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Notes on WordPress and WooCommerce engineering, written from project work. Occasional, practical, no filler.

  1. Engineering

    One project structure for every WordPress build

    How we lay out a WordPress repository so that coding standards, unit tests and end-to-end tests run on every change, and why the same structure on every project is the real productivity win.
  2. Performance

    Where the time goes in a slow WooCommerce store

    A profiling-first tour of the usual suspects in WooCommerce performance: the post meta model, cart fragments, uncached sessions, the checkout, and the plugins that touch every request. With the fixes that work and the ones that only look like they do.

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