I’ve worked in the web development space for more than two decades and WordPress space for over a decade, focusing on providing solutions for clients and customers alike that are deeply customizable but also very easy to use.
I’ve tackled challenges were others have failed many times where my out-the-box thinking has even taken prototype projects to fully developed products in no time at all.
I’m a self-taught web developer and since 2007, I’ve been using WordPress to build websites. I first started using it to blog random things while learning to code.
By around 2011, I started building various scripts and tools to help automate or extend WordPress. A few got released as free plugins.
I have experimented launching WordPress products and services in the past and failed many times. From those failures I have gained experience on what not to do and improve on what I know works.
Previously I freelanced taking various jobs mostly in the eCommerce space. From that experience I have gained knowledge (still growing) and over the past few years my focus has turned towards headless eCommerce with WooCommerce.
WordPress has made me succeed in pushing boundaries as a developer — it’s freeing knowing you can do anything with it.
I’m currently developing a WordPress plugin called CoCart, a customizable REST API for WooCommerce designed to seamlessly decouple your online store from WordPress.
It takes the pain out of developing allowing developers to freely build an eCommerce store using their favourite frameworks that they know and love. It’s currently being used by over 1,700 stores that have gone headless and has been downloaded over 89,000 times over the course of many release updates.
In my free time I love to learn new things, listen to remixed music, collect various things and play video games. While I am a PC player at heart I mostly play on console.
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