What if the WordPress site editor was designed around what you want to do, not how WordPress is built? In this video I walk through Create Not Learn, an experimental plugin that explores one possible answer. It uses everyday words, starts from tasks rather than menus, and keeps the complex…
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the way classic video games are preserved and enjoyed. As AI-assisted tools become more accessible, developers can reverse engineer, emulate, and port games to hardware and operating systems they were never originally designed for. This trend is lowering the technical barriers that once kept old games…
Reprint is a free, open-source, PHP-based tool that copies a WordPress site’s files and database. The plugin is available in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory, along with the command-line client used to copy the site. WordPress has long let you export your posts and pages. Moving the site itself means bringing…
This week’s news looked at AI, open-source licensing, security automation, regulatory software, enterprise spending, SaaS alternatives, maintenance challenges, patents, and credential risks.
Campus Connect event On November 12, 2026, I had the opportunity to join the Campus Connect event at Compact Polytechnic Institute, Feni, as a speaker. I shared my WordPress journey—from being a Student to becoming a Mentor and now a Community Speaker. My journey with the WordPress community has been…
A look at how AI agents are impacting web development and what the agentic web means for individuals and companies.
Do you want to make informed decisions to grow your website traffic, conversions, and revenue? Your website’s Google data (Search Console, Analytics, and Google Ads) tells you how your website is performing. But it doesn’t tell you why, or what you should do next. In… Read More » The post Introducing…
See the same three WordPress tasks done through the REST API with an Application Password and through MCP over OAuth, and what each route leaves on your site.
Nathaniel Christopher has a lovely recap of his time at WordCamp Canada. Very cool that the dashboard widget helped connect him to the local community. Hat tip: Anne.
Flooding open source projects with AI-generated PRs and issues won’t make you a better engineer, and I don’t think it will help your career either. It mostly adds work for maintainers, who then have to review and triage contributions that often aren’t ready.
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