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🚀 World-class web developers 🌍 15+ years global experience Solutions for businesses, startups and agencies 🛠️WordPress, Vue, Nuxt and AI Solutions

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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
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-nux...
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The Nuxt architecture that makes apps easier to build | Coditive
Learn how to create a Nuxt application structure that makes features easier to add, reduces delivery costs, speeds up updates, and helps AI agents work better with the Nuxt ecosystem.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
We’ve started adding one small security module to our Nuxt projects. It takes about a day to set up, doesn’t slow the site down, and covers quite a few things that are easy to overlook. Przemek wrote about what it actually does and why we found it worth adding. You can read the article below.
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How to improve Nuxt security without a big budget? | Coditive
Learn how to improve Nuxt security without weeks of extra work or large budgets, reduce business risk, and spot practical fixes for your current live Nuxt application.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
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 🤓
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Why Vibe-Coded Apps Break in Production | Coditive
AI-built apps reach a working demo in hours, then fall over when real users arrive. Here's why AI-generated code breaks, and how we fix it.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
When traffic picked up, the site started taking 5 seconds to load. That's definitely too long. With WordPress Coding Standards, we found and fixed a few more issues. That brought the load time down to 150 ms. coditive.com/blog/build-b... @wordpress.com
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Build better projects with WordPress Coding Standards | Coditive
Explore how WordPress Coding Standards improve performance, security, and compatibility by catching risky code patterns before they reach production.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
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. coditive.com/blog/stack-f... @nuxt.com @directus.io
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Migrated a client's Strapi CMS from v4 to v5. Built-in MCP server was the surprise hit, an AI now edits content directly. "Update the CTA everywhere" went from a script to one prompt. coditive.com/blog/strapi-... @strapijs.bsky.social
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Strapi v4 to v5 Migration: Why It's Worth It | Coditive
A real Strapi v4 to v5 migration case study: the built-in MCP server, independent Draft & Publish, plugin migration strategies, and the Cloud Run pitfall.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
You know that PR that's "ready to merge"... until someone spots another formatting issue? We got tired of that, so we moved those checks earlier. ESLint, Stylelint, PHPStan, PHPCS, whatever fits the project. Less back and forth, more actual code review. s.cdtv.dev/DJzPu
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Keeping delivery stable with code quality checks | Coditive
Learn how automated code quality checks protect budgets, improve maintainability, and reduce release risk in Nuxt, WordPress, and WooCommerce projects.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
Google says: you don’t need an llms.txt file, Search ignores it anyway. Yet 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 shaping up as a web standard for how AI reads a site.
Graphic illustrating Google PageSpeed Insights' new “Agentic Browsing” audit, showing a 3/3 score for AI agent accessibility checks.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
Most websites are unreadable to AI tools. Bloated HTML, buried content, wasted tokens. We wrote about what actually helps - and how we built a free markdown delivery solution for Nuxt. coditive.com/blog/blog-how-to-make-a-website-readable-by-ai/
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How to Make a Website Readable by AI - and Why Consider Markdown for Agents | Coditive
AI tools parse websites differently than search engines. Markdown for Agents cuts token waste by up to 80%. Here is what it means for your business visibility.
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
Traditional WordPress or headless + a JS framework? We get this question a lot. Wrote down how we actually think through it with clients. coditive.com/blog/traditi...
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Traditional vs Headless WordPress. Which Setup Fits Your Project? | Coditive
We usually see this question appear in two moments. The first one is reactive. A site has been live for a while. Publishing still works, but every change feels heavier than it should. Performance slip...
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 28/03/2025
For a deeper dive into the European Accessibility Act, including key requirements and practical steps for your business, check out our full article here: coditive.com/blog/prepare...
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The European Accessibility Act - Is Your Business Ready? | Coditive
Read the article and learn how to prepare for European the Accessibility Act's June 2025 coming deadline!
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 28/03/2025
The European Accessibility Act is coming in June 2025, affecting all websites and e-commerce platforms. Key info and how to get ready below 👇
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coditive @coditive.bsky.social · 03/02/2025
Nuxt 2 reached end of life in June 2024. If you still not migrated to Nuxt 3 this means 8 months with no security updates & modern features. See how we did the migration and why you should too: coditive.com/blog/nuxt-2-... #Nuxt3
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Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3 Migration - Why Now and How to Succeed | Coditive
Discover why migrating from Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3 is vital for security, performance, and growth. Expert tips and insights for a seamless migration process.
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