A simple VIP discount request stalled on a 1000-line, undocumented function nobody understood. The fix was not more code, it was documenting the intent behind it. A short comment block up front saves hours later.
A client asked whether his store needs new AI features. WooCommerce’s agentic commerce lets AI assistants browse and buy through an API, so the prep work is clean product data and stable APIs.
A client asked why every WordPress mobile app feels like a toy. The latest Jetpack app changes that, with a proper stats screen and on-device AI for excerpts and tags that keeps content on your phone.
I had a client hit me up last month, completely fed up. They’d just dropped a solid five figures on a new WordPress site, and…
I just got off a call with a long-time client, Sarah. She runs a few content sites and, like many, has been trying to integrate…
A client hit me up last month. They needed a slick video section on their product pages, with dynamic content and a different video for…
A developer’s rundown of WooCommerce 10.3: COGS in core, address autocomplete at checkout, the PayPal Orders v2 upgrade, and the wc_format_decimal change plugin authors need to handle.
A non-profit asked how to keep its site online for a century. Standard backups and domain renewals only go so far, so here’s why an endowed model like the WordPress.com 100-Year Plan fits that kind of mission.
A client wanted AI to handle product updates and support replies. The WooCommerce MCP beta gives you a secure, standard way to do that, so you skip the fragile custom integrations.
A client needed accordions and styled form fields without the usual custom-code mess. September’s WordPress core updates add a native Accordion block and theme.json form styling that make it far easier.