Insights.
Worth reading.
How We Scoped and Built an AI MVP in 7 Days: Full Technical Breakdown
Core Web Vitals on WooCommerce: What the Audits Don’t Tell You
JetEngine vs ACF Pro in 2025: A Production Comparison
The Figma-to-WordPress Handoff Problem (And How to Fix It Upstream)
AI-Assisted WordPress Development: What Actually Works in Production
New articles published monthly.
Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios
Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios

Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios

Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios

Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios

Why Most WordPress Agencies Are Losing Jobs to Offshore Studios
New articles published monthly.
Tools and resources
we actually use.
Full-stack AI app builder for rapid React + Supabase prototyping. We use it for AI Sprint scaffolding — it handles the skeleton so we can focus on the product logic.
AI UI component generator. Useful for rapid scaffolding of React components and layouts. Best used as a starting point, not a final output.
Open-source Firebase alternative — Postgres database, auth, real-time, storage, and edge functions. The backend of choice for every AI Sprint we ship.
The essential WordPress debugging plugin. Database queries, hooks, HTTP requests, PHP errors — everything you need to diagnose performance issues in production.
Local WordPress development environment. Fast, reliable, supports multiple PHP versions. All new WordPress projects start here before staging.
The official reference. Underused by most developers who rely on tutorials instead. Plugin API, hooks, REST API, block development — all here, all authoritative.
Google’s structured learning platform for web performance, CSS, HTML, and Core Web Vitals. The authoritative source for understanding how performance metrics are actually calculated.
NYT’s AI and tech podcast by Kevin Roose and Casey Newton. Best for understanding how AI is shaping product, business, and culture — not just the technical side.
Developer conversations about open source, software engineering practices, and the people building the tools we use. Good for the broader perspective beyond day-to-day build work.
Live tracking of CMS usage across the web. Updated continuously. WordPress’s market position, trends, and competitive landscape — the data we cite when agencies ask about the WordPress market.
Annual JavaScript ecosystem survey — libraries, frameworks, tools, and developer sentiment. Good for understanding where the JS ecosystem is actually heading, not where Twitter thinks it is.
