Web Development & Design
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Top 10 Next.js 16 Features Every Developer Should Know in 2026
Next.js 16 and 16.2 have transformed how developers build React applications. Here are the top 10 features you need to know.
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How to Deploy Next.js 16.2 Using the New Stable Adapter API
Learn how to use the new stable Next.js 16.2 Adapter API to deploy your app to any platform. A step-by-step guide to the biggest deployment flexibility upgrade in Next.js history.
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Payload CMS v3.81.0 Released: LLM Eval Suite, Security Fixes & Critical SQL Injection Vulnerability Patched
Payload CMS v3.81.0 dropped on April 1, 2026, introducing an LLM eval suite for AI code generation, critical security patches, and PostgreSQL read replica stabilization. Plus: CVE-2026-34747, a high-severity SQL injection vulnerability (CVSS 8.5) affecting versions prior to 3.79.1, has been disclosed.
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How to Prepare Your WordPress Site for the 7.0 Update (Launching April 9)
WordPress 7.0 launches April 9, 2026. Here’s a step-by-step guide to safely prepare your site — from backing up and testing plugins to understanding breaking changes in the new AI Client API, Connectors API, and Real-Time Collaboration features.
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Top 10 WordPress 7.0 Features Every Developer Must Know Before April 9
WordPress 7.0 launches April 9, 2026. Here are the top 10 developer features you need to know — from real-time collaboration and AI Connectors to PHP-only block registration and the new admin redesign.
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WordPress 7.0 Enters Final Lockdown: Trunk Is Now 7.1-Alpha as April 9 Launch Approaches
WordPress 7.0 has entered its final development lockdown. Trunk is now WordPress 7.1-alpha, double sign-off is required for all backports, and string freeze is in full effect — here’s what developers need to know before the April 9 release.
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WordPress 7.0 RC2 Drops Today: Final Stretch Before the April 9 Launch
WordPress 7.0 Release Candidate 2 arrives today, March 26, 2026 — the second-to-last milestone before the April 9 general release. Here’s what developers need to know about what’s changed, what’s still being decided, and how to prepare.
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WordPress 7.0 RC1 Is Live: Built-In AI Client API Lets Plugins Generate Text & Images Without Managing Keys
WordPress 7.0 RC1 is officially live as of March 24, 2026, with 134+ fixes and a brand-new built-in AI Client PHP API. Plugin developers can now generate text and images without managing API keys — here’s everything you need to know.
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WordPress 7.0 RC1 Drops Tomorrow: The Complete Developer Preview of Every Major Feature
WordPress 7.0 RC1 drops March 24, 2026. Here’s a complete developer preview of every major feature: Real-Time Collaboration, AI Connectors API, visual revisions, Icon block, PHP-only block registration, and more.
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Critical Security Vulnerability in React 19 & Next.js: Update Immediately (CVE-2025-55182)
A critical vulnerability has been disclosed in React Server Components (CVE-2025-55182), impacting React 19 and Next.js. Unauthenticated attackers could achieve remote code execution. Update React to 19.2.3 and Next.js to 15.4.10 immediately.