Using AI to Write Plugin Code — But Safely
Introduction AI coding assistants like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and Cody have changed how developers write WordPress plugins. With just a prompt, you can generate boilerplate code, fix bugs, or even…
WordPress Plugin Analytics: How to Measure Usage and Engagement
Introduction Once your WordPress plugin is live, the next big question is: how are users actually using it? Understanding plugin analytics — usage, engagement, and retention — helps you improve…
How to Create Multi-Tenant WordPress Sites (for SaaS or Agencies)
Introduction As WordPress continues to evolve, developers and agencies are finding new ways to scale websites efficiently. One of the most powerful strategies is multi-tenancy — a setup where a…
WordPress for Mobile Apps: Using REST API + Flutter or React Native
WordPress for Mobile Apps: Using REST API + Flutter or React Native Introduction WordPress can be more than a website — it can be a powerful content backend for mobile…
The Hidden Cost of “Free” Plugins: What Most Developers Don’t Tell You
The Hidden Cost of “Free” Plugins: What Most Developers Don’t Tell You Introduction Everyone loves free plugins — they’re the backbone of WordPress’s open-source ecosystem. But as with anything that’s…
Eco-Friendly WordPress: Reducing Your Website’s Carbon Footprint
Eco-Friendly WordPress: Reducing Your Website’s Carbon Footprint Introduction As digital technology continues to expand, the environmental impact of websites has become an urgent topic. Each visit to your WordPress site…
The Ethics of WordPress Plugin Cloning: What the GPL Really Allows
The Ethics of WordPress Plugin Cloning: What the GPL Really Allows Introduction In the open-source world, the GNU General Public License (GPL) powers WordPress and every plugin in its ecosystem.…
How to Build a WordPress Plugin Marketplace (Step-by-Step)
How to Build a WordPress Plugin Marketplace (Step-by-Step) Introduction Launching a WordPress plugin marketplace is a fantastic way to connect developers with customers, capture recurring revenue, and become a go-to…
Serverless WordPress: Running Without Traditional Hosting
Serverless WordPress: Running Without Traditional Hosting Introduction What if you could run WordPress without a single web server — no cPanel, no VPS, no shared hosting? Thanks to serverless technology,…
WordPress + WebAssembly: The Future of Plugin Performance
WordPress + WebAssembly: The Future of Plugin Performance Introduction As WordPress continues to evolve, performance is becoming the ultimate competitive edge. In 2025, WebAssembly (Wasm) is reshaping how developers build…