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Four products added mobile app sign-in in 48 hours. The app we are close to shipping is not a separate product: it is your site, your members, your branding, re…
Four days after a release week that was almost entirely fixes, we shipped 23 more. This time most of it was new features, and one bug report reached eight produ…
How I built and shipped Jetonomy, a native iOS app that takes any Jetonomy-powered WordPress community mobile: the stack, WordPress Application Passwords auth, …
A first-person P&L peek from a 13-year WordPress agency shipping plugins like Listora, BuddyX, and Reign. The hosting, AI, support, marketing, and hidden c…
An honest note on why I built Listora: a usability-first WordPress directory plugin. The tradeoffs I made on listing types, maps, schema, and the free vs Pro bo…
What it actually feels like when ideas stop being trapped. A note from inside the rhythm of shipping things that sat for years.…
The four architectural boundaries, the 3-layer token model, the six component primitives, and the same-family rule that holds 100+ products coherent. Part 2 of …
Deprecations done right, the five drift patterns we catch most, the ux-audit.sh and wp-plugin-qa MCP gates, and the 22-item implementation checklist. Part 3 of …
The five-file anatomy, the first seven commands, and the contract every production Gutenberg block ships with. Part 1 of the foundation we use at Wbcom Designs.…
Post a job in one scroll. Hire without bouncing between tabs. Filter candidates by salary, by who is open to work, by who is hiring. Run boards inside your Budd…
Custom software shops face AI price compression, no asset accumulation, and a talent ceiling. Here is what replaces the model in 2026.…
Eighteen months after the first version of this piece, the MCP landscape for WordPress looks different enough to warrant a full refresh. What changed, what the …