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From Autocomplete to Orchestration: What Comes Next for the WordPress Developer
Developers use AI in 60 percent of their work but can fully delegate only 0 to 20 percent. That gap has a name. Here’s what closing it actually looks like for WordPress plugin developers.
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An Empty Section Is Honest. A Fake One Isn’t.
A missing testimonial is just a gap. A fake one is a lie wearing a nice font. One is incomplete. The other is intentional.
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The Slop Isn’t the Problem. The Silence Is.
AI slop isn’t a taste problem, it’s a distribution problem. Why good developer work gets buried, and where discovery is actually headed.
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Nobody Asks How You Cut the Wood
Manual coding errors are gone. The mistakes just moved upstream. Here’s what web developers should be checking instead.
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Nobody Notices a Good Migration. That’s the Point.
A practical, jargon free guide to migrating WordPress sites without downtime. DNS timing, database syncs, and rollback plans that actually work.
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WordPress Theme Development Had Four Eras. We’re in the Last One.
From Kubrick to agentic workflows, a reflection on how WordPress theme development quietly changed four times, and what’s left for developers to actually own.
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The Shape Underneath
A quiet reflection on reverse engineering, from learning language to AI skills, told in short, easy to read prose.
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There’s No 400 Error For A Bad Landing Page
Developers reject bad data instantly but ship bad marketing daily. The missing piece isn’t standards, it’s a validator.
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The Feature Was Fake. The Experience Was Real.
The fan was fake. The experience was real. Most developer products fail this test. We ship technically correct features. Nobody feels anything after using them.