Tips
So no journalist-style articles: just advice from someone who writes code every day. I collect the problems I run into most often when working with professionals and agencies, and explain what goes wrong, how it gets fixed and when it's worth getting help. I hope it helps.
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# Websitescommit a9d5f1b ·
The critical PHP flaws of 21 October 2026 show the limit of a brochure site that runs code on every visit: why I am moving to static sites and how content gets updated.
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# Software developmentcommit 3690caa ·
React and Vue compared by someone who has used both: single-file components, reactivity, structure. Then Nuxt.js: routing, hybrid rendering, server and modules.
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# Privacy and analyticscommit 3a51f45 ·
Why I am leaving Google Analytics for Cloudflare Web Analytics: cookie-free analysis, aggregated data, real Core Web Vitals. How it works and its limits.
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# Websitescommit 4fd1048 ·
Why a developer who loves WordPress is moving to Nuxt.js, GitHub and Netlify: architecture, security, content, SEO and the cases where WordPress is still the right call.
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# WordPresscommit eff5715 ·
WPML or Polylang? After years of WPML I now use Polylang: lighter, easier for clients to manage and closer to how WordPress natively works. Plus how to migrate.
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# Design and developmentcommit 493831b ·
Why I use Tailwind CSS: design tokens in @theme, generation of only the utilities used, components instead of repeated classes, light and dark themes on variables. With the real limits and the cases where I do not recommend it.
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# Hosting and infrastructurecommit e36387c ·
From FTP to GitHub and Netlify: atomic, immutable deploys, a preview for every change, instant rollbacks, per-context variables, redirects in code, serverless functions. And when it is not the right fit.
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# Design and developmentcommit c705ca1 ·
404 errors done right: status codes, soft 404s, redirects, monitoring and design. Well-known creative 404 pages, what makes them work, and how I built mine, a video game.
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# Software developmentcommit a5f2eae ·
A brief that produces reliable estimates: goals, functional and non-functional requirements, integrations, environments, code ownership and acceptance criteria. With a template.
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# WordPresscommit 976c189 ·
WordPress maintenance from a developer's view: chained updates, dependencies, technical debt and procedure. What it must include and when to cut dependencies instead.
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# WordPresscommit 8b51dc0 ·
Why a WordPress site is really slow: TTFB, autoload, queries, hooks, page builders and third parties. A developer's diagnosis, and when caching is no longer enough.
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# WordPresscommit 1c339ed ·
Custom or ready-made WordPress themes and plugins? A technical look at dependencies, attack surface, weight and long-term cost, from someone who codes WordPress.
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