Sam @SamBerryUK

Web Developer based in Bath, United Kingdom. WordPress | WooCommerce | Laravel Wiltshire, United Kingdom Joined November 2012

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Sam @SamBerryUK

6 days ago

@KatieKeithBarn2 In the world of AI are you concerned about the longevity of small niche SAAS plugins or products?

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Sam @SamBerryUK

4 weeks ago

@eugen_stranz @taylorotwell Is that by default or because you have a separate queue compute?

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Sam @SamBerryUK

a month ago

@heychazza @atomHQ Congratulations @heychazza, it's a fair price in a world of AI.

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@KatieKeithBarn2 I struggled with this recently. Shipping more code and features than ever before. But at the end of each day still feeling behind. For me it was a satisfaction issue. Solving real problems manually gave a sense of achievement. You could finish a working day satisfied.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

2 months ago

@joshcirre @bkuhlorelse This will be the game changer for sure. At the moment I have a couple internal Laravel apps on a cheap DO droplet. Running these on cloud is currently more expensive. Scale to zero solves this and I will be migrating even internal apps.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

2 months ago

@taylorotwell Are the hibernation changes applied to existing applications?

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Sam @SamBerryUK

2 months ago

@KatieKeithBarn2 I don't think clients choose the platform... In my experience clients end up on the platform chosen by the developer or agency. The clients pick the people not the tech stack. If WordPress becomes slow or cumbersome to develop on, it may no longer be the chosen platform.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

2 months ago

@freekmurze Any update you can share on when invites will be going out? Thanks!

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Sam @SamBerryUK

3 months ago

I’m super proud to announce that we’re now an official verified partner of Bullhorn. After months of rigorous technical testing, security, and compliance audits, we’re officially approved to use their branding & IP in our marketing. 👀

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Sam @SamBerryUK

3 months ago

@philsola_123 Can't wait until they add support to duplicate a post or page. Although Matt did just speak openly in Slack about how difficult it is for anyone to contribute and how slow progress is.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

3 months ago

@jeffr0 I agree with his initial comments! Many people including myself have tried to actively contribute to core to solve "issues" but its never that easy...

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Sam @SamBerryUK

3 months ago

@jeffr0 This isn't just a WordPress plugin directory issue. It wasn't that long ago that GravityForms had a supply chain attack where their website was compromised and malicious versions of their plugin were published. Auto updates also make these attacks so successful!

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Sam @SamBerryUK

3 months ago

@mikemcalister Do you not believe what should be core/native architecture of the block editor should be discussed and implemented by Automatic? Fundamental architecture shouldn’t be a third party optional extra.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

4 months ago

@mikemcalister You can't deny that WordPress not just in the block editor is still lacking basic features. Potentially the "WordPress drama" of recent years highlights a fractured community and gap in the market.

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Sam @SamBerryUK

4 months ago

@JiveDig @LocalWP I didn't know Studio and Herd work together, thanks for sharing!

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Sam @SamBerryUK

4 months ago

We previously saved time producing basic static markup by using the block editor within seconds you can add a group, create some columns add your content. But years later the block editor hasn’t matured to actually support the needs of developers and agencies. Now the thought of logging into the admin, finding the page going into the editor. Using a UI to add the blocks, having to assign classes and still write your own JS/CSS seems so outdated & slow in the world of AI. We’re now actively researching and testing the use of modern frontend and headless solutions.