AI can speed up writing, but too many tools and too much copying still get in the way. We built Coditive Space to bring our content work into one place. Przemek shares how it changed our process and made client communication easier. coditive.com/blog/we-built-o…

We moved our company website from WordPress to Astro to make content easier to manage. Faster pages and less maintenance came with it. Paweł shares how it went and what we gave up: #wordpress #astro #webdevelopment #claude #markdown #cms coditive.com/blog/wordpress-…

What if you could use AI at work without another up monthly fee? That is what we wanted to test. Instead of adding more subscription-based AI tools, we built a custom chatbot in Nuxt tailored to the tasks we do. Read the full article: coditive.com/blog/we-built-a…

Nuxt apps can get messy fast when client logic, server logic, and vendor-specific code blur together. A clearer structure keeps each in its place and makes the app easier to maintain and extend. We covered this in our latest article - check it out. coditive.com/blog/the-nuxt-a…

We've started adding a small security module to our Nuxt projects. It takes about a day to set up, doesn't slow the site down, and covers plenty of things that are easy to miss. Przemek explains how it works and why we think it's worth adding. coditive.com/blog/how-to-imp…

A friend told Paweł that someone senior at his company had built most of their website with AI prompts. Now the dev team has to bring it up to production standard. Paweł wrote about why this happens. It’s also why we launched AI Code Rescue 🤓 coditive.com/blog/why-vibe-c…

A WordPress query often works well on day one, but then start slowing the site down as traffic grows. That was the case on one client project. We integrated standards there, fixed a few flagged things, and the load time dropped from 5 seconds to 150 ms. coditive.com/blog/build-bett…

A vibe-coded app can look finished after a few prompts. The structure behind it is another story. Our CTO Przemek shares the stack we’d reach for when it needs to grow: Nuxt, Directus, MySQL, RustFS and Docker, based on real client work. Full article: coditive.com/blog/stack-for-…

We moved a client's CMS from Strapi 4 to 5, and the built-in MCP server changed how their team edits content. "Update the CTA everywhere" used to mean a script or an afternoon of clicking, now it's one prompt. Setup: one line of config. coditive.com/blog/strapi-v4-… @strapijs

Half our PR review time used to disappear into formatting issues and missed checks instead of actual code. We fixed that by running those checks before a PR even gets reviewed. Now reviewers spend their time on the logic instead. Wrote up the setup: s.cdtv.dev/DJzPu

Google says: skip llms.txt, Search ignores it anyway. Yet that same Google added it to a new "Agentic Browsing" audit in PageSpeed Insights. Little SEO value today. But it might be the first sign that llms.txt is officially shaping up as a web standard for how AI reads your site.

AI is becoming the new search. But most sites are unreadable - bloated HTML, too many tokens, content cut off. We wrote about fixes, including Cloudflare’s Markdown for Agents and a free Nuxt solution: coditive.com/blog/blog-how-t…

As you know, we specialize in WordPress, Nuxt, and hybrid approaches. Clients who love WordPress often wonder - should they stick with traditional WordPress or go headless and pair it with a JavaScript framework? So we summarized it in an article. Enjoy: coditive.com/blog/traditiona…