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  • Block Functionality

    Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    March 28, 2024 — After making any changes to your plugin file and block metadata, you can start adding the block’s core functionality.

    This is usually a case of adding the block’s functionality in the editor, via the Edit component and adding how the block stores it’s output, via the save function.

  • Building your first block

    Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    March 28, 2024 — Once you’ve scaffolded your block using `create-block`, you can start tweaking the code to meet your requirements.

    Let’s dive into what this might look like for the Copyright Date Block you scaffolded in the previous lesson.

  • Scaffolding a new block

    Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    March 28, 2024 — Once you have the necessary tools installed for block development, you can start developing your first block.

    In this lesson, you will learn about a tool called create-block, which will allow you to quickly scaffold your first block plugin. You will learn why you should use create-block, how to use it, and review the code that it generates.

  • Block development environment

    Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    March 28, 2024 — WordPress blocks are the default way in which a WordPress site stores and represents content.

    Let’s take a quick look at what blocks are, how they work, and what you need to get started developing them.

  • Developer Hours: Exploring Block Hooks in WordPress 6.5

    Speakers: Nick Diego, Bernie Reiter

    March 26, 2024 — This one-hour session explores the recent changes to the Block Hooks API in WordPress 6.5 with one of the lead developers, Bernie Reiter. In addition to covering the basics, we’ll look at practical examples that you can implement in your own projects.

    First introduced in WordPress 6.4, Block Hooks provides an extensibility mechanism for Block Themes. It allows you to inject a dynamic block in a location specified by an “anchor” block and a relative position. For example, you could automatically insert an eCommerce Shopping Cart block at the end of a site’s Navigation block from a plugin.

    The API emulates WordPress’ Hooks concept, which allows you to extend Classic Themes using filters and actions. It’s one of the most exciting new features for extenders and will see numerous enhancements in WordPress 6.5.

  • Navegando por el apocalipsis de la IA: la intersección de la IA y el SEO

    WordCamp Torrelodones 2024Speaker: Vraja Das

    March 26, 2024 — Mientras esperamos que Skynet se apodere del mundo, ¡no nos dejemos tomar por sorpresa! Hay muchas cosas que podemos hacer en nuestro sitio desde una perspectiva SEO para prepararlo para los nuevos escenarios de la inteligencia artificial. Te sorprenderá descubrir que son las mismas buenas prácticas que exigen los buscadores tradicionales.

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  • Testing WordPress 6.5 (part 2)

    Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    March 26, 2024 — This week I will continue from where I left off two weeks ago in testing out new developer-focused features coming to WordPress. Join me as I dive into testing WordPress 6.5, and let’s find out what new goodies are in store.

  • WordPress Release Process

    February 2024 WordPress Contributor Mentorship ProgramSpeaker: Anne McCarthy

    March 24, 2024 — This session offers a detailed explanation of the WordPress release process. The session goes deep into the various steps involved in launching a WordPress release. Viewers will get a deep understanding of how WordPress is released.

  • Support onboarding

    February 2024 WordPress Contributor Mentorship ProgramSpeaker: Tor-Bjorn Fjellner

    March 24, 2024 — Welcome to the Support Team onboarding session, presented by Tor-Björn Fjellner.
    Learn how to contribute to the Support Team.
    All are welcome!
    Team: https://make.wordpress.org/support/

  • Polyglots onboarding

    February 2024 WordPress Contributor Mentorship ProgramSpeaker: Tor-Bjorn Fjellner

    March 24, 2024 — Welcome to the Polyglots Team onboarding session, presented by Tor-Björn Fjellner.
    Learn how to contribute to the Polyglots Team: translations, validation, etc.
    All are welcome!
    Team: https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/