What a conference it was. Like every year, it was amazing to meet all of my friends, meet some new people and learn something new.

Can you imagine that WordPress is 20 years old? I can't. I still wear the t-shirt that was created for WP's 15th birthday. I also remember how we celebrated those birthday in Kalisz, during a WordUp. A lot have changed during those years.

I had the pleasure of being a speaker at WordCamp Gliwice. Was it a bit stressful - yes, was it amazing - also yes.

Over time we can hear more and more voices advocating for the WordPress headless approach. The question is - is this really the best for WP to go, or maybe it's just another marketing stunt? Spoiler alert - it's a bit of both.

Git is amazing. I can't imagine doing my work without it. But, like any tool, it can be a source of security problems.

There is a time in every cyclist's life when they decide to change their bike. This year I felt it was my turn to do so. That's why I used e2e testing, wrote Telegram bots, and set up GH Actions.

It was amazing to visit PHP UK for the first time. Here are some of my thoughts about this events.

I had the pleasure of visiting both JS World and VueJS Amsterdam. For those who don't have time to read more - yes, it was amazing.

I built many WordPress-based websites over the years, yet lately, I prefer working with Statamic. Here are a few key differences between them.

2022 is over - it's time to sum it up. Especially since it wasn't a bad year.