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Introducing careervision.io
A clean, fast CV builder I built because every other resume tool I tried got in the way.
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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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Why I Still Bet on WooCommerce
After years of building stores and working on WooCommerce internals with the Core Extensions team, I think most platform comparisons miss the point. WooCommerce is messy, extensible, and it compounds.
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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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My 2026 Development Workflow: Claude Code Desktop + Cursor
A practical guide to combining Claude Code’s desktop app for AI-powered code generation with Cursor’s excellent diff review interface, keeping you productive while staying in control.
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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.