Let me grab a cup of coffee, settle into the cozy backroom of my gallery, and open the funnel to my brain as you pour the much-needed knowledge into it. Thanks, Brendan ☕🙏
This shows how powerful CSS frameworks and premade sections are. They allow you to create a three-page website within 1.5 hours (that should be in the video's title, by the way). It gets me excited to do more in bricks but also to create a framework for Greenshift. Amazing stuff!
Really speeds it up and gives you consistency. A framework in greenshift would be nice. It might work with ACSS/CF in that you can activate plugin and enter the variable values in the builders (no right click in Greenshfit, but if you ask in ACSS community, maybe they add that functionality with more users.
I did use it, but not sure it was really that prevalent (might have used it to copy or clone a class here and there, can't remember.) and I use it all the time for the auto suggestion and auto complete on input fields and, most importantly the css field. this is where the time savings really start to add up. Each AT feature really does start ticking up with time savings and efficiency each time you use it. It is also hard for me to remember what ISNT in AT - that is, I use Bricks with AT every time, so it feels second nature.
I totally agree that we need a form of design system and library of reusable patterns to speed up our workflow
Helps so much!
Good stuff!
Thanks! 3.0 makes it even easier
Let me grab a cup of coffee, settle into the cozy backroom of my gallery, and open the funnel to my brain as you pour the much-needed knowledge into it. Thanks, Brendan ☕🙏
Love that! I take it you aren't in California if you're settling into your coffee right now? Enjoy
@@BrendanOConnellWP Currently soaking up Central European vibes in Budapest. Thanks again!
wonderful city, from what people tell me. Haven't been yet. Enjoy it!
@@BrendanOConnellWP I highly recommend visiting the city, country, and region. It's my second home. Hit me up when you do; Coffee on me ☕
This shows how powerful CSS frameworks and premade sections are. They allow you to create a three-page website within 1.5 hours (that should be in the video's title, by the way). It gets me excited to do more in bricks but also to create a framework for Greenshift. Amazing stuff!
Really speeds it up and gives you consistency. A framework in greenshift would be nice. It might work with ACSS/CF in that you can activate plugin and enter the variable values in the builders (no right click in Greenshfit, but if you ask in ACSS community, maybe they add that functionality with more users.
@@BrendanOConnellWP I just saw they acss could work with Gutenberg so I wonder how the integration is like, the same for core framework
I realize how little I know watching you blow through this...awesome stuff
hopefully theres something useful in there.
Learnt a lot
Thx for watching 😊
Very cool, thanks for making this!
Thanks hope its useful
A ton to learn for a beginner, but good to see the thought process, big picture and whittle down to smaller pieces...
Yes, I definitely was going fast to get thru it. Hope theres useful stuff. Let me know if you've got questions.
Great content!
Thanks for watching!
Very Helpful Tutorials!~ please share more vids like this~
More to come!
Did you use Advanced Themer in this? Was hard to see. Or only ACSS and frames?
I did use it, but not sure it was really that prevalent (might have used it to copy or clone a class here and there, can't remember.) and I use it all the time for the auto suggestion and auto complete on input fields and, most importantly the css field. this is where the time savings really start to add up. Each AT feature really does start ticking up with time savings and efficiency each time you use it. It is also hard for me to remember what ISNT in AT - that is, I use Bricks with AT every time, so it feels second nature.
Very interesting many thanks !!! Else i heard that advanced themer wasn't very good for databases, do you think that's true or not?
No Advanced Themer doesn't slow down my site. There were some bricks lag issues prior to 1.9.9 but i'ts more or less fixed it.
Is there a continuation to this?
i hadnt really planned one. What else should be added do you think?