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This is definitely making me nostalgic for it.
We're in Vietnam but we do all his endo related medical stuff in Singapore.
Counting carbs in kids is a nearly pointless endeavor. Picky eating habits, nutrition mis-labeling (good luck finding accurate nutrition information in Vietnam), etc. And you'll also need to consider that their bodies are moving targets with hormones, growth spurts, etc. It's going to be really hard to manage just by math alone.
Being five years into it now, because the math seems to be changing daily, we are doing it almost by feeling backed by CGM evidence. In our case, the only CGM available here is the Freestyle Libre which is mildly inaccurate except for informing us on the general direction his blood sugar is taking. It's enough info that we've gotten his hb1ac into near normal range and the miaomiao3 turns into a full fledged CGM that we can use with nightscout and xdrip4ios for realtime monitoring.
I'd also advise you to think about joining a group of parents of T1Ds because there's a lot of things to learn and I've personally found it helpful when working through edge case scenarios that will eventually happen.
`post_updated` passes the old and new values: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/post_updated...
I'm the author of a sizable WordPress plugin (in terms of LoC and integration with WordPress) and nothing you are saying is making any sense to me.
You are basically describing how every WordPress plugin already works via filters and actions (collectively referred to as hooks).
The fact that their lowest pricing tier ties the apps to the account is bonkers too. If that account lapses in payment, any apps built by the account cease functioning. Not even Apple is that brazen if your developer account lapses.
Disqus for comments. Are pingbacks really a thing still?
Do you really hotswap themes that frequently?
You get performance out of the box with SSG that would be a lot of effort to replicate with Wordpress.
So it looks like they nailed it.
In Vietnam, I just bought an electric motorbike (https://xemaydien.vinfast.vn/en/klara-s/) for half of that.
Granted, it's Vietnam, but still.
The reason gumroad charges more is because they deal with EU/VAT remittance issues because they act as the merchant of record. Same with fastspring.
We've done two migrations from Craft for clients. WordPress isn't great, but Craft isn't a panacea either.
That's been bugging me for years, but just a tad under bugging me enough that I'd take the time to solve it.
Thank you!