This means that we can query it with GraphQL in our application, and therefore use it in pages we render at build time with Static Site Generation. While this is useful for a number of applications, giving us the tools to create interfaces for nearly any data source, I was curious: could I use this method to build my own data sourcing for Headless WordPress?

With the launch of V4 of Formstack Forms earlier this year, a new feature was introduced called the Live Form API. This API is a new way for developers to interact with their Forms utilizing JavaScript to implement custom logic, get and set values, and much more. For full disclosure and transparency, at the time […]

Those working with WordPress are familiar with its dynamic rendering process: pages are built with PHP, pulling content from the database, and serving it on-demand to users. Today, imagine a different way of building websites: one that generates all of your pages as static HTML at build time, before users request them. In this article, […]

You won’t be replaced by AI; you’ll be replaced by someone who is using AI. Everyone working in any field even loosely adjacent to tech has heard this phrase hundreds of times over the past few years, in X threads and LinkedIn posts and workplace conversations. It’s repeated like a mantra, a quiet catechism grasping […]