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Antigravity and the One-Hour Laravel Blog
After more than a decade on WordPress, the high-profile licensing disputes and aggressive public posturing between Automattic and WP Engine finally forced my hand.1 For months, I had intended to replace my legacy blog with a bespoke,...
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Customizing WordPress to Work Like Confluence
At Homeville, when the technology team expanded from 4 to 65+ members, licensing costs for JIRA and Confluence became unsustainable. JIRA charged approximately $400 USD monthly beyond the first 10 users, while Confluence’s expenses...
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WordCamp Ahmedabad 2023
After WordCamp Mumbai earlier in the year I decided to keep attending WordCamps across India. Ahmedabad came up quickly on the calendar, and I brought Harshaja along, hoping she would connect with WordPress agencies for 13 Llama’s...
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WordCamp Mumbai 2023
My journey with WordPress started at the 2015 Mumbai WordPress meetup — one I attended with some hesitation back in 2014. At that time my understanding of WordPress was limited. The experience turned out to be transformative.
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How to Setup Microsoft Word to Post to WordPress
WordPress’s Gutenberg editor offers a pleasant user experience similar to Medium, but I find it frustrating that advanced options have been quietly hidden in the pursuit of simplicity. After a year-long writing hiatus I discovered...
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Nitropack Review
Those managing content management systems face a persistent challenge: improving site loading speed without adding complexity. Solutions range from server-side opcache modules to WordPress-specific tools like WP-Supercache. For...
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Building Your Custom Connector on Google Data Studio
This is a technical post. Comfort with code — specifically JavaScript and Google App Scripts — is assumed.
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18 Months Down the Line: What Has Google AMP Really Achieved?
In early 2016, Google launched Accelerated Mobile Pages for publishers seeking faster content delivery on mobile. With 65% of Asian traffic occurring on mobile — particularly in developing nations where slower networks are the norm...