reset hijack) and CVE-2026-34747 (CVSS 8.5 SQL injection) — with step-by-step remediation and hardening best practices.