Exporter Importer Z: move your WordPress content, not your mess
I built a free, open source plugin that moves WordPress content with its images, settings and homepage — no database dump, no search-and-replace.
Notes on building with WordPress
Practice, opinions and lessons from real WordPress projects — themes, plugins, performance and the business around them.
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PHP: the brains behind WordPress
If there is one language that every WordPress developer NEEDS to know, it is PHP. After all, it is with it that WordPress processes…
What languages does a WordPress developer really need to know?
Working with WordPress goes far beyond installing themes and plugins. If the idea is to act as a developer (and not just an advanced…
What do you prefer in your team?
A PHP expert who doesn't understand anything about WordPress or A WordPress expert who knows PHP well enough to solve everyday problems? This qu…
On Valentine's Day, I celebrate my longest-lasting relationship: with WordPress.
Yes, we have already been through: • ups and downs (of versions ), • identity crises (theme or builder? ), • jealous plugins (that…
Striking WordPress Evolutions
2003 – Launch of WordPress 0.7 Created by Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little, it was born as a fork of b2/cafelog. Impact: Brought a…
43.4% of all websites in the world use WordPress
That's right. According to W3Techs, WordPress is the most used CMS on the planet: - 43.4% of all websites on the internet - 61.2%…
DELIVERING A WORDPRESS SITE ON TIME IS MORE COMPLEX THAN IT SEEMS
Anyone who works with WordPress has experienced this: You start a project thinking it will be simple. Install the theme, configure the plugins, adjust…
Vibe Coding and AI in web development: potential and precautions
Recently, I read an article in Estadão about “vibe coding”, a term used to describe the approach that uses artificial intelligence to transform natura…
Advanced Security Checklist for WordPress
You invest time and money in your WordPress site — but is it really protected? With the increase in cyber attacks, especially on poorly…
Uber + iFood: and what does this have to do with WordPress?
The partnership between Uber and iFood, announced this week, is not just a move by giants. It's a clear message about the future of…
How to price a WordPress project without losing money?
I confess that I've always had a lot of difficulty making budgets. If there's one thing I learned the hard way, it's that pricing…
What if the Vatican website (www.vatican.va) was built on WordPress?
With the election of Pope Leo XIV, a new era of communication and inclusion begins. But when visiting the official Vatican website, we saw…
How WordPress Developer Stands Out in a World of Instant Websites and AI
Have you ever noticed how nowadays anyone can set up a website in minutes using automated tools or AI? This is great for simple…
There are people who LOVE Elementor. There are people who say that it makes the site slow, full of unnecessary and unprofessional code.
After all: Is Elementor a solution or a problem? Do you use it or avoid it at all costs? Is Elementor the villain or…
CPT, Custom Taxonomies, and Custom Fields: Do you really know when to use each one?
Many people who develop in WordPress have heard of these three features: - Custom Post Types (CPT) - Custom taxonomies - Custom fields (ACF…
If you use 20 plugins in your WordPress project, you don't have a website. You have a time bomb.
There is a pattern that repeats itself among beginner WordPress developers: They stack plugins as if they were a magic solution to any problem…
WordPress 6.8 is here—with powerful improvements for both developers and content creators!
As a WordPress developer focused on performance and tailored solutions, I’m truly excited about what version 6.8 brings to the table. This release del…