Searching for the best WordPress page builder plugin to create beautiful code-free designs using a visual, drag-and-drop editor? While the native WordPress editor gives you some control over the design and layout of your page, WordPress page builder plugins put that on steroids and let you create eye-catching designs, even if you don’t know a […]
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Omnisend Review for Ecommerce: Complete Hands-On Guide
Most ecommerce store owners will agree that traditional email platforms just don’t get online retail. You mostly get basic templates that can’t showcase your products, generic automations that completely ignore customer purchase behavior, and absolutely zero integration with your actual store. So when I stumbled across Omnisend, I was immediately excited. Could this be the […]
Continue readingGoogle Just Released an Avalanche of New AI Tools…Here’s the Breakdown
The technology combines computer vision, machine learning, and real-time compression to achieve what Google calls “near-perfect” millimeter-level head tracking at 60 frames per second. While pricing hasn’t been announced, the complexity of the hardware suggests this won’t be showing up in home offices anytime soon – think more corporate conference rooms than kitchen table video […]
Continue readingA Decade with WordPress: My Journey of Growth, Contribution, and Courage
I never imagined I’d be writing this. Ten years. A full decade of working in tech, without pause. Of growing, stumbling, learning, and showing up — with WordPress at the center of it all. When I look back, the journey feels full — full of lessons, full of change, and full of heart. From India’s […]
Continue reading#183 – Destiny Kanno, Isotta Peira and Anand Upadhyay on how WordPress is shaping the future of education for students worldwide – WP Tavern
[00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox Podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress, the people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case, how WordPress is shaping the future of education for students worldwide. If you’d like […]
Continue reading5 of the Leading Gmail Alternatives Available (And Why You’d Want to Use One)
It’s hard to browse the web without some aspect of Google’s ecosystem trailing behind. Alphabet’s number one company has a hand in almost all aspects of the web. Although Gmail has more than 1.8 billion active users in 2025, it’s far from the only option. Many users are actively exploring alternatives, whether it’s due to […]
Continue readingDroip No-Code WordPress Website Builder Review 2025.
For years, no-code tools like Webflow and Framer have set the standard for creative freedom. In WordPress, however, innovation has lagged behind outdated page builders. But Droip, a newer no-code WordPress website builder, takes a different route. Launched with a bold promise to give users complete design freedom and modern taste, Droip offers a refreshing […]
Continue readingI Tried Hostinger’s New Horizons AI Developer Tool: My Review
What went right 😁 Right off the bat, from the very first iteration that Horizons created, the aesthetics were on point. Although I didn’t include anything about colors, fonts, or how I wanted the app to look in my initial prompt, the result I got back was very modern and attractive. It seemed to lean […]
Continue readingNew Continents! – HeroPress
When I made the Continents taxonomy I didn’t think it through very well. For example, I made an Oceania continent, which isn’t really real. Also, most of the terms in the taxonomy are countries, which I think is more interesting, but I don’t really surface them anywhere. More on that someday. One of the struggles […]
Continue reading#184 – Rachel Cherry and Alex Aspinall on the State of WordPress in Higher Education – WP Tavern
[00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox Podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress. The people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case, the state of WordPress in higher education. If you’d like to subscribe to the […]
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