#292 – EDD payment, retorno a los feeds y misterios del htaccess
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Todo vuelve, y los errores en htaccess y el uso de agregadores de feeds para poder gestionar las fuentes de información de los sitos que nos interesan, también.
In this episode Marcel and Mike discuss significant WooCommerce updates from 2024, AI’s impact, and their personal goals.
This week I Talk About No Code Platform: Framer [powerpress]
In this episode of the Post Status Happiness Hour, host Michelle Frechette interviews Taco Verdonschot from Progress Planner, a tool designed to gamify WordPress website maintenance. They highlight the tool’s features, including its free and upcoming pro versions, and emphasize its role in making website upkeep engaging and fun. Taco announces a limited-time pre-launch sale,…
Send a text An unexpected conversation with a woman who is an irrepressible gadget geek and is a hoot wherever she goes. Robbie Adair discusses her familial relationships, early life, and career journey in an engaging interview with Bud, touching upon significant personal and professional experiences. She reveals her family dynamics, mentioning her brother who…
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a woman who is an irrepressible gadget geek and is a hoot wherever she goes. Robbie Adair discusses her familial relationships, early life, and career journey in an engaging interview with Bud, touching upon significant personal and professional experiences. She reveals her family dynamics, mentioning her brother…
In this insightful episode of ‘Within WordPress,’ we welcome the illustrious Nathan Wrigley from WPBuilds, a very well-recognized figure in the WordPress podcasting world. Nathan shares his passion for the WordPress ecosystem. We learn how he got sucked in the world of WordPress, but we talk a great deal about his evolution of his podcasting…
In this week’s episode, Michelle and Samah reflect on their achievements from the past year and revisit impactful episodes covering topics like gender equity, mental health, racial and ethnic representation, and accessibility. Through personal stories, expert insights, and candid discussions, this podcast aims to educate, inspire, and foster meaningful conversations about the challenges and successes…
From Post Status’s non-profit transformation to the emergence of the WPCC, the foundations of the WordPress ecosystem are shifting. Maybe. Jonathan and Luke discuss the potential for positive change, or further fragmentation.
In this episode, Bob and Birgit discuss their journeys in the WordPress community, focusing on the evolution of Gutenberg, podcasting challenges, and the importance of diverse voices, while planning for future events.
In this episode of WP Builds, I’m chatting with Ryan Logan about InfluenceWP, a platform connecting WordPress consumers with trusted partners, deals, and unbiased information. Ryan explains his background in IT and WordPress, the non-affiliation policy of InfluenceWP, and the ethical principles guiding the platform. He discusses the nominal paywall for consumers and collaboration opportunities,…
This podcast episode features an interview with Taco, who recently joined the Progress Planner team. Progress Planner is a WordPress plugin designed to gamify website maintenance tasks, helping users stay on top of updates and content review. The interview discusses the plugin's features, including a free version and a forthcoming pro version with additional challenges and expert consultations. Taco…
James Kemp and Darren Ethier from WooCommerce highlight the importance of community engagement, evolving development practices, and the initiative “More in Core” to enhance core functionalities while balancing flexibility.
This podcast episode discusses alternatives to WordPress as a content management system (CMS). The hosts, Rob Cairns and Ryan Waterbury, explore various options, including open-source CMSs like Drupal and newer platforms such as Astro and Ghost, as well as Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions such as Shopify and Squarespace. They consider factors like ease…
In today’s episode we recap some of the WordPress news and interesting blog posts over the last several months.