
Thorsten Ball says code review will die, unit tests might die and the terminal is already dead. We test his 16 predictions against data from our own AI agent pipeline, which writes and reviews this site in October 2026.
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Custom WordPress engineering and architecture.
Scalable headless, ERP, and AI architecture for enterprise.
Stores, checkout flow, and sales logic.
Business process automation around WordPress and company systems.
Library of concrete automation use cases.
Headless WordPress, Sanity, Strapi, and Contentful with Astro or Next.js.
Astro, MDX, edge delivery, and Core Web Vitals measured on real traffic.
Core Web Vitals, caching, and faster delivery.

How to start as a WordPress developer in 2026. Local environment, theme and plugin development, REST API and headless paths, security and Core Web Vitals. A practitioner playbook that does not waste your first month.

WordPress 7.0 with AI Client vs Astro 6 after Cloudflare acquisition. Speed, cost, SEO and security comparison. My take after 20 years as a WP developer - when to migrate and when to stay.

WordPress 7.0 with AI Client against Astro 7 with the Rust compiler and Vite 8. Speed, cost, SEO and security compared, plus the real bill for our own Astro 6 to 7 migration.

A detailed comparison table of EmDash CMS and WordPress across architecture, security, plugins, AI features, content model, hosting, and ecosystem maturity.

Thorsten Ball says code review will die, unit tests might die and the terminal is already dead. We test his 16 predictions against data from our own AI agent pipeline, which writes and reviews this site in October 2026.

A senior developer's data-backed take on vibe coding, agentic coding tools (Lovable, Bolt.new, Cursor, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, AWS Kiro) and WordPress. Where AI-generated sites break, how to spot one, and when a project needs a foundation instead of a generated screen.

WordPress market share has been falling since early 2025, to 39.6 percent on 21 October 2026. A source-backed senior take: why this is not the death of the platform, who is really gaining, and what it changes for businesses and WordPress developers.

A source-backed senior take on the AI productivity paradox in 2026. Why generative AI helps but rarely explodes output, and what that means for WordPress agencies running WordPress 7.0 AI features.

I published a "behind the scenes" article on how we are building the CMS Conf 2026 website, and it is much more than "just a landing page".