Shorter, sharper pieces on WordPress, Statamic, and the ecosystem around both.
WooCommerce is the thing that complicates most WordPress migration conversations. Before you decide what to do with it, it’s worth figuring out what you need it to do.
March 31, 2026 · Read article →
Advanced Custom Fields is often the thing that makes a WordPress site feel like a real application rather than a blog. It’s also often the thing that makes developers nervous about migrating. Here’s what actually happens to that data.
March 27, 2026 · Read article →
Infrastructure is at its best when it disappears. Your database doesn’t ask for your attention every Tuesday. Your web server doesn’t break when someone else updates their code. Your CMS should work the same way.
March 18, 2026 · Read article →
Every WordPress plugin is a dependency you didn’t write, maintained by someone you’ve never met, running code you’ve probably never read. The financial cost is the easy part. The harder cost is everything else.
March 11, 2026 · Read article →
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