Currently, we have 1 course in development and 3 courses that have been published. Here is an overview of what is being worked on and relevant links to follow if you want to learn more.
A Developers Guide to Block Themes Course – Published
The course A Developers Guide to Block Themes – Part 1 was published on Monday, 31 October, to time it with the WordPress 6.1 release. Congratulations to @psykro for his excellent work. We are excited to see more and more block themes in the Theme Repository. We aim to have Part 2 of the course ready for public review by 18 November, to be published towards the end of November.
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Block Development Course: Published
The course Introduction to Block Development: Build your first custom block was published on the 19th of October. Please share this resource on your social media or with folks that would be interested. Congratulations to @mburridge for all the hard work he has put into this wonderful course.
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WordPress Data in JavaScript Course: Published
The course Using the WordPress Data Layer was released on the 6th of October. This course aims to get you comfortable with the WordPress data layer. It’s a JavaScript library used throughout the WordPress editor to read and write data. Please share this great resource with others. Kudos to @zieladam for his efforts in putting this course together.
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Develop Your First Low-Code Block Theme Course: Modules 1 and 2 have been launched
@arasae has soft-launched the Develop Your First Low-Code Block Theme course by publishing modules 1 and 2. The remaining parts of the course are still in the making. Module 3 is in progress; a potential workshop script and videocasts have been made, but we may stick to text-and-image-based content to get this module out faster.
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How can you get involved?
We welcome any contributors to share their ideas for relevant courses you would like to see on the Learn platform or to get in touch about creating your own course. The more people that get involved, the better learn.wordpress.org will be.