WooCommerce agency management beyond the build
I recently had a client, a mid-sized agency, who was pulling their hair out. They managed about a dozen WooCommerce stores for various clients, each…
Tag: Core Development
Scaling PHP: going serverless instead of bigger servers
I had a client, a mid-sized e-commerce operation, who was constantly battling performance issues with their custom data feeds and background processing. We’re talking about…
AI in web development: what it’s actually like
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…
Stop fighting WordPress: use Block Bindings instead
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…
What’s new for developers in WooCommerce 10.3
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.
WordPress digital permanence: keeping a site alive for a century
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.
How Automattic for Agencies simplifies a WooCommerce workflow
An agency owner drowning in a dozen client sites, manual billing, and mismatched hosting. Custom tooling only made it worse, so here’s how Automattic for Agencies pulled it into one dashboard.
Optimizing WordPress for food blogs without the plugin pileup
A client’s food blog kept crawling despite great recipes. The fix wasn’t another plugin, it was rebuilding on custom post types and a cleaner WordPress setup.
Connecting WooCommerce AI securely with the MCP beta
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.
Namespaces and coding standards for WordPress plugins
A client’s flagship plugin had outgrown its loose structure. PHP namespaces, Composer autoloading, and enforced coding standards are what pulled it back into shape.