In previous posts on this blog, we have explored WordPress block development from various angles. We have examined the development of both static and dynamic blocks and extended the functionality of core blocks. However, the approach we have taken so… Continue Reading →

Imagine that you are working on an important project for one of your biggest clients. Suddenly, your team must stop working on it and urgently deal with problems caused by hackers on a small client’s website. Nobody likes working in… Continue Reading →

WordPress is the world’s most widely used CMS. According to W3Techs, as of August 2025, WordPress is used by 43.3% of all websites, with an astonishing 60.8% of the CMS market share. There are many factors behind this success, which… Continue Reading →