@benswrite Ha, no worries, just throwing out some of what I end up really wanting to know. Honestly, I’m most interested in your reviews anyways since they are not from a developer perspective, or some marketing ploy. I don’t trust any plugin authors reviewing their competition.

@EricMann Yes you should! 😊 And versus something technical I’d be interested to hear more about your use of WordPress, like with your post on storytelling.

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@benswrite Yeah, I can understand trying to do a true comparison against a premium plugin, especially if you’d technically have to purchase those plugins yourself in order to even to a thorough review.

@benswrite I’d like to know how it stacks up against similar popular plugins, even premium/free, depending on which is being reviewed. And I like to know if the plugin is actually Freemium vs just free, and clarification of which features actually require the paid version.

@markjaquith @andyfragen So one thing that I’ve done with my plugin, while using the wp-scripts NPM package for local development, is adding WooCommerce as a Composer Dev dependency. After the Composer install I’ve got a custom Docker compose file that loads WooCommerce from the vendor directory.

@gutenbergtimes @richard_tabor @richard_tabor I would love it if somehow this would be available/work on the Android app. One can hope something now better for mobile devices in the future.

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