I run apps on all three. Most of my small tools and scheduled jobs live on Cloudflare Workers. A Hetzner Cloud server runs a pile of …
When Headless WordPress Is Worth It (and Why Speed Isn’t the Reason)
I run WordPress headless in production, and speed, the reason people usually reach for it, is the weakest one on the list. The pitch is familiar: …
How the Pieces Wire Up: A Modern Stack Integration Tour
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Headless WordPress: The Bridge
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Observability When You Can’t Just SSH In
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
CI/CD: Goodbye FTP, Hello GitHub Actions
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Docker for WordPress Developers
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and the New Design-System Meta
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Serverless and Edge Functions, Finally Explained
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Hosting Beyond Kinsta: Vercel, Fly, Railway, Cloudflare, and Friends
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
Auth in 2026: What Replaced wp_users
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
From WPDB to Drizzle, Prisma, and Kysely
This is part of a series on the modern web stack, written from a WordPress developer’s seat for people who’ve built on the web for years …
