Most developers will try to build their own tools and project boilerplates at some time in their career. And so did I, aiming for my ideal dev setup with bleeding edge technologies. This is my story of the struggles I faced along the way and how Flynt became my default choice for developing WordPress websites.

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Maciek Palmowski

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This post explores the struggles faced by developers in creating their own tools and project boilerplates for WordPress. It highlights the progress made in web development and the well-established tools like WordPress. The author shares their experience with Flynt, a powerful WordPress Theme Starter, and discusses its features, including the islands architecture, reference system, and server-client sync.

If there was Astro for WordPress

Creating my own boilerplate for WordPress

<p>thank you so much for introducing me to Flynt!</p>
