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@shengzheyao How to use /add-dir? in Gemini CLI when I add dir, `/dir add` then when I type `..` it will show folder autocomplete/suggestion.

Build legacy

This is personal, but agree!

Not even benchmarks needed, just look at this.

@kaelrix First time I feel don't mind with this kind of affiliate post, thanks by the way infonya!

Kalo disuruh balik lagi ke N*scafe, SORRY YA NGGA DULU🙏 Bukannya gimana, IN THIS ECONOMY udah banyak kopi brand lokal yang tanpa ampas dan worth to try. Beneran tanpa gula, tanpa ampas, dan juga bisa larut di air dingin. DAN YANG TERPENTING: ANTI JI0NIS BAHKAN SUPPORT 🇵🇸😭 Ini dia 3 brand kopi lokal yang selalu jadi my fav gwehh🫶

@yorayemyu Alright, makasih, siap tau ada peluang di tech juga.

@gasatrya gw belum cek cek lagi nih

Bagi teman2 yang ingin abroad, kita ada community di WA nih, disini ada beberapa sektor group, harap join sesuai backgroundnya ya 🙌🏻👍🏻 tr.ee/onciGaVHdg ohya untuk telco & IT grupnya udah full, tapi kalo rame, akan dibuat grup kedua

@yorayemyu Gak bisa join bang, community is full :nangis

Guys ada kesempatan nih buat kerja di qatar. Jujur jujuran nih, kerja di qatar tuh ueeenak banget! tempat tinggal kalo ga di mess, ya dapet housing allowance, gada pajak samsek, transportasi mangstab dah pokoknya, banyak spot2 cakep buat merenung, BERADA DI TENGAH2 (jd kalo ada duit, bisa liburan ke eropa murah wkwk) bahasa? ahh so so lah asalkan i coming you coming juga dah cukup🤣👍🏻 gas lahhh ayo pada ke qatar

@bepituLaz Terima kasih mas!

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I’ve been experimenting with landing page structures for high-intent services. Recently, I designed a new landing page concept for a local law firm that handles personal injury cases. The traffic source is Google Search Ads and Meta Ads, so these visitors are not browsing. They land on the page because something bad just happened. → Car accident. → Workplace injury. → Medical malpractice. Most of them are stressed and unsure what to do next. The real question in their head is not “Which law firm is the best?” but: “Do I even have a case?” So the whole page is built around one idea: Turn uncertainty into action. I structured the page using PAS (Problem – Agitation – Solution): 1. Problem Speak directly to their situation: “Injured in an accident and not sure what to do next?” 2. Agitation Show what’s at risk if they wait: missed compensation, legal deadlines, dealing with insurance alone. 3. Solution Offer a clear and low-friction next step: Free case evaluation, no upfront fees, clear guidance from a real lawyer. Some design decisions I focused on: → Above-the-fold clarity (who it’s for + what to do next) → Trust signals very early (reviews, case results, credentials) → Low-friction CTA: “Get My Free Case Evaluation” → Mobile-first layout because most paid traffic is mobile → Emotional tone: calm and reassuring, not aggressive I’m starting to believe that for high-stress, high-intent services like legal, medical, or emergency services, landing pages should feel more like guidance than marketing. Still experimenting with this structure.

Recently I’ve been spending time improving #WordPress performance, specifically for landing pages used for paid traffic. When traffic comes from Google Ads or Meta Ads, speed is not just a technical metric. It directly affects conversion. If the page is slow, you’re literally paying for visitors who leave before seeing your offer. A few things I focus on when building WordPress landing pages: 1. Keeping the plugin stack very small Too many plugins usually mean more CSS, more JS, and more things loading in the background. For landing pages, I try to only keep what is truly necessary. 2. Using ACF for flexible content, and custom blocks when needed I usually build landing pages using ACF so the layout is flexible but still controlled. In some cases, I create custom Gutenberg blocks for sections that are reused often. This keeps the site lighter compared to heavy page builders. 3. Optimizing images and using next-gen formats Large images are one of the biggest reasons landing pages are slow. I try to resize properly and use modern formats like WebP. 4. Being careful with fonts Custom fonts can look nice, but they can also slow down the page if not handled properly. I try to limit font families and weights. 5. Minimizing JavaScript, especially above the fold The top section of the landing page should appear as fast as possible, so I try to avoid heavy scripts loading before the main content is visible. The goal is simple: The landing page should load fast enough before visitors lose attention. Still experimenting with a setup that is fast, flexible, and still easy to manage from the WordPress dashboard.

First Anthropic, then OpenAI and Google. Is this a sign that AI costs will increase?

I just released a free WordPress plugin on WordPress . org. It solves a very simple problem I keep seeing on local business websites: Most of their traffic is mobile, but their main CTA is at the top of the page. So once people scroll… the “Call Now” or “Book Now” button disappears. So I built a plugin that adds a sticky floating CTA button on mobile. Call, WhatsApp, or Book in one tap. I tried to keep it very lightweight: → No jQuery → No React → Under 5kb assets → Mobile only → No tracking, no external scripts Just install, set the button, and it works. I’m currently building more tools like this focused on one thing: helping local business websites convert better, especially from mobile traffic. Still early, but this is a fun project to build. Download here: wordpress.org/plugins/button…

When I design landing pages for paid traffic (Google Ads / Meta Ads), I don’t start with colors or layout. I start with decisions. These are the key design decisions I focus on: 1. Above-the-fold clarity When someone clicks an ad, they should immediately understand: • Who this is for • What problem you solve • What they should do next If this is not clear in 5 seconds, they leave. 2. Trust signals early Paid traffic visitors don’t trust you yet. Don’t hide testimonials and case results at the bottom. Trust should appear near the top of the page. 3. Low-friction CTA High-intent visitors are not looking to “book a consultation”. They’re thinking: • “Do I have a case?” • “Can you fix this?” • “How much will this cost?” Your CTA should match what they are already thinking. 4. Mobile-first design Most ad traffic is mobile. If the page is designed desktop-first, you are hurting your conversion rate without realizing it. 5. Emotional tone > visual design For services like legal, medical, repair, home services: People are often stressed when they land on the page. The page should feel: • Clear • Calm • Trustworthy Not flashy. Not complicated. Design is not decoration. Design is decision-making.

I just designed a new landing page concept for a local law firm. → The Goal: Capture high-intent legal inquiries → The Service: Personal injury consultation → The Traffic: Google Search Ads + Meta Ads --- The Context Visitors landing here aren’t browsing. They’ve just been in an accident: • Car collision • Workplace injury • Medical malpractice They’re stressed, unsure, and asking one question: “Do I even have a case?” --- The Strategy This page is built around one thing: → Turning uncertainty into action So the structure follows PAS (Problem–Agitation–Solution): 1. Problem Speak directly to their situation “Injured in an accident and not sure what to do next?” 2. Agitation Highlight what’s at risk if they wait • Missed compensation • Legal deadlines • Dealing with insurance alone 3. Solution Offer clarity and low-friction next step → Free case evaluation → No upfront fees → Clear guidance from a real lawyer --- Key Design Decisions → Above-the-fold clarity (who it’s for + what to do next) → Trust signals early (reviews, case results, credentials) → Low-friction CTA (“Get My Free Case Evaluation”) → Mobile-first layout for paid traffic → Emotional tone: calm, reassuring, not aggressive --- This isn’t just a “nice-looking” page. It’s designed to convert people in high-stress situations into qualified legal leads.

I just finished the landing page for Linen Dental. Here is why I built the "Before & After" section this way: 1. The "Real Results" Strategy Decision: I avoided all stock photos and used only actual patient results. Logic: In a local service business, trust is everything. Stock photos create "trust debt." Real photos prove I can actually deliver the transformation I promise. --- 2. The "Immediate Contrast" Layout Decision: I placed the Before and After images side-by-side with clear, simple labels. Logic: The human brain processes visual contrast faster than text. If the transformation is obvious, I don't need a long paragraph to explain the value. --- The Goal: Remove skepticism before it starts. When a visitor sees a real result, they stop asking "Can he do it?" and start asking "How do I book?"

@antoniosejas I was having a nightmare before migrating to hosting because Studio used SQLite, but I see it now supports MySQL?

WordPress Studio now provides access to phpMyAdmin for managing your database!

@rbayuokt Betul, kenceng plus makan resourcenya kecil. Tapi, git integration masih jadi minus buat saya, terutama git commit list nya.

udah mau seminggu make Zed dan udah terbiasa, kayanya gak bakal balik lagi ke vscode. cuma sayang aja di Zed ini gaada paste JSON to TS langsung buat interface, apa ada ya ? nyari" ga nemu, kalau ada yg tau rep coba 🙏🏻

I’ve learned that for local service businesses, one real "Before & After" photo is worth more than 1,000 words of sales copy.

I just finished the landing page for Linen Dental. Here is the logic behind the Hero section: 1. The Headline: "Still Hiding Your Smile in Photos?" Decision: Use a question that identifies the problem immediately. It tells the visitor: "We understand your pain point." This creates instant trust. --- 2. The Subheadline: Standalone Value Proposition Decision: The subheadline must explain the "Solution" in under 5 seconds. Even if the visitor never scrolls, they should know exactly what the offer is. --- The Goal: Pass the "5-second test." If a visitor is confused for even a moment, they will leave. Clarity always wins over cleverness. #BehindTheDecision