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Use Notion as a CMS backend for Wordpess via n8n workflow

Use Notion as a CMS backend for Wordpess via n8n workflow

Managing a blog often means juggling multiple platforms—writing in a clean editor, hosting images, keeping track of metadata, and finally publishing to WordPress. What if you could centralize all of that in Notion (your day-to-day knowledge base) and then hit a single button to have your content automatically formatted, images uploaded, FAQs generated, and published to WordPress?

How to Develop New Features with AI Agents

How to Develop New Features with AI Agents

Staring at a blank screen, a new feature ticket looming over you. You know the logic, but the sheer amount of boilerplate code, file setup, and testing configuration feels like a mountain to climb before you can even write the first meaningful line.

How to Use AI: Practical Guide to ChatGPT & Advanced AI Tools

How to Use AI: Practical Guide to ChatGPT & Advanced AI Tools

Have you ever found yourself chatting with an AI like ChatGPT, marveling at its ability to generate text, answer questions, or even write poetry, only to wonder if you’re truly tapping into its full potential? Perhaps you’ve been frustrated when it seems to "forget" earlier parts of your conversation, or when its knowledge feels surprisingly outdated.

Hide Admin Menu Access by User Role in WordPress

Hide Admin Menu Access by User Role in WordPress

Managing the WordPress admin interface for different user roles can significantly improve usability and security—especially in large organizations, multisite environments, or client-facing backends. While WordPress offers basic role capabilities, programmatic control over the admin menu gives you granular access control tailored to real-world workflows.

What is an ADR and how we use it at The Website Engineer

What is an ADR and how we use it at The Website Engineer

At The Website Engineer, we recognise that informed architectural decisions are fundamental to delivering scalable and efficient web development solutions. To systematically document these decisions, we employ Architectural Decision Records (ADRs), ensuring clarity and consistency across our projects. An Architectural Decision Record (ADR) is a document that captures a significant architectural decision made during a project, along with its context and consequences. This practice provides a structured approach to recording the rationale behind key decisions, facilitating better communication among stakeholders and serving as a valuable reference for future project phases.

How to make localhost load faster

How to make localhost load faster

If you’re experiencing sluggish performance when developing websites locally, you’re not alone. Slow localhost load times can drastically slow down your development process, creating frustration and reducing productivity.

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