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Sekander Badsha
@codeshah
I help with marketing, customer success, sales & product/project management.
Dhaka, Bangladesh Beigetreten Mayıs 2010
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Working 16 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Still feel behind.
Not on deadlines. Behind in the broader race. AI moves every few days, no week where nothing shifts.
Two races I keep confusing:
→ Someone else's race: frontier models, research, capability curves. Not mine.
→ My race: use AI well enough to build better products for real users. That one I can run.
The anxiety doesn't go away. But it gets less disorienting.
Full honest take: vapvarun.com/working-16-hou…
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@pootlepress I was planning to. I had around 10 themes designed in different niches following brutalism style. But the developers could not finish a theme and make it "commercial quality "- like it would work with all of the common plugins.
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@codeshah Interesting- what were you selling ? Themes ?
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I’ve been a bit worried that block themes are still too complex for the average WordPress user.
Ollie is great, but it’s sitting at ~4,000 active installs, and the download pace feels modest (around ~200/day) compared with Kadence (around ~4,000/day).
Is this a signal that “full site editing” still isn’t clicking for most people, or am I reading too much into theme stats?
What’s your experience building with block themes, for you or for clients?
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@benswrite I am still a big fan of Rank Math. I know it's bloated but still has value.
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WordPress block editor vs page builders: the fight is over and nobody won.
Blocks are fine for blogs and simple layouts. They fall apart the moment a client wants anything custom.
Page builders are still faster for real client work.
The people who swear by blocks either build very simple sites or have forgotten what actual client requests feel like.
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Advanced Username Manager v1.1.0 is here!
Let your users change their WordPress usernames from the frontend - with role-based access, cooldown periods, and real-time availability checks.
v1.1.0 brings critical security hardening and a BuddyPress fatal error fix.
Works with BuddyPress, WooCommerce, and any shortcode-friendly setup.
Changelog:
wbcomdesigns.com/changelog/adva…
#WordPress #BuddyPress #WooCommerce
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@AurelioVolle @OliverSild @ben_gabler Ben is a great person and I have huge respect for everything Patchstack does ❤️
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