Sometimes the smallest design details cause the biggest frontend headaches. A button hover, a tiny success animation, a looping illustration in the corner of a section. They look harmless in Figma. Then the design has to become a real website.
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WooCommerce Zagreb meetup. A nightly recap for a puzzling agentic eCommerce world
Neuralab hosted the winter 2026 edition of the Zagreb Woo Meetup at Holographik.Space, where around four dozen attendees came to hear directly from the Woo and Automattic teams and compare notes on how WooCommerce is evolving. This time it went beyond a simple local dev meetup!
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When we kicked off the latest WooCommerce Meetup, we wanted to do something a bit different. Instead of sticking to conversion rates and checkout UX (the usual eCommerce suspects), we went under the hood of WordPress security - where outdated plugins, weak passwords, and lazy permissions can quietly wreck a shop.
When we kicked off the latest WooCommerce Meetup, we wanted to do something a bit different. Instead of sticking to conversion rates and checkout UX (the usual eCommerce suspects), we went deep into the murky waters of AI security, specifically, what happens when chatbots go rogue.
In the ongoing battle between web platforms and AI training crawlers, developers are crafting ingenious defensive mechanisms. While traditional robots.txt files served as an agreement between websites and search engines, AI companies have ignored these protocols, forcing the tech community to develop aggressive countermeasures.
A guide to surviving in a world of buzzword smog - or why questioning Agentic, Vibe, AEO and similar AI fairy tales makes the internet a better place
Catch the vibrant moments and engaging discussions from the 17th Zagreb WordPress Meetup held at Infobip's Alpha Centauri campus.
Kind folks from Netokracija did an interview with me on the topic of current Gen AI craze, web builders and similar no-code tools. Here's the uncut version in English - more in a Q&A form
The crypto bear market reigned supreme for two long years, so the current rallying for a bullish return is a predictable human endeavor. However, reducing technology to a mere price roller-coaster fuels superficial narratives that persistently distort the web3 industry - a trend that's been ongoing for 15 years.
Folks from ShiftMag did an interview with me couple of days ago. I felt the need to share my full unedited & unredacted responses to their questions as the topics were evergreens - Open Source software, managing community efforts and the role of the web on the overall markets.
I’ve had the opportunity to talk about Neuralab's philosophy of handling complex projects and enterprise clients with the Do The Woo podcast crew.
WooCommerce Meetup @ Infobip Zagreb – venturing into omni-channel subscriptions and high performance
Latest WooCommerce meetup hosted three speakers, each experienced in its unique field and with its own angle towards eCommerce topics.
The flood of GPT-4 gurus and the Microsoft vs Google race creates the impression of a fresh revolution, but artificial intelligence has been hiding the same skeletons in the closet for decades now. We are also seeing many good ideas and solutions, but the collection of shady characters is probably more present. The only question is - who will be louder?