WordPress Engineering

WordPress 7.0 has recently landed. For marketing and content teams, it is one of the more useful releases in years. It brings a standardised way to connect AI tools directly to your WordPress site, a more intuitive admin experience, and editor features that give content teams more control without having to wait on a developer.

WordPress has never had a way to certify enterprise-level developer skills. That just changed. Here's what the new WordPress VIP certification means for agencies and the organisations that hire them.

You're evaluating frontend solutions for your WordPress-based platform. Your team needs dynamic interactions, but you're tired of managing multiple JavaScript frameworks, dealing with complex state management, and the overhead that comes with external dependencies.

A few years ago, headless was being touted as the future of web development: faster, more flexible, more modern. Developers loved it, agencies sold it, and business leaders signed off because it sounded like a safe bet to "future-proof" their digital presence. But we’re seeing a shift. And not just because the market is over the buzzwords. The reality is that many of the supposed benefits of headless architecture don’t hold up under scrutiny, particularly for content-heavy brands like publishers or marketers whose operations revolve around editorial velocity, workflows and simplicity. Here’s what we’ve observed from the front lines.

Enterprise software requires consistent upkeep and monitoring to ensure optimal performance and security. This is no different for [...]

In today’s fast-changing digital world, publishers need to balance multiple distribution channels and content-sharing platforms. The platform over [...]

How we do project discovery & Agile planning different at The Code Company in order to foster trust, transparency and successful projects.

WordPress celebrated its 20th birthday this year and has evolved into a powerful and flexible CMS used by [...]