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Hybrid WordPress Blocks – The best of both worlds
PHP on the server. React on the client. A single Gutenberg block that behaves like a full SPA. Here is how I built one, and the four things I learned the hard way.
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Trying Novamira.ai
A quick first look at Novamira, a WordPress AI agent platform that made bulk content tagging dramatically easier than my MCP Adapter setup with Claude and app passwords.
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Create an Image Slider using your WordPress Core Blocks
Turn the core WordPress Columns block into a fully functional image slider — no plugins needed. With a simple CSS and JavaScript snippet inside an HTML block, you get smooth transitions, navigation arrows, dot indicators, swipe support, and keyboard accessibility. Just pure core blocks and a bit of creativity.
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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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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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Getting Started With Gutenberg By Creating Your Own Block
Gutenberg is the future of WordPress, and it is just around the corner. Brace up for it by learning how to build your own custom Gutenberg block. I wrote this post for Smashing Magazine, which was published 10 days ago.
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My Favorite WordPress Features
As you work with WordPress for some time, you begin to realize WordPress is much more than a blogging tool. Sometimes, even more than a regular CMS. In this post, I will talk about the different features/add-ons of WordPress and how you can utilize them for your next problem or project. Specifically, this post comes…
