104 – Become a Full-Time Freelance Developer
This week, I have an inspiring story to share. Join us to hear Chad Warner is slowly phasing out of his “real job” into a full-time freelancer.
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This week, I have an inspiring story to share. Join us to hear Chad Warner is slowly phasing out of his “real job” into a full-time freelancer.
This week’s we will be discussing WordPress Theme Frameworks. Dave Jesch – http://www.davejesch.com Patrick Rauland – http://www.speakinginbytes.com Sé Reed – http://www.sereedmedia.com Steve Zehngut – http://www.zeek.com Gregg Franklin – http://www.greggfranklin.com/ Jason Tucker – http://www.tucker.pro Chris brings up WPMU reviews, Chris Lema’s site, chrislema.com, and Clifford Paulick has two in depth articles regarding frameworks. Jason asks for Chris’s favorite frameworks. Chris mentions which frameworks he likes: Catalyst, WooFramework…
In today’s episode, I share two new tools and my strategy for setting up new accounts for your friends or website clients.
Today’s discussion is a loose format Show and Tell. Dave Jesch – http://www.davejesch.com Patrick Rauland – http://www.speakinginbytes.com Sé Reed – http://www.sereedmedia.com Steve Zehngut – http://www.zeek.com Jason Tucker – http://www.tucker.pro Jason talks about a plugin called “SimpleMap Store Locator” that does multi store locator using Google Maps. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-map/ Patrick Rauland talks about “Limit Widgets” that limits…
I had the chance to interview one of my favorite WordPress personas on Twitter Curtis McHale. I’ve been following Curtis for a while and just love the type of content he puts out. If you make a career out of using WordPress or a Freelancer in general you should read his blog and follow him…
Hear my reviews on the WordPress iPad app, understand the benefit of using Google Libraries and see the benefits of using custom post types.
In today’s episode, I share two new tools, answer a few questions and spend most of the time discussing WordPress backup strategy.
WordPress Community Summit is the topic for todays 30 minute roundtable at the WPwatercooler. We’re joined with Steve Zehngut, Oscar Gonzalez, Dave Jesch, Jon Brown, Chris Lema, Dre Armeda, Sé Reed, Ben Metcalfe, Brandon Dove and Jason Tucker. Se Reed mentions that WordPress Community Summit is the Bohemian Grove of WordPress. Se very excited about WordPress Community Summit. Ben Metcalfe jokingly discusses about WordPress going…
This week’s show is a little different as we had a round table discussion to hear what are the can’t live without WordPress plugins from our community.
Advanced Custom Fields is the topic for todays 30 minute roundtable at the WPwatercooler. Suzette Franck has used this on an art gallery website that had 7 years of data, she made a custom form on the back end to be put into an custom post type. Se Reed asks what is the difference between…
In this week’s episode, I spend some time chatting with Sean and Randy of beAutomated about how we as developers can enjoy web programming.
On today’s show we talk about Form Plugins and we later get into ethics. Forms Plugins – Gravity Forms we missed Lucy Beer Se uses Contact Form 7 on her clients sites mainly because it’s free Jeff uses Gravity Forms Chris says its $39 for a personal license, Formidable Lite is Free Linda talks about…
Today I share the software tools I use to run my website development business. Some items I mention: mac, espresso, coda 2, flow, forklift, acorn, adobe creative cloud and more!
Today we are discussing “Billing for site maintenance” for our WordPress clients with Suzette Franck, Lucy Beer, Steve Zehngut, Dave Jesch, Andrew Behla, Chris Lema, Gregg Franklin, Oscar Gonzalez, and our host Jason Tucker. ** Billing for site maintenance Maintenance defined: Clients that are already launched a phase 1 of a project and now we…
Back by popular demand, I’ve recorded another episode that highlights tools that 4 different developers use to keep their WordPress site updated.