One thing I really like about Claude is that it extracts long responses as documents. Makes it a lot easier to extract key things from the conversation.
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Alex Standiford
I call this piece “Rage”
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Alex Standiford
Dear managed WordPress companies.
I choose you because when I have a problem, I can send a message in chat and promptly receive a human expert who can solve my problem quickly.
I do not want an AI gatekeeper. Any step you add to slow me down hurts what I value most from you.
Please stop.
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Alex Standiford
One of my favorite things about working with PHPNomad’s strategy-based approach has been that if I want to use a different thing to implement that strategy (eg: Guzzle instead of wp_rest_*), ChatGPT can usually slap together a workable implementation of the interface quickly.
Then I just swap them out in the app, and everything just works.
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Alex Standiford
My youngest has discovered the capabilities of a 3D printer. So we’re printing fun things like articulating dragons, 3-headed snails, and Medusa figures. All while learning about 3D printers ❤️
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How to Find Course Creators for Your Online Course Platform
Prove the value of a potential collaboration to course creators, and show them the path to sustainable growth with your online platform. Summary In this episode, Alex talks about finding course creators to partner with when building your online academy. Learn the best approach to prove value to your potential collaborators, and show them the […]
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Alex Standiford
The most powerful AI prompt I have in my arsenal:
“I want you to interview me, asking one question at a time about {thing}. I have the information about {thing}in my head, but need your help extracting and organizing it.”
Then, after all questions are asked, I ask Chat to put it into a report.
It’s such a powerful way to get info out of your head, and you can do it with voice chat while walking.
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I Talked About Siren, and Business on Manana No Mas
I hopped on Kurt’s podcast, and talked about Siren, business, and just in-general where my head is at after leaving GoDaddy earlier this year.
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Alex Standiford
I’ve successfully managed to put together a pretty darn good MVC framework with PHPNomad, with the help of a few platform-agnostic PHP libaries. I got Siren to run on it, too! Over a weekend I was able to make a WordPress plugin built with PHPNomad run on its own server, completely outside of WordPress. It went well enough that I bet most plugins that are built with PHPNomad it could run on a microservice that doesn’t depend on WordPress at all in a month or two.
