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This is my own task / project / workflow solution fully integrated into WordPress, which I began developing in 2025. After the recent cloud outages—and following a significant investment in the Asana ecosystem—I decided to build a robust, self-hosted WordPress solution featuring an almost complete Asana Sync API integration. I don’t have plans to make […]

Inspired byGutenberg Blocks in Gravity Forms: Seamless Widget IntegrationGutenberg Blocks in Elementor: Seamless Widget IntegrationMeet the Isolated Block Editor – Gutenberg, Untethered – Integrated into Elementor The idea took over Once you start working on an idea its hard not to see all the other possibilities ;) The plugin automatically detects and replaces TinyMCE textareas […]

The Gravity Forms HTML field allows you to place a block of free form HTML anywhere in your form. Its limited in its functionality, as you need to know HTML. That is why I started working on a native Gutenberg integration. Gutenberg Field compared to HTML Field Speed & Productivity Media Management Features Unique to Gutenberg Field […]

So here’s the thing: I had Rocket.Chat running smoothly, my team was chatting away, and everything was great. But then I thought, “Hey, wouldn’t it be cool if I could hook up all my bots to this?” I had an old Rocket.Chat Hubot integration running via Docker until mid-year, but Rocket.Chat dropped official support for […]

If you’ve ever worked with text editors on the web, you know the routine: dependencies everywhere, fragile integrations, and editors that only behave when the stars align. The Isolated Block Editor (IBE) solves this by taking the core of Gutenberg and making it work anywhere — no WordPress environment required. It gives you the power […]

Let’s be real—WordPress’s default table block is kind of… meh. It gets the job done for super basic tables, but the moment you need sorting, filtering, or something that doesn’t look like it’s stuck in 2010, you’re out of luck. That’s where table plugins come in, and trust me, there’s a whole world of options […]

Let’s be real – HTML tables have been around since the dawn of the web, and they’re not going anywhere. But here’s the thing: slapping together a bunch of <tr> and <td> tags isn’t enough anymore. In 2025, your tables need to be accessible, SEO-friendly, mobile-responsive, and properly structured. Sounds like a lot? Don’t worry, […]

Elementor is awesome. Drag-and-drop magic, instant layouts, endless widgets… but when it comes to tables? Well, things get a little messy. If you’ve ever tried to build a clean, responsive table inside Elementor, you’ve probably discovered pretty quickly: it’s not as easy as it should be. No worries — let’s break down the biggest limitations, […]

Ever wanted to control your web app with just a wave of your hand or a swipe of your finger? Well, you’re in luck! Gesture recognition has gone from sci-fi fantasy to everyday reality, and JavaScript devs have some seriously cool tools to play with in 2025. Whether you want to track hand movements through […]

Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Underscore Remember when you could just tell your computer what to do, in plain English, and it would actually do it? No? Well, grab your DeLorean, because we’re going back to the future with _hyperscript (yes, that underscore is part of the name, and yes, […]

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