WP Tuts Hub is a place to learn by building with WordPress. It publishes practical tutorials for developers: code you can follow, explanations of why it works, and notes on what tends to go wrong.
Who writes it
I’m Md. Zubaer Ahammed, a senior full-stack developer with more than ten years of professional experience building for the web. I work with WordPress, Laravel, Python/Django, Vue and React.
Since 2018 I have been a senior full-stack developer at academy+, working on learning platforms such as New Skills Academy. I also build WordPress plugins of my own: ZubFeat AI Featured Image, ZubQuant and Calorie Calculator, two of which are free on WordPress.org. They are listed on my plugins page, and you can see more of my work at zubaer.com.
Why this site exists
I started WP Tuts Hub in 2016 to share fixes for the WordPress problems that come up in real projects: security, cron jobs, migrations and confusing errors. Those problems have not gone away, but the work has changed. Today many WordPress developers also connect their sites to AI services, and that brings new questions about API keys, private data, costs and untrusted model output.
What you’ll find here
- Advanced WordPress development: REST API, Gutenberg, WP-CLI and WooCommerce.
- WordPress security: capability checks, safe key handling and hardening.
- AI in WordPress: integrations designed to be safe, affordable and easy to review.
- Troubleshooting: practical fixes for common WordPress errors.
How tutorials are made
I choose the topics and publish each tutorial myself. Some tutorials start as AI-assisted drafts, which I review before they go live, and I link to official documentation wherever I can. In newer tutorials the code is run on a WordPress test site, and the posts show the real output and screenshots from those runs.
WordPress and its APIs change, so a tutorial can go out of date. If you spot an error, please let me know and I will correct it.
Independence
WP Tuts Hub is an independent site. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the WordPress Foundation or Automattic. The site may show advertising. Ads do not influence what I write about or recommend.
Get in touch
Questions, corrections and topic ideas are welcome through the contact page.