Author: Enrico Murru

Vibe Coding LINO: How I Co‑Created a Bitly-Style Plugin With AI

This is not a story about clean architecture diagrams, carefully written specs, or rock-solid requirements. This is a story about vibe coding. I had an idea stuck in my head: “What if my own WordPress blog could behave a bit like Bitly?” During my Nerd @ Work Lab Podcast I’m displaying long urls, I wanted […]

Zero-Dollar Entry: What Salesforce’s Free Tier Means for Small Teams (and What It Really Is)

For small teams operating in the CRM/automation space, announcements of “free licences” always raise eyebrow-levels. But as with most things in enterprise software, the devil’s in the fine print. Salesforce has recently updated its small-business pricing and tiering, including a true $0 per user/month option for tiny teams. In this article we’ll unpack exactly what’s […]

ARIANNA — Finding the Thread Through My Bookmarks Labyrinth

Every developer has that one itch they can’t stop scratching. For me, it was bookmarks.Not the simple “save this tab” kind — but the where did I save that link, which browser was I using, and why do I have three profiles of the same person kind. So I built ARIANNA — Your Intelligent Bookmark […]

Nerd @ Work Lab Podcast – S1E3: How AI Is Rewriting Public Service

At Nerd @ Work Lab, my goal has always been simple: to get our hands dirty with ideas. In every episode, I try to explore how technology meets people — not in abstract theory, but in the messy, beautiful, unpredictable world of real life. In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with Nino […]

InBuddy v1.4.0 – From a Coffee Chat to the Draft Studio Revolution

It all started with a chat with my friend and ex-colleague Gaetano Castaldo.We were talking about LinkedIn content habits, and he casually said:“You should really add a way to manage drafts — like a list of posts ready to go.” Simple idea, right?Of course, I couldn’t resist taking it a few steps further. And just […]

Building a WordPress Theme from Scratch — With a Little Help from AI

What happens when a developer who lives in the world of Javascript, browser extensions, NodeJS apps and static site generators suddenly needs a WordPress theme? Spoiler: curiosity happens. And a weekend disappears into a rabbit hole of PHP, CSS grids, and AI-assisted tinkering. The Setup I wanted a theme for my Nerd @ Work blog […]