In this article Roger Montti shares his assessment of the new CMS from Cloudflare.

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Roger Montii @ searchenginejournal.com • 1 day ago

Roger Montii @ searchenginejournal.com • 1 day ago
In this article Roger Montti shares his assessment of the new CMS from Cloudflare.

David McCan @ webtng.com • 1 week ago
Mosaic is a new WordPress page builder from the makers of Smart Slider 3 and other plugins. This is the most full featured and polished version 1 that I’ve ever seen. Mosaic is a good solution for site builders who want a no-code / low-code builder with lots of advanced features, but isn’t a tool just for developers. I created a video with a full walk-though as well as a review of the pros and cons.

Paul Charlton @ youtube.com • 1 month ago
Warning, this video includes a disclaimer :) It sounds like Paul Charlton likes the new Elementor v4 editor.

Elijah Mills @ youtube.com • 3 months ago
This is a very thorough video walk-through of Oxygen 6

David Denedo @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
Version 1 of Builderius Pro is almost ready for beta testing. I and many others are looking forward to trying it out. If you are curious about Builderius, David Denedo did a great live stream looking at some of the features. It is a 2 hour presentation, a prepared walk-through.

Craylor @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
This is an entertaining and interesting video from Craylor where he did an anonymous head-to-head test of WordPress hosting support. Great idea that seemed to be well executed. I admit that I laughed out loud when the worst was announced.

Membership Team @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
An interesting look at the two builders. It is good if you aren’t familiar with one or the other.

Jeffrey Dalrymple @ youtube.com • 9 months ago
Jeffrey Dalrymple takes a look at the current state of Elementor’s new v.4 editor. Where are they nailing it and where is it drifting?

Zareen Tasnim @ smashingmagazine.com • 9 months ago
New product owners and developers wonder why their products fail to gain traction while Elementor’s numbers continue to rapidly climb. There was a time when you could launch a good product and it would sell itself by word of mouth, but the WordPress ecosystem is so large and fractured now that just sharing on Facebook and X aren’t enough. The truth is that it takes a lot of continuous marketing to break through, and that effort has to be sustained. Part of Elementor’s success was that it went outside of the Facebook bubble and marketed to designers in design publications and other places they lived. It looks like the Droip team is following that playbook. Droip has a good (sponsored) write-up in Smashing Magazine that plays to a designer audience.