Sean Barton

Cheshire based freelance PHP developer. Founder of Tortoise IT

[Andrew @arniepalmer]

Loving this video from Ferdy - such a great Tutorial on our Page Builder Cloud plugin and SAAS solution for Web Site Designers and Agencies. https://t.co/riu4w1oBAy #pagebuilders

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@Abercrombie I took this accidental awesome picture of my 9 year old in Snowdownia this last weekend. Thought you might appreciate it :) #nofilter

[Andrew @arniepalmer]

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[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

FREE plugin anyone? I’ve just written a cool little plugin for #Divi to put a floating logo in the bottom right corner of the site with link. Handy. Did I mention it was free also! https://t.co/iHD9FDmQ5I

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

And another update on #pagebuildercloud. Now V1.5 with an updated interface! I should probably put it down a bit and do some other work.. I just can’t stop :) https://t.co/yeRFdcZvO7

[MainWP @MyMainWP]

Store your page builder layouts in the cloud and more tools
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[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

Todays daft moment. I accidentally found out after 10+ years as a Mac user that Cmd+D in finder duplicates a file.

I’ve been copying and pasting forever for no reason!

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@tevyaw That’s the plan. Give it a few days ok. Join our mailing list and/or the page builder cloud Facebook group and we will announce more very soon!

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

Page Builder Cloud is coming tomorrow! Only 12 hours or so until we open at founder pricing. Get on the list now at https://t.co/yeRFdcZvO7

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

Any #metaslider users out there? A little free plugin I wrote gives you the ability to make some slides ‘Admin/Editor’ only for testing before they go live. Handy eh. https://t.co/2nvlKoK7Be

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

We just made #Avada more useful to it's 500k users! #pagebuildercloud now supports the Fusion Builder. https://t.co/yeRFdcZvO7

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

OMG #autoptimize where have you been all my life?! Just activated on two sites and looove the lazy loading which works perfectly for an old Woo site in desperate need of a speed bump

[Andrew @arniepalmer]

And we are live - Go take a look https://t.co/V1ptQkBQjS - join up at the special Founders rate and work better, faster and more cost effectively whatever page builder you use!

[Andrew @arniepalmer]

Sign up to the founders offer today - Launching Next Monday! #beaverbuilder #wordpress #gutenberg #pagebuilders #divi #webdesign https://t.co/SSGnyKqP2s #elementor

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@WCEurope for your roundup if you like: https://t.co/LHWTAUcghY

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@smp303 Pt2: I said what I said to make a point more than anything else. I agree not all code is kiddy crap but where it’s placed makes no difference... plug-in or theme

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

Fallacy of the day: too many plugins slow down your site. Really? No they don’t. Badly coded plugins may do but I bet my commercial plugin is better coded than your functions.php script kiddy bodge from stack exchange. #scaremongering

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@javorszky Of course. But that same code in your child theme is still bad code. It’s a question of code quality and not to do with the number of plugins you have active. Something I see written a lot by people who know no better and then repeated. That’s what I was trying to achieve ;)

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@smp303 I think you’re missing the point here. I was trying to say that scaremongering by saying fewer plugins is better is simply not true. The difference between code in a plugin and code in functions is minimal. It’s the quality of code that matters, not where it is

[Sean Barton @TortoiseIT]

@Synesthesia I’m yet to be convinced about that but I guess for some sites it would work a treat!