Echoing the sentiment that setting up a game server on a free VM sounds pretty cool. However, from a productivity standpoint I'd like to learn more about having a smooth procedure for WordPress migration between a local development environment and Google Cloud / Oracle free tier VM; or, alternatively, how to effectively set up a staging environment in the cloud itself. This would follow naturally from your free tier WP setup videos, which I used myself and learned much from (honestly could have not done it without them, it's very cool to see my progress). Thank you very much!
3 years ago | 0
Most assume that Gutenberg is an old dinosaur, but I've read that the latest updates have narrowed the gap between page builders and Gutenberg so much so, that soon, a page builder will be irrelevant. Elementor laid off 300+ employees after the newest update to Gutenberg... I haven't had a chance to check it out, but lord knows, I would donate to IdeaSpot for such a fine cause.
3 years ago
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How about, setting up a static site (any niche like something healthy, or a food blog, or a dieting blog, or whatever) using only the WordPress Gutenberg Editor? We have tons of excellent tutorials on hosting, setup, etc... but nothing on setting up a solid static site using just Gutenberg (no elementor, no page builders, etc...) That is something I would actually pay for.
3 years ago
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I pay for a subscription to Elementor but can't/won't use it... Many serious (not a hobby) business blogs show the horrible impact that page builders have on loading speed, mobile speed, and tons of bloat code after using page builder... Lots of blogs that focus on speed/performance/google ranking, tend to use the Gutenberg editor, or the Genesis Framework, or they are custom coded from scratch... Perhaps you could show a tutorial on setting up a static blog (maybe food related? maybe dieting related? or anything non-tech based since there are millions of those already), but only using plain old Gutenberg, or the Genesis Framework? I honestly would pay for this... delivered only from Alex of course.
3 years ago (edited)
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Hey man, how about a tutorial on this: https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/post/backing-up-your-always-free-vms-in-the-oracle-cloud ?? Backing up boot volumes automatically that Oracle offers up to 5 for their free tier.
2 years ago | 0
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What kind of tutorial would you be most interested in?
3 years ago | [YT] | 8