Author: Vivek Kumar
How I Mastered WordPress Internationalization [i18n] (And How You Can Too)
When I first started building WordPress themes and plugins, I had a very narrow view of the world. I built everything in English, assuming that [Read More…]
How I Fixed My Slow WordPress Site: The wp_options Autoload Mess
If you’ve been around WordPress for a while, you’ve probably had that moment where your site suddenly feels like it’s running through molasses. You do [Read More…]
I Tested WordPress 7.0 Armstrong: Here’s Why It’s a Massive Win
I’ve been building websites and messing around with WordPress for what feels like an eternity. I remember the days when updating a plugin felt like [Read More…]
WordPress 7.0 Released: PHP changes, DataViews and Dev Features
If you are a WordPress developer, agency owner, or just someone who manages a couple of sites, you probably felt like 2025 was a bit [Read More…]
Why I Think of Gutenberg Like Lego: How Blocks Actually Work in WordPress
Let’s be honest for a second. If you’ve been using WordPress for a while, the jump from the Classic Editor to Gutenberg (the Block Editor) [Read More…]
WordPress Full Site Editing(FSE): What I Wish I Knew Sooner
Let me take you back to a time not so long ago. If you wanted to change the layout of your WordPress website’s header, you [Read More…]
How I Finally Understood Cache vs Cookies vs Session (After Years of Confusion)
Alright, let’s sit down and talk about something that has confused almost every junior developer I’ve ever mentored—and honestly, it confused the hell out of [Read More…]
Why I Ditched Constant Polling for Webhooks (And How You Can Too)
Have you ever ordered a pizza and just sat on the couch waiting? You don’t call the pizza place every five minutes asking, “Is it [Read More…]
WordPress Multisite Network Functions: switch_to_blog & More
If you have ever managed more than a few WordPress websites, you know the drill: log in here, update a plugin there, check the spam [Read More…]
The Year 2038 Problem: Why Jan 19, 2038, Will Break Millions of Computers
Remember the late 1990s? The world was practically panicking over the Y2K bug. People were stockpiling canned beans, buying generators, and genuinely expecting airplanes to [Read More…]