Faust.js news
Welcome to the New faustjs.org
🎶 …we’ve got fun and games… 🎶 Welcome! This project was several months in the making with WP Engine’s DevRel team leading the way and support from the Headless Open Source team that maintains Faust. TL;DR Our goal in rebuilding the docs was to provide users with a clearer understanding of Faust, better documentation on […]
A Retrospective on 4+ years of Faust.js
Hello! It’s been a while since we posted (our bad). Many of you have asked for updates, and we’re ready to discuss what’s going on with Faust and WP Engine’s contributions to the headless WordPress ecosystem. TL;DR Times are changing, and after reflecting on 4+ years of building Faust and contributing to the headless WordPress […]
Taking “Customer Inspired” Up A Level
For longer than Faust.js has been a project, WP Engine has had a core value of Customer Inspired. This month the Faust.js team has taken that to a new level with a process that we believe will help us better support all of our Faust.js users no matter what platform you run your code on. […]
It’s Time To Start Saying Goodbye to GQty
We have worked hard to update Faust.js to be a more standardized and performant framework using Apollo Client as its base. We believe that Faust.js with Apollo is more stable and easier to maintain than Faust.js was with GQty, and we recommend that all users currently on Faust.js with GQty start planning their migration to […]
Faust.js Telemetry – Please Help Us Understand How You’re Using Faust.js
When we relaunched Faust.js at the end of 2022 we included a feature for basic telemetry to help us better understand how users are using the WordPress plugin and JavaScript framework. That telemetry is tied to WP Engine’s corporate Google accounts using Google Analytics and is strictly opt-in only to ensure absolutely no data at […]
Help Us Learn About How You Use Faust.js
The user research team at WP Engine is running a research study to understand the background and activities of Faust.js users. If you’re interested in sharing your thoughts and experiences using Faust.js with a member of our User Research team, then please use the link below to take our short survey. Participants will be asked […]
Announcing App Router Support and a Pathway to Turn React Components into Gutenberg Blocks
The Faust.js team has been hard at work for a few months now on two big features and we’re excited to show you what we’ve been working on! A Path from Components to Blocks First is a programmatic way to convert your existing React components to WordPress blocks your content editors can use. For a […]
Faust.js Showcase, October 2023
The Faust.js Showcase is our way of saying Thank You! We recognize that the WordPress and Faust.js communities have been hard at work creating amazing things. Now we’d like to highlight them on our website! How can I get featured? Easy. Just submit your entry and we will review it. Keep up the good work! […]
What’s New in Faust.js, October 2023
Terri here to give you the latest update on all things Faust.js! Our team has been hard at work finishing our blockset command to accompany our Components to Blocks example project, as well as documentation for the Experimental App Router utilities. The Blockset Command First up is the blockset command that will assist you in […]
What’s New in Faust.js, September 2023
The Faust.js team has been hard at work finishing up our implementation of Next.js’ App Router as well as a new Gutenberg feature that will allow you to take an existing React component and use it, with minimal configuration, in the WordPress Block editor. Next.js’ App Router We’re getting really close at our own implementation […]
Faust.js August Update
We’ve been quite busy these past couple of weeks with a few projects we’re working on. First and foremost is this site. When we re-launched it this summer we said that this is only the beginning and we stand by that. These past two weeks we’ve been working on a template for a “showcase” page […]
Faust.js New Features and More
We’re back to bi-weekly updates for Faust.js. I like to think that’s a great start on talking about what is going on with the product. As we move into late-Summer and Fall, expect to see a lot more in this space, particularly on our work around Gutenberg and Next.js’ App Router implementation. We can’t wait […]