The public record: what I’ve built and where to check it

If you are deciding whether to quote me, book me, or hand me a project, this is the page that saves you the digging. Everything I claim about my work in WordPress lives here in one place: the code I have contributed, the plugins I have shipped, the writing I have published, and the rooms I have spoken in. Every item links to its source so you can verify it yourself, without taking my word for any of it.

WordPress core

1 committed changeset

Committed to WordPress itself and attributed by name in the changeset. The credit line is public, which makes this the easiest claim on the page to check first.

Open source

18 merged contributions

Patches accepted into 15 projects maintained by other people, among them Automattic, 10up, WPGraphQL, Pressbooks, and CMB2. Each link goes to the merged pull request itself, not to a summary of it.

Plugin directory

5 plugins on WordPress.org

Plugins on the WordPress.org directory that credit me as a contributor. Read the code, the changelog, and the support history without asking me for any of it.

Speaking

18 conference talks

Talks at WordCamps and professional-association events since 2011, each linked to its conference programme, and to the recording or the slides wherever either survives.

The work

71 projects

Builds, rescues, and infrastructure work, with 8 written up as full case studies that name the organisations involved.

Writing

93 articles

Essays and field notes on Artificial intelligence (AI), learning, and the craft of the web, plus 20 columns any publication is free to run at no cost.

Tools

49 free downloads

Calculators, checklists, and tools, free to use with no signup.

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