
Developed a native, block-based Subscriptions Management feature for logged-in users in the mailpoet/mailpoet repository, replacing the existing shortcode with a server-side rendered block. This work leveraged PHP, React, and WordPress development skills to ensure compatibility with WordPress rendering paths and editor workflows. The implementation included aligning render callback arguments for seamless integration, adding an integration test for release readiness, and establishing a maintainable block infrastructure modeled after the SubscriptionFormBlock pattern. By reducing reliance on custom CSS and router-based URLs, the solution laid the foundation for future block render parity and streamlined the process for managing subscriptions across any page.
June 2026 was focused on delivering a native, block-based Subscriptions Management experience for logged-in subscribers in mailpoet/mailpoet. The feature provides a server-side rendered, block-based alternative to the existing shortcode, enabling subscription management from any page while maintaining WordPress rendering compatibility. This work lays the groundwork for full block render parity, including signature alignment and testing, and reduces dependency on router email/token URLs and custom CSS.
June 2026 was focused on delivering a native, block-based Subscriptions Management experience for logged-in subscribers in mailpoet/mailpoet. The feature provides a server-side rendered, block-based alternative to the existing shortcode, enabling subscription management from any page while maintaining WordPress rendering compatibility. This work lays the groundwork for full block render parity, including signature alignment and testing, and reduces dependency on router email/token URLs and custom CSS.

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