What Actually Happens When a Domain Gets Hijacked (and why I built a Go service to watch for it)
A client's domain got hijacked on a Friday night. Nameservers changed, MX records pointed somewhere new, and nobody on our side noticed until email st
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A client's domain got hijacked on a Friday night. Nameservers changed, MX records pointed somewhere new, and nobody on our side noticed until email st
I want to share a project I've been building over the past few months: MEeL-HUB — a self-hosted media platform that works 100% offline. What
Short version: if your WordPress dashboard is slow but the public site is fast, WordPress is probably re-checking for updates on every single admin cl
SQL Injection: Anatomy of an Attack A client called me at 11 PM on a Tuesday. Their e-commerce platform had been leaking customer data for
Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com WordPress doesn't process video. Upload an MP4 through the media library and WordPress stores it as-is. No c
Tu connais déjà PHP. Tu écris des fonctions, tu boucles sur des tableaux, tu sors des pages qui marchent. Puis un jour tu ouvres un projet Symfony, ou
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Every admin on a WordPress site behind the current release sees the same box above every screen: "WordPress 6.5.3 is available! Please update now." Th
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The itch that started it I kept ending up in the same spot: something would happen — a hot take, a weird news story, a trending debate — and I'd have
Hello world, it's Wednesday, July 8, 2026, and here's what happened This Week in PHP Internals. This week's episode is brought to you by Ballast. You
For years, the promise of AI-assisted development felt just out of reach for WordPress developers. You could ask a chatbot to generate a block of PHP,
Over the last four parts we built a working marketplace: installed Bagisto, onboarded sellers, managed products, and handled orders and commissions.
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Every Laravel project starts clean. Then the project grows. Controllers become larger, business logic spreads across the application, duplicate code