2025 was a profitable, but strange year for my plugin business. I share numbers & events in our Year in Review.✍️ We did an atypical thing and decreased some prices 😊 studiowombat.com/blog/wombat…

I'm not a design nut but this spacing bothers me.

I set out to build a smooth, fully 3D browser game, and pulled it off with Opus 5.5 and @threejs! The whole game is under 5 MB and runs right in your browser. No installation needed. Introducing Splat Radius! 🚀 What a fun learning experience it's been! #threejs #gamedev #indiegames

It is just too. much. fun. to build this kinda stuff! 🫠 I can't stop!

One-shotting doesn't exist. I'm 3,989 prompts into my game. 😶

I'm having so much fun developing a browser game! I'm learning a ton and it feels good to be creative and not have to write code for months 🚀

Anyone here from the WordPress modteam over at Reddit? 🙏

Is there a way to fetch WP attachments in bulk - given an array of ID's? If I need to fetch 100 attachments, that's a hell of a lot of queries. Would be good if they were batched. Does this exist?

Sadly, most pesticides on berries are systemic, not contact. This means they are absorbed into the fruit and you can’t wash them off. The EU publishes data on this.

I’m also prioritizing physical health. I’ve stopped eating processed food, lost 4kg this past month, and got into HIIT spinning. On average, I’m working 1-2 hrs/day less than before Summer. Life’s not all about working & professional goals!

Another one bites the dust!

Oh good, I can take my AR-15.

A compliment doesn't have to be long-winded, this still makes me happy!

Static Studio started as a hosting platform. Today we're spending much more time on everything that happens after deployment. • Site Health • reports • monitoring • backups • environments • rollbacks Deploying a website takes seconds. Running it for years is the interesting part of the problem.

That feeling of the first sale never disappoints! 😊

Today is launch day! 🚀Feels a little weird launching a new plugin when so much of X seems negative about software dev, but I set a goal and I'm seeing it through. 280 people are getting it free through their All Access bundle. The rest gets it super cheap! studiowombat.com/plugin/prod…

The demo for our new upcoming WooCommerce Product Search plugin is ready. 45,000 products (15k - each 3 variations), searched in 500ms 😎 Try it out please and let me know what you think 🙏 search-demo.studiowombat.com…

What's the status on the order fulfillment features of Woo @DevelopWoo @briancoords?

Our refund rate is down 40%, partly because we now enforce our policy more strictly. Here’s what I think a healthy refund policy should look like: 1) Customers are responsible for managing their own subscriptions. State clearly that renewals are non-refundable. In practice, still refund them but keep 10–15% to cover non-refundable fees . The customer still gets their money, and you don’t lose on the refund. Win-win. 2) Offer a 14-day refund period rather than 30 days. In practice, you can be more generous: fully refund requests up to 20 days and offer partial refunds between 20-30 days. Again a win-win. 3) Deny renewal refunds 20+ days after the renewal date. 4) Don’t offer “no questions asked” refunds. I’ve never understood that policy 😊 It's easily abused and why wouldn’t you ask questions? In 2% of cases, we refuse a refund because the plugin can do what the customer needs, but they refuse our help or are very rude. 5) State that you’ll try to resolve technical issues first. A refund shouldn’t be the first step when the problem can be fixed. To make this policy fair, you should send at least 2 renewal reminders and make cancellation very easy (no follow up screens). That way, there’s no ambiguity about what you’ve done to help customers keep track of their subscriptions.