A live panel on March 31, 2026 with Amber Hinds, Mary Hubbard and Raquel Manriquez, on finding collaborators instead of solving everything alone. Plus a small transient wrapper so an upcoming events widget stops hitting an API on every page load.
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.
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.
TDS reworked its Author Payment Program. Per-view pay now starts at 2,500 views, climbs to $0.10 per view past 7,500, and the monthly cap went from four articles to ten. Here is what that does to a single article’s payout.
Research on 13 LLMs in simulated markets found the agents holding price floors nobody asked them to hold. For a WooCommerce store running an AI pricing plugin that is an antitrust problem, and the fix sits in how the pricing logic is written.
Five SEO plugins fighting over the same wp_head hook is a performance problem, not a strategy. Notes on 12 WordPress SEO plugins for 2026, what each one is actually good at, and the small stack I use instead.
WooCommerce 10.6 ships March 10, 2026. It cuts checkout SQL queries with deferred transient deletion, batches admin options, and breaks three things worth patching first: Store API per_page, lazy-loaded images, and a null breadcrumb argument.
WooCommerce 10.6 stops accepting per_page=0 on Store API product and review requests, so those calls start returning 400 errors. How to move to batched requests, and the rest_endpoints filter to fall back on if you cannot refactor yet.
Slow reporting on WooCommerce is usually a schema problem, not a hardware problem. This covers custom analytical tables, the Inmon and Kimball warehouse schools, lakehouses, and where event-driven architecture fits a WordPress stack.
A plugin showing a green arrow is not proof that a variant won. This post walks through a 2×2 chi-square test in PHP: expected counts, degrees of freedom, the 3.84 cutoff at p=0.05, and the four assumptions that break the result.