About

I'm Rupash, a WordPress developer in Bangladesh who works on the whole system, not just the pages: what the business needs, how the content and permissions are modelled, what the site connects to, and whether it stays fast and safe after launch. Most of what I have built in the last five years runs on WordPress — client sites for a US agency, and plugins of my own, one of them a React application inside wp-admin rather than a settings page with a form on it.

That came out of eight years of client work. Design-to-code conversion first, WordPress from late 2020, then the agency — and the whole time the same realisation: the interesting problems were never the layout. They were the content model, the permissions, and what happens when the server disagrees with the interface. When a project outgrows what a CMS should be asked to do, I build it in Laravel and Vue instead.

I am self-taught, in a place and a time where that meant reading source code because there was often nothing else to read. That is still how I get into unfamiliar work: change one thing, watch what breaks, keep a way back. It is not a romantic method and it has never let me down.