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Last weekend, I launched Paver. A drag-and-drop block editor built specifically for PHP developers. The Why Behind Paver I created Paver with one primary goal: to serve as a custom block editor...

Aside from WordPress development, I work a lot with Laravel. And one of the things I love about Laravel, is the Jobs API. In short: a dedicated class for your job that you can dispatch or schedule. In WordPress, we have the event...

Flare, for me at least, is mostly known as a error tracker for Laravel applications. However, the service is framework agnostic and can be used for other frameworks, including WordPress, as well. So how do you add it to your WordPress...

This year, my Year in Review is not a blogpost, but a post on X instead: Short version of Year in review this time:✅ First Laracon at

Using Composer to manage and load packages is commonplace in PHP projects, and most of the time, it just works. However, if you're developing a WordPress plugin or theme, you might encounter some challenges.

Today version 1.3.0 of the Send to API add-on for Gravity Forms is released. This is update contains a couple of nice new features.

About a month ago, I tweeted that I was working on drag and drop editor for Laravel and showed a little demo video. 🤠 I have been working on a

Lately I've been working on a Livewire powered block editor. It is intended to be used mainly for creating newsletters. This package could potentially be used in tools as Mailcoach. See the below tweet of a short demo video (or...

As the end of the year is nearing (time sure went fast), it is time to look back and ahead to the coming year. Previous editions: 2020,