Monikka Spruyt left corporate training to start Connect Holistic Health, and handed the site build to WordPress design experts instead of learning the stack herself. Why that trade usually pays off.
Gutenberg 22.7 ships the Connectors API, turns real-time collaboration on by default, adds live previews for style variations, and puts phpMyAdmin in wp-env. Notes on what to test before you ship it.
Google Trends normalizes every score per region, so a 100 in the US and a 100 in the UK mean different things. Borrowing the index-basket idea from finance gives you an anchor and makes the numbers comparable.
Raw averages describe a world that was not reacting to you. This post uses the penalty kick problem to show why competitive data needs mixed strategies, and what that looks like in pricing, fraud detection and WordPress backends.
my.WordPress.net turns WordPress Playground into a workspace that survives a page reload. The site lives in browser storage instead of on a server, and Blueprints handle the setup. Clear your cache without a backup and it is gone.
Vibe-checking search results is how teams end up rebuilding a backend for a system that scores worse than the SQL it replaced. What a real AI search evaluation needs: a golden set, repeated trials, and an ICC check before you ship.
AI infrastructure spending hit nearly $400 billion in 2025 against barely $100 billion of revenue. The skills that survive that correction are the classical ones: causal inference, experiment design, Bayesian reasoning, domain modeling and SPC.
WordPress 6.9.2 landed on March 11, 2026 with fixes for ten vulnerabilities, among them blind SSRF, a PoP chain in the HTML API and an XXE in getID3. What each one lets an attacker do, and how to ship the update with WP-CLI.
WordPress 7.0 Beta 3 ships 148 fixes and swaps the static AI provider list for the WP AI Client registry. Here is what changed in the connectors screen and how to test it on staging before the April 9 release.
Core was tagging hidden Gutenberg images as high priority and hurting LCP. Ticket #64823 fixes that, and Performance Lab is dropping Web Worker Offloading after 6,000 updates with no feedback.