Building Solid WordPress AI: Don’t Skip the SDK Foundation
I remember a few years back, we had a client who wanted to integrate some pretty cutting-edge AI features into their WooCommerce store. Think dynamic…
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Taming Custom Capabilities: The WordPress Abilities API is Here
Had a client with a sprawling membership site, right? Think custom content types, members-only dashboards, and a dozen different user levels. The permissions system was…
WordPress AI: Navigating PHP Versions in Core Development
The lesson here is simple: never assume. Always build with the lowest common denominator in mind if you want wide adoption, especially when dealing with…
Building Robust WordPress AI: Architecture, Not Just APIs
I got a call a few months back from a client who wanted to integrate some bleeding-edge AI features into their high-traffic WordPress site. Think…
WP_Block_Processor: Taming WordPress Blocks, The Right Way
Imagine a client. Big content site. We’re talking hundreds of thousands of posts, many using complex Gutenberg layouts. They come to you, frustrated. They need…
WordPress: HTTPS Default for URL Escaping. Finally!
I got a call last week from a client, pretty frustrated. They’d just rolled out a fresh WordPress site, SSL configured perfectly, but their social…
WordPress AI Architecture: Plugin or Composer Library?
Just last month, a client came to us with an ambitious vision: integrating advanced AI functionalities deeply into their high-traffic WordPress platform. They’d already played…
Plugin Updates: Stop Shipping Vulnerabilities, Start Proactive Security
Just last month, I got a frantic call from a client. They’d pushed a minor update to their custom WooCommerce extension, nothing major, just some…
WordPress AI: Build for Flexibility, Avoid Vendor Lock-in
A client came to me last week, buzzing about AI. He had big plans for content generation, product descriptions, even some nuanced customer support. But…
Gutenberg Smarter Blocks, Cleaner Code
Just last week, a client pinged us about revamping a product page. They needed some slick tabbed content for specs and reviews, and there was…