Why I built a WordPress job board from scratch using Gutenberg blocks and the Interactivity API — no jQuery, no shortcodes, no page reloads. The architecture decisions behind WP Career Board and how it fits into the Reign + BuddyX ecosystem.
Last week, I was reviewing a pull request from one of my developers. The code was clean. The naming conventions were solid. The structure … Read more
I was scrolling Reddit the other night – it was late, the kind of hour where you should be sleeping but your brain won’t … Read more
I use AI every single day. Not casually – deeply. I run over 100 WordPress plugins, manage multiple websites, handle customer support triage, write … Read more
A few weeks ago, one of my project managers asked me a question I’ve heard at least a dozen times in the last year. … Read more
Three new plugins shipped. Two major updates released. 30 product pages live. And April is just getting started.
Two months, two major releases. Jetonomy went from a clean bbPress replacement to a full community discussion platform with BuddyPress group forums, private topics, polls, GDPR compliance, and adapters for every major WordPress LMS. Here's what shipped and where it's going.
After a decade building BuddyPress plugins, the one request that never stopped was proper media sharing. rtMedia died. MediaPress stayed small. BuddyBoss locked it behind a paywall. So I built WPMediaVerse from scratch -- Interactivity API, custom tables, 80+ REST endpoints, and AI moderation in the free tier.
The tools for selling services online haven't kept up with how people work. WP Sell Services is a purpose-built service marketplace plugin for WordPress - standalone checkout, dedicated data layer, complete REST API, and AI-ready architecture. No WooCommerce required.
I have spent over a decade building WordPress community platforms. More than a hundred plugins shipped under the Wbcom Designs banner. I have worked … Read more
WP Astro MCP v3.0 ships a setup wizard, wp-astro-bridge WordPress plugin, webhook auto-rebuild, and draft preview. One command to add a headless Astro frontend to any WordPress site. Free, open source, 57 tools.
Multiple developers, independently, are converging on the same architecture for WordPress’s future — TypeScript, Astro, MCP, and edge deployment. Here’s what we’re building, what others are building, and why the convergence matters.