WordPress Developer, Creator & Plugin Builder

  • How to Build a WP-CLI Custom Command in a Plugin (With Arguments + Progress Bar)

    If you’ve ever found yourself running repetitive admin tasks through the WordPress dashboard — bulk-updating post meta, cleaning up orphaned data, triggering migrations — there’s a better way. You can build a WP-CLI custom command directly inside your plugin and run it from the terminal in seconds. This guide walks you through the full process: […]

    How to Build a WP-CLI Custom Command in a Plugin (With Arguments + Progress Bar)
  • WP-CLI for Developers: Automating WordPress Tasks the Right Way

    If you’re still doing routine WordPress tasks through wp-admin, you’re leaving speed, safety, and scalability on the table. For modern WordPress developers, WP-CLI is not optional anymore — it’s the foundation of an automation-first workflow. This article explains how and why I use WP-CLI in real projects, not as a tutorial, but as a system. […]

  • Automation-First WordPress Development: How I Eliminate Manual Work in 2026

    Modern WordPress development isn’t about knowing more hooks or installing more plugins.It’s about removing repetition, reducing risk, and building systems that scale. This is how I approach WordPress development today—with an automation-first mindset. The Problem With Manual WordPress Work Most WordPress developers still: This works for one site.It completely breaks when you manage multiple sites, […]

  • 8. Packaging and Releasing Your Plugin

    Once your plugin is working properly, the final step is to prepare it for release.This doesn’t mean you have to upload it to WordPress.org, even if you’re sharing it with a client or keeping it private, it’s important to package it cleanly. In this article, we’ll look at the basic steps involved in preparing a […]

  • 7. Security and Performance Essentials

    Security and performance are two areas beginners often ignore, but they are extremely important in real-world WordPress development.Even a small mistake can create vulnerabilities, slow down the website, or break important features. This article explains the essential things you should follow from day one. Understanding Security in WordPress When working with user input, database queries, […]

  • 6. Working with the WordPress REST API

    The REST API is one of the most powerful features in modern WordPress.It allows you to read, create, update, or delete WordPress data using simple URLs.If you understand how it works, you can build: In this article, we’ll go through the basics in a very simple way so beginners can follow easily. What Is the […]

  • 5. Custom Post Types and Taxonomies

    Custom Post Types (CPTs) are one of the most useful features in WordPress.If you understand how they work, you can build almost any type of website — blogs, portfolios, directories, event sites, product catalogs, and more. In this article, we’ll explain CPTs and taxonomies in the simplest way possible so beginners can start using them […]

  • 4. Anatomy of a WordPress Plugin

    If you want to become a WordPress developer, learning how plugins are structured is essential.A plugin can be very small or very complex, but the basic building blocks remain the same.In this article, we’ll break down the structure of a clean, modern plugin so that even a fresher can understand how everything fits together. What […]

  • 3. Understanding the WordPress Request Lifecycle

    Before you start writing plugins or building custom features, it’s important to understand how WordPress loads a page.Knowing the flow helps you understand where your code should run and why certain hooks exist.This concept is simple once you see it step by step. What Happens When Someone Opens a WordPress Page When a user visits […]

  • 2. Setting Up a Professional WordPress Development Environment

    When you start learning WordPress development, the first confusion usually is: “Where should I write code? How do I set up everything properly?”A good development environment makes your work easier, faster, and much more organized.In this article, we’ll set up the basic tools you need to start building plugins and themes the right way. Local […]