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In an industry constantly chasing the latest cutting-edge innovation, a case for slowing down and building sites that last.

Future-proofing and sustainability have been on my mind this week, as I’ve spent most of my time updating an old WordPress theme to bring it in line with modern WordPress development practices.

Earlier this week, WordPress launched my.Wordpress.net, a personal, WordPress-based workspace that runs entirely in the browser, and persists between sessions. But what exactly is it, and who is it for?

Some worrying security stats from Patchstack, new features to make WordPress more accessible to AI crawlers, and improved visibility for contributors and plugins.

Planning to post every week is all well and good, until you find yourself on holiday.

Not all projects are new builds. This week I’ve been looking at how to incrementally modernise an older WordPress site.

This week, both WordPress and the FAIR project have published their roadmaps for 2026. Let’s take a look.

I ran into an unexpected problem this week…

Fresh from announcing the start of these weekly updates, I immediately fell ill, and have spent the past week attempting to juggle family life, recovery and work.

First week back after the Christmas break. Everyone is making plans, looking back at last year’s successes and failures and looking to the future. So why not join in?