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…
Tag: AI
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…
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…
Don’t Break Your WordPress Site: Secure AI Integration Secrets
Got a call last month from a client running a busy e-commerce site. They’d had a dev implement some slick AI features — automated product…
Clean WordPress AI Integration: Ditch the Hardcoded Mess
I recently had a client come to me with a common enough problem: they wanted to bake some serious AI capabilities into their WordPress site….
Stable AI in WordPress: Avoiding Early Integration Pitfalls
I got a call last month, client was pulling his hair out. He’d implemented some snazzy AI content generation on his WordPress site a few…
Preparing for WCUS: Your Core AI Contribution Playbook
Just last year, I had a conversation with a client, a smart developer himself, who was buzzing about WordCamp US Contributor Day. He was excited…