>These aren’t just best practices — they’re practical steps for maintaining quality and scaling your code as your project grows.
AI? These aren't just X, but Y! Plus an em-dash.
Not illegitimate, article seems well laid out. Just interesting to see this in the wild. I've seen this construction in an increasing number of official statements.
What I see (and use myself) is enabling the classic editor, using Advanced Custom Fields Pro with a Flexible Layout. Then implementing a module system for use across different post types and pages. Usually built within a custom theme. Otherwise, I also see page builders such as Elementor & Divi.
I do. I was not into WordPress until recently. Gutenberg has been very easy to get started versus writing a lot PHP. While there are still annoyances, I have managed to work around. Maybe my projects have not been that complicated, but I feel like the Gutenberg team is heading the right way.
AI? These aren't just X, but Y! Plus an em-dash.
Not illegitimate, article seems well laid out. Just interesting to see this in the wild. I've seen this construction in an increasing number of official statements.