@WPTutz@bricksbuilderio If you have ever used Etch components, the Bricks components have a terrible UX by comparison. I have tried several times, but it is too disjointed, with all the clicking and jumping around. Conceptually not bad, but in practice... ugh.
@WPTutz Like almost every other tool we create, AI is initially being seen as the solution rather than just the tool that it is. The cookie-cutter designs lose my interest almost immediately.
#EtchWP users can now see and manage their Etch asset collections in Core #WordPress. Check out https://t.co/2286MFnAlL. Version 1.1.0 added this, and version 1.2.0 provides extra features to make it easier for users. This is a bridge until this is a native feature.
Do you use @withcabin and @WordPress - now you can see the analytics on your dashboard, create your own, or create a page or post with the various widgets using https://t.co/qeY4cbStqd
Relaunch in @EtchWPOfficial https://t.co/o4XyQMOTc9 . From Bricks to Etch in a few hours. Using #ohmyetch facets for filtering ... much faster than WPGB and easier to implement.
@PineDigitalCo@AnalyticsWP If you go the Cabin route, I created a plugin (I prompted ChatGPT) so you can see the stats in the dashboard or on your site (block and shortcode).
https://t.co/h8melWkTiZ
@thekevingeary I think there are several things at play aside from the basic WP internal issues - higher air fares and gas prices, Phoenix in August, and historically, the general lack of interesting topics and speakers. To spend money solely to network with others - there are better events.
@itsdavemartin I do like the concept, but not the abandonment of Gutenberg. Content creation is its strength, not the builder part. That's why people use Bricks, Etch, etc., not for content creation.
New Plugin: Unified Ops Center
Ops Center is a WordPress admin bar toolkit for Etch and Bricks users, providing quick access to templates, patterns, content, resources, and tools. https://t.co/GlkXPzT7PE