La Comunidad de WordPress en Español / WordPress Community in Spanish
Únete a Juan Hernando, Ericka Barboza y Javier Casares en una animada conversación sobre la comunidad de WordPress en España y Latinoamérica.
WordPress: Switching to Block Themes, Publishers’ Impact, WooCommerce Update, and Plugin Metrics
Today's news in the WordPress world includes a guide on switching to a block theme, investment in publishers, WooCommerce 8.1.0 release, and demands for better plugin metrics. Stay updated!
50:7 Is time tracking actually holding you back? – Ilia Markov
Time tracking is often seen as a necessary evil – something that takes time away from doing client work or feels like micromanaging employees. In this episode I interview Ilia from Toggl to discover why those assumptions are wrong. We discuss real-world examples of how time tracking provides valuable data to help agencies work more…
28: Writing Block Themes with Justin Tadlock
Cory is joined by Justin Tadlock of Automattic to talk about his series of articles on the WordPress developer blog about adding custom controls to core blocks, theme scaffolding, and workflow scripts. If you have questions about WordPress website development, contributing, or anything else web-related that you’d like to hear us discuss, send an email…
Intrusive Ads
In this episode Luke and Jonathan disagree on who is to blame for intrusive ads inside of the WordPress admin Dashboard. They also cover some of the best practices and motivations of plugin developers, plus how to stop annoying the users.
A WordCamp US 2023 Recap
Our final recap of WordCamp US with Topher DeRosia, Raquel Manriquez and Cory Miller
Episode 351: Marketing With Nicole Osborne
Rob Cairns and Nicole Osborne talk all things marketing. Show Highlights: Nicole's Marketing Journey. Pricing in Marketing. Thoughts for agencies, How to stand in the world of Ai.
The Future of WordPress, Kadence and 100 Year Legacies
After checking out WordCamp US, Ben, Hannah and Kathy share some of their impressions on both the future of WordPress and Kadence, as well as what the legacy of Kadence might be. Ben shares his observations on the progression of full site editing (FSE) and the things he thinks need to happen before FSE becomes…
EP21: Font Library Open For Testing, Media Temple Retired, New Learning Hub
In today's episode, we have ceovered the release of Gutenberg 16 point 6 with plugin-inserted blocks, the recent vulnerabilities in various plugins, the merger of 10up with Fueled Digital Media, the $5 million investment received by Newspack, Media Temple ceasing operations and various community updates.
WordCamp US Revisited: Trends, Learnings and Community Reflections
Reflections and highlights of WordCamp US 2023 from Matt Medeiros, Seth Goldstein, Shambi Broome, Bud Kraus, Jeremy Freemont, Mike Demo, Patrick Rauland and Katie Keith
WordPress Community Summit, WordCamp US, and WordPress 6.3 Release Highlighted
August 2023 brought the WordPress community together for the Community Summit and WordCamp US. WordPress 6.3 was also released, giving users a sneak peek into the future. Challenges were faced and solutions found, but security concerns arose with the Slimstat Analytics plugin. On a positive note, 10up announced their merger with Fueled, expanding their team…
This Week in WordPress #267
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 4th September 2023.
Traducir la documentación
Hay mucha documentación de WordPress, pero principalmente está en inglés. Un proyecto plantea traducirla y mantenerla en otros idiomas.
How Tyler Channell helps local publishers generate $$$$
In this episode, Tyler Channell reveals how his company Paywall Project helps small town news sites build subscription funnels that convert readers into paying subscribers. With real examples and data, he provides an actionable blueprint to implement key strategies like metered paywalls, free to paid content upgrades, and sponsorships. Key timestamps 1:41 – The problem…
Episodio 227: ¿Por qué WordPress es gratis?
WordPress nació en 2003 de la mano de Matt Mullenweg y Mike Little, a partir de b2/cafelog. Desde el principio ha sido una herramienta gratuita para la publicación de contenido web. ¿Cómo es posible que haya aguantado estos 20 años siendo gratis y con un éxito tan impresionante? ¿Cuál es su secreto? Hoy debatimos sobre…