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Once You Go Mac — Should You Go Back?
Got a Mac 7 years ago and thought I’d never look back. I looked back. New blog post on escaping the walled garden.
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A Decade with WordPress: What I’ve Learned (and Built) Along the Way
What started as a simple Arduino blog on WordPress.com in 2015 has evolved into a career, a community, and a way of life. From organizing Sri Lanka’s first WordCamp to writing for Smashing Magazine, from local meetups to international conferences—WordPress has been more than just a platform. It’s been a gateway to incredible opportunities, lasting…
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Why I Still Bet on WordPress
A decade into shipping real products, I’ve built outside WordPress — headless, decoupled, React-first. Here’s why I still bet on WordPress anyway.
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DIY Breadcrumbs in WordPress with Full Site Editing
Learn how to create clean, custom breadcrumbs in WordPress using Gutenberg and Full Site Editing—no breadcrumbs plugins required. Follow this step-by-step guide to enhance your site’s navigation and user experience with just a few blocks.
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Add Multiple Products to WooCommerce Cart at Once
Add multiple products to WooCommerce cart from a single click.
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WP REST API can still cut it
The WP REST API is great and it’s built into the core of WordPress. Here are some cases for using it still.
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New to WordPress Development? Here’s a 2025 Guide!
Here’s a WordPress roadmap for 2025—covering the fundamentals that have stood the test of time, practical tools for setting up a local development environment, and the advanced techniques that propel you from a beginner to a proficient developer.
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Siri-controlled DND 🎧 for my office room
A mini project using an ESP32-C3 to create a room DND system that integrates with Blynk and Siri Shortcuts, allowing toggling of lights and Do Not Disturb modes.
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Dolphins, Deer, and a whole lot of splashes
The 4-day trip to Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, has ended. Check out the Instagram posts from the trip and follow for more travel and remote work content.
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30 thoughts at 30
A reflection of life at 30 and preparing myself for the remainder of which I do not know much.