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How Interaction to Next Paint (INP) Affects Your WordPress Plugin Architecture
A WordPress plugin can ship a 30 KB JavaScript bundle and still make a page feel broken. The user clicks a filter. The plugin sorts
Why Is WordPress Losing Market Share? Here’s What’s Really Happening
For the past ten years, checking the WordPress market share numbers was pretty boring. It just sat right around 43% of the whole internet, barely
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Another Year Behind, an Interesting 2026 Ahead for WordPress and WPBay
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I’ve noticed a trend in WordPress plugins, themes, and development. I’ve been interested in these things since I started using WordPress well over ten year
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I’m proud to be a member of the WordPress community. I’d like to think I’ve been a part of it since I started using WordPress