Sergey Markosyan
Sergey Markosyan is the Co-Founder and CTO at 10Web. He leads the development of the 10Web platform, identifies and solves problems in the development process across the organization a true sensei for the engineering team.
The React-to-WordPress Bridge is the Unsexiest, But Most Important Problem to Solve
Most leading agentic site-building tools output React. That output lands without friction on Vercel, TanStack Start, Wix, and Webflow. However, most of the web does not live there. It lives on WordPress. 10Web has been a WordPress company since we started. We were inside WordPress when agentic building started taking its first steps. We were building for it, generating into…
Why Vibe Coding Builders Fail For The Website Use Case
Vibe coding builders are built for a different job. Vibe coding builders solved the generation problem. A website is mostly an operation problem. Those are different problems, and solving one doesn’t move you any closer to solving the other. Lovable can generate a homepage from a paragraph of text in under a minute, and the generation quality keeps getting better…
Building a Visual Point-&-Click Editor on Top of Agent-Generated React: What it Takes
When a user clicks a hero section and changes the font size, what they see is simple. What has to happen is not: the browser knows what they clicked, but the React source code the agent wrote has no native concept of which element that DOM click corresponds to. Connect those two things and the edit has to travel back…
Resolving MySQL Error 2002
When diving into the realm of MySQL, encountering error codes is a part of the journey, and MySQL Error 2002 is one such hurdle. This error is a common sight for developers and database administrators, signaling a hiccup in the connection process to the MySQL server. But, understanding this error and knowing how to tackle it can transform it from…
How to Fix MySQL Error 1032 in Simple Steps
When working with MySQL database management, encountering errors can be part of the process. The MySQL-related errors are many, each requires close attention to fix and move forward. Such a worrying error is MySQL error 1032. Though bumping into MySQL errors seems like your workflow will stop for a while, there are strategic steps you can take to deal with…
How to Resolve MySQL Error 1114
Running into MySQL error 1114 can feel like hitting a brick wall, especially when you’re in the midst of managing a database for a web application. Whether you’re exporting or importing SQL files, this error can pop up and disrupt your workflow, leaving you scratching your head, particularly because it might not always be clear what’s causing it. At its…
Solving Error 2006 HY000 MySQL Server Has Gone Away
Stumbling upon the ‘ERROR 2006 (HY000): MySQL server has gone away’ can definitely throw a wrench in your workflow, especially when you’re in the thick of managing a MySQL database. While somewhat cryptic, this error message signals a fairly common issue that many database administrators and developers face. But with some insight and some troubleshooting steps, you can get to…
How to Fix MySQL Error 1049: Unknown Database
The Error 1049: Unknown database acts as MySQL’s way of signaling that it’s unable to locate the database you’re attempting to engage with. Essentially, MySQL understands your request but can’t fulfill it because the database in question is, from its standpoint, nonexistent. Likewise, when you encounter the mysqldump: got error: 1049: unknown database and the MySQL Error 1049 – SQLSTATE:…
How to Fix MySQL Error 1040: Too Many Connections
The MySQL error 1040: Too many connections error pops up when a MySQL server has reached its maximum allowed number of client connections. Before we dive into the details of handling this issue, it’s crucial to understand the environment in which this error occurs and why it’s a common stumbling block for many developers and database administrators. MySQL, a cornerstone…
How to Fix MySQL Error 1044
Working with database management, you might bump into the MySQL error 1044. This occasional, not very common error indicates an “access denied” message. It happens when you try to import a database using phpMyAdmin. Even though this error seems like a headache, with the right approach and a bit of technical insight you will give it a fix. If you…
Resolving the “Your Sitemap Appears to Be An HTML Page” Error
Encountering the “Your sitemap appears to be an HTML page” error in WordPress can indeed be perplexing, especially if you’re not deeply familiar with the intricacies of SEO and website management. However, understanding the nature of sitemaps, the expected format, and how to troubleshoot this specific issue can demystify the problem and guide you towards a solution. Understanding how a…
How to Fix MySQL Error Code 1055
MySQL Error Code 1055 is about the SQL mode `ONLY_FULL_GROUP_BY` being enabled, which affects how GROUP BY clauses are interpreted and executed. Let’s unravel this error together, exploring its variations, underlying causes, and, most importantly, how to fix it. Understanding the error The MySQL Error Code 1055 is triggered under specific circumstances involving the SELECT statement and GROUP BY clause….