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Aurooba and Brian complete their accordion in React.js as part of their series on building an accordion block. They discuss how components are loaded into the Dom, binding a value to the className attribute, and thoughts on prop drilling. The episode ends with a preview of the rest of Season One and thoughts on viewSource…
The WP Briefs for May 22nd, 2023, highlights various WordPress news stories. It includes a warning about a vulnerability in the UpdraftPlus plugin and how to fix it, WordCamp Europe’s schedule and commitment to diversity, and an updated version of WordPress that fixes security issues. Additionally, there is information on testing plugins for PHP compatibility…
Fabian Kägy and Birgit Pauli-Haack discuss the new enhancements in Gutenberg plugin releases 15.7 and 15.8 as well as the Experiments available in the plugin. Show Notes / Transcript Special Guest: Fabian Kägy Announcements What’s released WordPress 6.2.1 + 6.2.2 Gutenberg 15.7 Gutenberg 15.8 What’s new in Gutenberg 15.8? (May 17) Experiments in Gutenberg Zoomed…
આ એપિસોડ માં આપડે WPVaat ની શરૂઆત કરીએ છીએ. તમને એ બધું સમજાવાનું પ્રયાસ કર્યો છે કે આ podcast ચેનલ શરૂ કરવાનું વિચાર કેવી રીતે આવ્યો. સાથે-સાથે આ એપિસોડમાં મેં એ ભી વાત કરી છે કે WordPress Community નો મારા જીવન પર કેવો પ્રભાવ રહ્યો અને હું અનેક WordPress Conference માં સ્પીકર તરીકે હજારો લોકો…
WordPress 6.2.1 kam mit fünf Sicherheitspatches daher, wovon eines Shortcodes in Full Site Editing Themes crasht, bzw. nur noch den Shortcode anzeigt. Das hat in dieser Woche für einige Aufregung gesorgt. Außerdem gibt es einen Vorschlag ältere Standardthemes von WordPress künftig nicht mehr weiter zu pflegen. Außerdem haben wir wieder jede Menge anderer Themen mit…
Rob Cairns talks about the difference between a Hack and a Spoof. Show Highlights: What is a Hack? What is a Spoof? What is the difference between the two.
This topic has been such a long time coming! Today, Allie and Michelle take the time to discuss how event organizers – in tech, WordPress, and beyond – can ensure that the people they invite to speak as well as the people they select are diverse. Building a diverse, equitable, balanced, and inclusive program of…
We have a great conversation of tips and experiences when it comes to speaking at WordPress events.
The blog post covers various WordPress-related news and updates, including the release of WooCommerce 7.7, tips on translating Elementor with Polylang, information on WordPress 6.3’s roadmap, a tutorial video on WordPress Multisite Networks, and Wordfence Intelligence’s weekly vulnerability report. It also includes an announcement regarding an increase in Meetup venue support funds from WordPress Community…
My guest for this podcast is Slobodan Manić. We discuss why Slobodan found himself mixing his passion for WordPress with performance. Slobodan talks about his love for WordPress and 15 years of experience in performance optimization. He emphasizes the significance of performance optimization for website speed and how it enhances the user experience. Slobodan believes…
In this episode, Ben gives an update on the upcoming features in both Kadence Blocks Pro and Kadence Blocks 3.1, and an overview of the teams working on new blocks as well as Kadence AI. As well, the team looks at the purpose of landing pages, elements that make a landing page effective, as well…
In todays episode Steffen and Dominik explore different ways to integrate WordPress into existing websites, particularly for blogs, magazines, and landing pages. You'll learn about methods like integrator templates, reverse proxies and others. Highlights00:00 Intro01:08 Method 1 – Integrator template 6:48 Method 2 – Reverse Proxy09:46 Challenges with Reverse Proxies14:05 Method 3 – Rebuilding16:46 Method 4…
On this 8th episode of “Thinking the Unthinkable” we are asking “is ‘open source’ a liability? This was prompted by a 2021 incident. A zero-day attack called Log4Shell that affected major players like Microsoft and Cloudflare. It’s a chat about risk assessment really. Lots of levels with WordPress’ LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, PHP and MySQL)….
The Challenges & Opportunities in Running a Digital Agency in 2023 We discuss in this interview some challenges and opportunities connected to running a specialized WordPress development agency in 2023 The Show’s Interview Topics #1 – What effective digital marketing strategies has your agency used to attract new quality clients in the past few years?…
