Almuddin Ansari's profile on Product Hunt

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I’m a WordPress & WooCommerce Developer with strong experience in building custom, scalable, and performance-optimized websites for businesses and agencies. My core strength lies in transforming complex requirements into clean, maintainable WordPress solutions — whether it’s a custom theme, a tailored plugin, or a subscription-based eCommerce system. What I specialize in: --Custom WordPress theme & plugin development following best coding practices --WooCommerce & WooCommerce Subscriptions setup and customization --Secure payment gateway integrations --Performance-focused WordPress development --Custom Visual Composer elements and lightweight Gutenberg blocks --HTML / PSD / Figma to pixel-perfect WordPress conversion

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p/notchdodo

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5d ago

NotchDodo now shows fan speed, CPU temp and the app hogging your Mac 🌡️

Hey makers,

Ever had your fans kick in and no idea why? Today's update answers that from the notch.

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6d ago

How do you know when a marketing channel is no longer worth the effort?

Sometimes a channel brings steady traffic but very few people actually become customers. It s tempting to keep going because the numbers still look good especially when you ve already spent months working on it. I think the hard part is knowing whether to give it more time or move that effort somewhere else. What do you usually look at before deciding to stop investing in a channel?

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22d ago

Are you still hiring junior/intern developers, or does AI just do it better now?

Used to be an obvious call, hire a junior dev, let them grow into it over time, review their code, build them up.
Now with AI handling a lot of basic implementation well, curious if that math still holds.

Is anyone still bringing on interns or junior developers for entry level coding work, or has AI quietly replaced that hiring category for a lot of teams already.

Genuinely trying to understand if this is still a real starting point for someone entering the field, or if that entry point has basically disappeared.