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I meant cloudfare

Thanks :). We don't use Azure as our registrar. It seems I'll have to plan for this then, we also had another issue, AFD has a hard 500ms tls handshake timeout (doesn't matter how much you put on the origin timeout settings) which means if our server was slow for some reason we would get 504 origin timeout.

we are considering the same but because our website uses APEX domain we would need to move all DNS resolver to cloudfront right ? Does it have as a nice "rule set builder" as azure ?

we use front door (as does miccrosoft.com) and our website was down, I was able to change the DNS records to point directly to our server and will leave it like that for a few hours until everything is green

Last December I bought a Asus Zenbook S14 with the Core 7 Ultra (lunar lake) and to be honest I'm loving windows + wsl, being able to have a premade ubuntu image configured with my building tools and just import and work on my balcuny for 9h is amazing. On top of that , although it's not the best gaming machine (far from that) I can still run a cs2 and Halo inifinity prety well :).

At the company I work for we adopted Wordpress about 2 years ago, I was the engineer responsible for the implementation which required developing some custom blocks for the marketing team to use and we have a workshop registration offering that uses woocommerce for online payments.

The Wordpress actions and filters approach is solid and if you use an IDE like phpstorm it gives an amazing development experience because you can simply “search through autocomplete” possible hooks and read/check which one is better, the other main thing is you can always debug what’s happening as Wordpress php code base is extremely good.

Now for the block editor, what really helped me was copilot and ChatGPT , the documentation for Gutenberg is not the best so sometimes you had to go through the GIT repository to understand how some things should be done, but for the “initial push” on how to approach a block development generative AI is a really good help.

I honestly like Wordpress a lot, the security part is for me one of the drawbacks, you need to keep updating it along with the plugins. But, for a modern good looking and versatile blog , writing in Wordpress and pushing the generated pages to a static website host like GitHub pages is awesome :)

Exactly my thoughts, I now first ask chatGPT and then go to Google.

Thanks

I'd like to tell you how the "conversion flow" was but honestly I don't know what source the paying customer came from. I'm not using any visits tracking analytics so I don't know what was the source (Google Ads, organic, reddit, hacker news, or other).