Not every feature request needs another feature. Sometimes a clearer interface or a better explanation helps more. Why good plugins need thoughtful boundaries:
https://t.co/zQeOdyPqjI
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WordPress tested my patience this year. So I wrote plugins. Apparently that’s how I process things. 🙃
Real client problems led to new tools and major upgrades to older ones.
I’ll introduce them here, one at a time:
https://t.co/AeVQRYXJdv
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Why GitHub rather than the official WordPress plugin directory? For me, it means more freedom, less pressure, and a way of working that suits me better today. A personal look back:
https://t.co/1dRhN3YNgJ
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An Advent calendar without the chocolate crumbs. 🎄
Meet Türchenzeit: 24 doors for your stories, images and little surprises, right on your WordPress site.
Time to start filling those doors:
https://t.co/LrGBiBnyJD
#WordPress#Advent
Remkus shares his perspective on the rising number of security releases in WordPress. The article began as a discussion in The Guild and is available publicly.
https://t.co/PQSp0MA69N
@TheCre8tiveDiva Hi Anita! The latest version was just released, with Kadence support (Blocks free + Pro!). You can see everything here including some screenshots, docs are also there. Updater is included in plugin! https://t.co/xNnM4Qjyrq
@TheCre8tiveDiva Standard WP core blocks are not recognized as these are the default anyway, but all bigger blocks plugins are integrated and almost all popular page builders
@TheCre8tiveDiva It was an idea back in my Elementor days in 2018/2019, used as a code snippet, then updated for bricks builder. Last year made into a simple plugin and now fully featured with settings. Plugin has updater built in. (All my plugins are no longer on .org )
My WordPress plugins have a new home. 🏠
Built from real client projects and those “surely there’s an easier way” moments.
Browse the plugins, screenshots & docs in English and German:
https://t.co/AeVQRYXJdv
Fewer detours. More WordPress.
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Some product owners spend more time bragging about their agents than acknowledging the actual people who work for them or help them. That says a lot.
I am so sick of hearing, “My agent did this” and “My agent does that.” A human helps you figure out an issue, shares their knowledge, or gives you their time? Crickets. But let an agent do something, and suddenly you’re shouting it from the rooftop.
I have personally given three people on here valuable information and my TIME. Do you think I got a public “thank you” like their agents get?
Nope.
And I know I’m not the only one who feels this way. There have to be others on here wondering why their help goes unmentioned while an agent gets a whole appreciation post.
Start giving the humans who help you a little credit. Their time and knowledge deserve some acknowledgment, too.
And if you’re one of the three HUMANS I’m talking about, don’t rush to my DMs asking, “Are you talking about me?”
Save it.
Time for a fresh start here!
I’m David, the developer behind deckerweb Plugins. I’ve been building WordPress plugins since 2011.
I’ll share useful tools, plugin updates and a look behind the scenes.
Explore the new website:
https://t.co/AeVQRYXJdv
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