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Nazmul Hasan Robin
Nazmul Hasan Robin has been working with WordPress for more than 10 years, contributing to WordPress Core and actively participating in multiple Make WordPress teams. He has served as Team Rep for several teams, including the Accessibility Team, and has previously worked as a Test Lead for WordPress 6.2 and Triage Co-Lead for WordPress 6.6.
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How I contribute to WordPress core with AI
Read the post: How I contribute to WordPress core with AII use Claude Code to help with WordPress core contributions. This is the workflow, the rules I gave it, and the parts I keep for myself.
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Claude Code tip: two accounts on one machine, with the active one in the status line
Read the post: Claude Code tip: two accounts on one machine, with the active one in the status lineI use Claude Code with an office account and a personal account on the same laptop. One alias keeps them apart, and a small status line script shows which account I am in.
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Claude Code tips, part 1
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Publishing WordPress posts from Markdown files on GitHub
Read the post: Publishing WordPress posts from Markdown files on GitHubEvery post on this blog is a Markdown file in a GitHub repo. Pushing the file publishes or schedules the post in WordPress. Here is how the pieces fit, with the code.
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Building this blog, part 3 of 3
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Sharing WordPress posts on LinkedIn with my own small plugin
Read the post: Sharing WordPress posts on LinkedIn with my own small pluginI wanted new blog posts to go to my LinkedIn profile, automatically or with one click, without a big social sharing plugin. This is the LinkedIn app setup and the code behind it.
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Building this blog, part 2 of 3
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Running WordPress at /blog on a Laravel site
Read the post: Running WordPress at /blog on a Laravel siteMy site is a Laravel app, and this blog is WordPress living at /blog on the same domain. Here is how the two share one domain on shared hosting, and how the blog’s code is kept in git and deployed.
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Building this blog, part 1 of 3