Bedrock and Sage
One of Georgian banks
https://credobank.ge/en/
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Screpy is a web analysis tool that can analyze all pages of your websites in one dashboard and monitor them with your team.
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this is so cool ! are you also a designer ? soooooo functional and beautiful
Deployed our network of multisites using bedorcock last week. UFSM (https://www.ufsm.br ) a University located in South of Brazil city called Santa Maria. Itâs a big WordPress multisite installation with more than 450 subsites and more than 80k published posts. It receives around 20k ~ 25k visits per day.
We use a lot of custom created plugins, some of them:
- Login via LDAP,
- Integrations with academic database via webservices to pull data from courses, departments and much more.
- Custom Widgets (we heavily use Elementor for building pages with custom widgets)
- We integrated Symphony with WordPress, so we can use custom Routes
We have been working for three years now on this network and itâs very robust by now. Weâre always improving and bedrock came to help us a lot. Staging, development and production became a lot easier to maintain. My sincere thanks for everyone who worked on bedrock.
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Sage 9, WooCommerce, Polylang, TailwindCss
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Multisite subsite. Sage 9, MemberPress. Heavily pay-walled.
Free access to some features here:
https://collegead.com/newsfeed/subscribe/free/
Ignite Circus: Be More Brave, Not Less Afraid
Designed and developed using Sage9, Bedrock, and Trellis.
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Bedrock, Sage 10, Tailwind CSS, Polylang
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Just good old-fashioned Sage:
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Me and some friends old blog with a Sage 10 skin.
Sage 10, Trellis, and Bedrock. And check out those Lighthouse scores.
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Multisite WP on Kinsta, Sage 10, Trellis (via trellis-cli 
), Bedrock, MultilingualPress, almost every sage lib @Log1x has written, owe you some coffee/beers! 
inc. ACF blocks via acf-composer, poet, sage-directives, sage-svg, navi, pagi, acf-editor-palettes & GSAP. Designed by the amazing folks at MultiAdaptor
Same as above, minus Multisite + in-house design
Same as above, minus Multisite + in-house design
https://www.afripads.com/
Some of our older sites can be seen over at https://smithfield.studio/
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Impressive work @slowrush !! Congrats!!
Iâm going to start a project with the very same stack as you have for Oneflow. Any caveats I should be aware of using Multisite and MultilingualPress with Bedrock?
Thanks, @carlosfaria 
If you donât need a shared media library it should be mostly smooth!
There were a few painful things though, like Network Media library has been dropped by the devs @ humanmade which is a shame as itâs a pretty useful plugin. It mostly works if you apply a few of the open PRs that good folks have contributed (our fork has ACF support + Gutenberg/REST API fixes applied). I think the developers of MultilingualPress have their own multisite shared media plugin which Iâd definitely say is worth investigating early on! V. difficult to modify posts referencing global image idâs after the fact + they both have slightly different ways of supporting ACF Blocks.
Valet for local dev was a bit tricky to get setup initially but this guide from @ben + the Multisite Valet Driver from @QWp6t work perfectly!
A bit tricky getting nginx rules for multisite with subdirs on staging + production working correctly but eventually got there with the help of Kinsta support (canât recommend these guys enough!).
Other than that itâs been a pleasure to work with MultilingualPress compared to WPML which we simply refuse to work with now.
Good luck!!
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I just finished up another Trellis/Bedrock/Sage project!
Bedrock, Sage 10, Tailwind CSS, WooCommerce, Polylang.
Have to say that I adore this stack! View composers are astonishing!
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