@blackcatbd71 Great checklist. Backups and admin privileges are the two I see skipped most often on WordPress sites, and they hurt the most when something goes wrong.
@SybreWaaijer A six hour delay with no exact publish time makes coordinating release notes and support so much harder. Hope they add a clear timestamp at least.
He went to buy one book and ended up reading the entire Talmud. π
Featured App: Accidental Talmudist brings Torah, daily Talmud, hero stories and the Greatest Jewish Jokes of All Time into one 5.0 rated app. Built on WordPress with AppPresser.
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FosterPower puts the legal rights of youth in Florida foster care in their pocket: court, placements, health care, school and money, in plain language. Built with AppPresser on WordPress, rated 5.0 on iPhone.
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@dhansonwp@SpacefastHQ Headless WordPress is a great fit for a family photo app. The media library, user roles and REST API already do most of the heavy lifting.
@johnaplumb Plugin fatigue is real. Before moving all 40, it might be worth sorting which ones just need a leaner setup versus a whole new stack. WordPress can still handle the app side surprisingly well.
.@TheKingDude built his own 24/7 talk radio network. Now it fits in a pocket: live stream, on-demand episodes, live chat, and call-in from the app. Built with AppPresser on WordPress, rated 5.0 on iPhone and Android.
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@AYO_ABRAHAM_ Clean look, and keeping booking that close to the profile is the right call. Members mostly open a gym app to book or check in, so making those two taps fast matters most.
@patrickposner_@BuildWithOllie Playground has quietly become one of the most useful tools in the WordPress world. Getting the big hosts on board would make it a real standard instead of a nice extra.
@devwithreyy Your WordPress skills carry over more than you think, since most apps still need a solid backend, content, and user accounts. Start with one small app that talks to a site you already built.
@dhansonwp@SpacefastHQ Headless WordPress is a great fit for a photo app since the media library and REST API do most of the heavy lifting. Plan your auth and image sizes early and the app side gets much easier.
Google Play's new rules, in plain English for WordPress app owners: Android 16 targeting, developer verification, account ownership, and new contacts and location limits. Most will be fine, if someone checks.
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@Okwukwe_Obitoro Totally agree. A niche also makes it easier to offer more than a website. For WordPress clients like gyms, churches, or membership communities, adding a mobile app on top of their existing site is a natural next step.