WordPress AI Experiments 0.2.0 has been released, introducing AI-powered excerpt generation and a new “Abilities Explorer” for developers. Ahmad Wael explains why this release is a critical step toward standardizing AI within WordPress Core, moving beyond simple chatbots to a robust framework for registering and testing AI-powered editorial abilities.
In the fast-moving world of CSS, keeping up with updates is a major challenge. Ahmad Wael explains why the new DailyDev Squad for CSS-Tricks is a strategic tool for developers. Learn how to move from messy RSS firehoses to curated, high-signal content feeds that streamline your frontend development workflow and discovery process.
Code refactoring in Cursor is a game-changer for senior developers managing technical debt. Learn a pragmatic 4-step framework—from planning with agentic conversations to executing with Claude 3.5 Sonnet—to transform messy legacy WordPress code into clean, class-based architectures without breaking your production environment. Stop shipping spaghetti and start orchestrating your code.
WordPress Core AI has hit its six-month milestone, moving foundational building blocks like the Abilities API and WP Client AI SDK into a stable state. With several features slated for WordPress 6.9 and a clear roadmap for 7.0, developers must now align with these new core standards for AI integration and agentic functionality.
Standard topic modeling is dead. Between junk topics and massive compute costs, throwing raw data at LDA just doesn’t cut it anymore. Ahmad Wael explains how to use Seeded KeyNMF and LLM-assisted summarization to build stable, transparent, and economically viable NLP pipelines that actually deliver meaningful business insights in 2026.
Ahmad Wael explains why package installs crawl and how sharded indexing (CEP-16) solves the metadata bloat problem. Learn how to optimize your build times and reduce memory consumption by moving away from monolithic indexes to a more scalable, parallelized approach used by modern package managers.
Stop wasting billable hours on Nginx configs and server patches. In this guide, I explain why Managed Hosting is the pragmatic choice for serious WordPress developers, covering server-level caching, security at the edge, and the technical debt of DIY server management. Learn how to optimize for stability and ROI.
WooCommerce 10.5 is removing the AccessiblePrivateMethods trait, a legacy tool used to hook into private methods. While originally intended for internal use, many extensions adopted it. This guide explains how to refactor your code using public methods and @internal annotations to prevent fatal errors and ensure your online store stays fully functional after the update.
Why 90% Text-to-SQL accuracy is enterprise suicide. Ahmad Wael explains why partial credit doesn’t exist in production databases, the shift from Spider 1.0 to the rigorous Spider 2.0 benchmark, and how native AI integrations in BigQuery are changing the game for senior WordPress and data developers.
Stop treating your 2026 resolutions like a static list. Ahmad Wael explores how to build a Data-Driven Goal Tracker using Python, Streamlit, and Neon. Learn why engineering consistency requires a unified data layer, ISO-8601 date handling, and a pragmatic approach to bridging high-frequency habits with long-term strategic milestones.