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A personal guide to setting up a new Windows 11 PC for development, including disabling unnecessary features, creating a Dev Drive, centralizing package manager caches, and installing favorite tools.
WordPress 7.0 "Armstrong" was officially released on May 20, 2026. This article explores the full picture of this major update—including the AI Foundations core integration and dashboard modernization—and analyzes the background of the significant release delay from a balanced perspective.
Speed up your site by loading only necessary plugins per page or post. Reduces unnecessary plugin load, especially effective when using heavy plugins.
From the perspective of a developer who loves lightweight tech stacks like Bun and Hono, I test drove the newly major-released Zed 1.0. Here is a look at its potential as a hub for multiple AI agents, along with some current concerns.
In an era where some claim 'WordPress is dead,' I built 'Marklane'—a custom plugin to publish Markdown directly to WordPress. Here is why bridging Git, AI agents, and WordPress still matters.
ChatGPT 5.5 has arrived with promises of enhanced token efficiency. However, real-world usage reveals that token consumption can spike when maintaining existing codebases. Here's how to strategically choose between 5.5 and 5.4.
When we say 'caching,' it means different things depending on where it happens. From browser headers to CDN edges, let's break down the 5 layers and how to 'clear' them.
A must-have plugin for exporting and importing WordPress Customizer settings. Perfect for theme switching, site migration, and granular backups.
A powerful WordPress plugin that consolidates multiple SEO tools into one, offering AI-assisted writing and robust schema generation.
Tired of the complexity of Google Analytics 4 (GA4)? Ahrefs Web Analytics is a simple, cookie-free, and free alternative that brings back the intuitive feel of the old Universal Analytics.
Cloudflare has introduced 'EmDash,' a new CMS powered by Astro 6.0. As AI coding shifts the landscape, we explore the bridge between modern tech stacks and the massive legacy of WordPress.
Run your WordPress site purely on SQLite. Ditch MySQL/MariaDB to drastically reduce server costs and simplify your entire infrastructure.