@@mr.matt.eastwood All Good, I'm currently in Thailand on a working holiday. So, just picking up the second half now. Love what Greyd is doing, still not convinced to use that horrible Block Editor :)
@@wanja8461 No, I do have a license for OxyProps but but for Structeezy. I did use Swiss Knife from dPlugins although they haven’t updated that in a while it worked decent. Not perfect and I wanted to demonstrate that, but ran out of time. There is also a problem as Bricks doesn’t have a native class importer… you can import classes, but again with an abstracted JSON Format. CSS cars are fairly easy to import, but all these mentioned steps are separate imports. No “easy” copy and paste… and you need third party tools. Hope that changes soon…
@@mr.matt.eastwood that was an excellent discussion from all participants; thank you for sharing! Max’s comment at the end, where he said that Gutenberg is a content editor and a tool to “assemble” a page, not a page builder itself, is spot on in my opinion. There are a lot of things I dislike about the way the block editor behaves, but I think a lot of the hate directed toward it comes from people who are trying to shoehorn it into being something it isn’t. Also, your warning that I was mentioned a few times made me panic. I was sure that someone was going to eviscerate me for something, so thanks for giving me a break. Instead, it just amped the imposter syndrome up to 11 ;)
@@AdamSLowe Hi Adam, Yes, I appointed you to the “Bridge Builder Challenge” and hope to see you on the show sometime. It’s not about being perfect, but showing up and sharing workflow or/and ideas with your fellow imperfect human developer friends. 🎉 Best regards ☀️
What a show! Extremely interesting and full of valuable insights. Many thanks to you and the great guests.
Thanks for watching!
Good work guys. You're getting some great guests here.
Thanks so much for watching!
@@mr.matt.eastwood All Good, I'm currently in Thailand on a working holiday. So, just picking up the second half now.
Love what Greyd is doing, still not convinced to use that horrible Block Editor :)
@@wpeasy Similar situation here. But this whole episode has given me a ton of food for thought. Will re-watch it myself over the upcoming days.
So, funny I was dancing around at the standing desk 🤣
Just rewatching my part: Correction AlphaGo… not Fold
I'm just rewatching some bits and noticing it too :-D Man's gotta stay in shape!
@@mr.matt.eastwood True, true, and drink less coffee…I am blaming all technical errors on the worldwide outage today. 🤓
@@wanja8461 No, I do have a license for OxyProps but but for Structeezy. I did use Swiss Knife from dPlugins although they haven’t updated that in a while it worked decent. Not perfect and I wanted to demonstrate that, but ran out of time. There is also a problem as Bricks doesn’t have a native class importer… you can import classes, but again with an abstracted JSON Format. CSS cars are fairly easy to import, but all these mentioned steps are separate imports. No “easy” copy and paste… and you need third party tools. Hope that changes soon…
I too am waiting to see Bricksforge node based editing.
I’m so sorry I couldn’t catch this live today. I’m excited to watch the recording now, though!
You might find yourself mentioned, I wanna say, occasionally ;-) Thanks for checking it out!
@@mr.matt.eastwood that was an excellent discussion from all participants; thank you for sharing! Max’s comment at the end, where he said that Gutenberg is a content editor and a tool to “assemble” a page, not a page builder itself, is spot on in my opinion. There are a lot of things I dislike about the way the block editor behaves, but I think a lot of the hate directed toward it comes from people who are trying to shoehorn it into being something it isn’t.
Also, your warning that I was mentioned a few times made me panic. I was sure that someone was going to eviscerate me for something, so thanks for giving me a break. Instead, it just amped the imposter syndrome up to 11 ;)
@@AdamSLowe Hi Adam,
Yes, I appointed you to the “Bridge Builder Challenge” and hope to see you on the show sometime. It’s not about being perfect, but showing up and sharing workflow or/and ideas with your fellow imperfect human developer friends. 🎉
Best regards ☀️
@@maxziebell4013I’m game. Prepare to be amazed at my inability to hold a train of thought for more than… squirrel!
@@AdamSLowe I was also all over the place and dancing around… but it was fun I must say. They "boys" are very friendly and welcoming people.
:)