Tag: WooCommerce
- Dmitry Rodionov
Error-resistant automation: retries, logs, and duplicates
A webhook can arrive twice, and an external API might stop responding. How to design automation that can handle such situations.
- Dmitry Rodionov
WordPress performance: from measurement to improvement
Site speed depends on queries, resources, and integrations. Where to start measurements and how to maintain the optimization effect after deployment.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Store personalization: recommendations and their limitations
Product recommendations require quality data and predictable error handling. When to introduce personalization and when to start with simpler rules.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Where does AI need human control
Classification and proposal preparation are different tasks than performing an irreversible operation. How to define the boundaries of model autonomy.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Internal knowledge base with AI: from content to answers
A knowledge assistant needs organized sources, access control, and updates. Simply adding a language model does not solve the search problem.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Product data ready for reuse
Consistent product descriptions, parameters, and URLs make it easier to use them in search and integrations. How to ensure solid technical foundations.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Own AI model or external service?
Data control, maintenance costs, and infrastructure requirements influence the choice of solution. Questions to ask before making a decision.
- Dmitry Rodionov
How to reduce infrastructure costs without losing control
Unnecessary API calls, duplicate tasks, and lack of measurement can increase expenses. How to look for costs resulting from architecture.
- Dmitry Rodionov
Website brief: start with the business goal
What should a visitor understand and do on the website? How to translate the business goal into project scope and acceptance criteria.