Web Developer based in Bath, United Kingdom. WordPress | WooCommerce | Laravel
Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Joined November 2012
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Uh oh! @freekmurze after the latest Bloom update where did my projects go 😢 They've been replaced with Idle? Or am I missing something?
The biggest gaps with the #Laravel cloud platform right now is bandwidth visibility. A shared bandwidth allocation with no visibility which app consumes the most, no total allocation in GB despite overchargers being billed at $0.10 per GB. @taylorotwell @jasonlbeggs
Laravel Cloud bandwidth usage hit 55%, not a problem but higher than expected. I can't see any visibility on which applications drive the usage? @jasonlbeggs
How many clients actually ask to use #WordPress?
We find most clients end up on WordPress because the developer, freelance, agency put them there. When the product doesn’t feel right for those groups of the community you can’t be surprised that you’re losing market share.
I’m super proud to announce that we’re now an official verified partner of Bullhorn.
After months of rigorous technical testing, security, and compliance audits, we’re officially approved to use their branding & IP in our marketing. 👀
Glad we moved away from WP Job Manager a few years ago!
Thankfully, those who still use this legacy plugin can now download a patch for the vulnerability that has been in the wild for the past few months 🤯
If you need help with a recruitment website, DMs open 👍
With code being quicker to write and more accessible do we really want a #WordPress block editor?
I actually find what was a mostly pleasant experiance a very frustrating one in 2026. I feel like I'm wasting so much time updating block editor styles clicking through interfaces.
Is there a reason why the WordPress accordion block icon doesn't use the "standard" up/down arrow/caret or a plus/minus icon?
Sam retweeted
Developers, help us test the @WooCommerce MCP Beta (shipped in 10.3) developer.woocommerce.com/20…
How far do you test your WordPress products before release?
Our recruitment job alerts plugin has been working flawless for years until today... A client with over 1,000 candidate job alerts hit bottlenecks! We never expected someone to have more than a couple hundred!
The UX within the admin is inconsistent using different weight and size metrics in different areas of their app. It was just plain confusing.
In all honesty if I could start again I'd suggest we just build to store with @WooCommerce.
Great to be attending the recruitment expo in London this week, meeting new and existing connections.
2024 has been a crazy, stressful, but ultimately successful year! Huge thanks to everyone openly sharing their digital journey and inspiring others. Here are some of our standout achievements from this year!
✅ #WordPress Core Contributor
✅ Over 3 Million Jobs published
✅ Supporting Recruiters in 7 Countries
Sam retweeted
We're working on adding "Cost of Goods Sold" as a field to WooCommerce products.
For variable products, you will be able to set a base cost on the parent, and override it for each variation. Would you prefer to:
1. Add on top of base cost
Entering a value for a variation will make the total cost = base cost + variation cost.
2. Override the base cost
Entering a value for a variation will replace the base cost, making the total cost = variation cost (if set) or the base cost.
3. Both, with "add" default
Both options are available, but the additive method is the default. It can be changed to "override" via checkbox for each variation.
4. Both, with "override" def
Both options are available, but the override method is the default. It can be changed to "add" via checkbox for each variation.
11%Add on top of base cost
54%Override the base cost
20%Both, with "add" def
14%Both, with "override" def
35 votes • Final results