Adding read-only WebMCP tools to my WordPress blog
How I added three read-only WebMCP tools to this WordPress blog, tested the JavaScript API, and found the assistant experience still uneven.
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Two critical PHP bugs, and how I patched this blog
PHP 8.5.12 fixed two remote code execution bugs on October 21. The Docker images this blog builds on didn’t have it yet, so I ran a…
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Make WordPress Load Faster With LiteSpeed Cache – Webinar
A while ago I did my first webinar to share about how to improve a WordPress site with LiteSpeed Cache on LiteSpeed web server. You can…
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WordPress Local Development Using VVV
I gave a talk about VVV introduction, what’s new in VVV 2 and why it’s good for WordPress local development, at Jakarta WordPress Meetup #9 a…
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WordPress Jetpack v2.5 Update
Since my last post about WordPress Jetpack, it is now in version 2.5. There are a lot of enhancements and a couple of bug fixes —…
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Fix Stats Error in WordPress Android Apps
WordPress.com accounts come with 2-step verification using Google Authenticator. I had to enable this security because it is required when joining the WordPress Jetpack Beta Tester…