If you’ve not already come across it, Cursor is an AI powered editor that can help write code for you. Inevitably, Recently, a Reddit user used it to create a WordPress plugin…
Category: Development
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Plugin updates: How important is your website to you?
Back in March of last year, I mentioned some issues I’d have with a plugin after passing it over for adoption. Well, the Plugin Review team handed it back to me, at my request but it came with some caveats which caused some headaches for some users… but not as big a headache as it could have caused if it had been left abandoned.
As you can probably guess, from some people, thanks was never coming (and, in some cases, the opposite) but it has left me with a moral to share.
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Bazalgette: Diary of a WordPress Plugin – Part 2
This is the second part of my development diary of my new plugin, Bazalgette. If you don’t understand what this is about, please read Part 1.
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How to remove AI features from Jetpack
The Jetpack WordPress plugin now comes bundled with Jetpack AI Assistant – a suite of AI powered add-ons for your site. These, however, are not free, beyond an initial trial. However, once those trial features have expired, I found that the upgrade messaging in the editor was getting in the way.
So, how do we turn this off?
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Now with added Bluesky!
I rarely run beta versions of software, let alone alpha, but that’s what I’m doing right now. Autoblue is a new, free, plugin to add Bluesky connectivity to your WordPress website.
Right now it offers 2 features – automatic posting to Bluesky from your site and integration of Bluesky replies into your site comments.
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