Category: WordPress
Articles on the WordPress ecosystem from a builder’s perspective: plugin demos, product marketing for plugin makers, and the platform shifts that change how WordPress products get sold. Written for people who ship WordPress products rather than commentate on them. Plugin makers face a specific version of the explanation problem. The plugin does something genuinely useful, the WordPress.org listing gets the click, and then the screenshots have to carry the whole pitch. A short demo does that job far better, because it shows the plugin inside a real WordPress admin rather than in isolation. We cover how to record inside wp-admin without leaking client data, how to structure a plugin demo so it survives being watched at double speed, and how to handle the awkward reality that most plugin value shows up in settings screens. There is also the business side: what changes when a plugin moves from free to freemium, how demo video fits an ecosystem where trust is built in support forums, and what the platform’s periodic upheavals mean for people who sell products on top of it.
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The Matt Mullenweg Drama: Is This the Best Thing to Happen to WordPress?
Let’s be real for a second: the recent drama between Matt Mullenweg and WP Engine could end up being the best thing that has ever happened to WordPress. While it might feel like a firestorm right now, this kind of controversy is exactly what WordPress needs to break free from its complacency and finally evolve.…
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Why Every Developer MUST Publish on YouTube – Or Risk Becoming Obsolete!
Hold up, you’re a developer. You code all day, build systems that change the world, and push boundaries of what’s possible with tech. But guess what? That’s NOT enough anymore. If you’re not publishing on YouTube, you’re already behind. Yes, you heard me. Behind. I know, I know— you’re thinking: “But Bhavik, I just want…
