Productizing Your WooCommerce Agency Services
Listen in on our Woo AgencyChat where Shadi and Jimmy talk about the journey of productizing your services.
This Week in WordPress #259
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 3rd July 2023.
Colega, ¿dónde está mi WordPress (6.3 beta 1)?
Ha comenzado el proceso de lanzamiento de WordPress 6.3, y la primera de las versiones esperadas, 6.3 beta 1 no ha sido lanzada, yendo directamente a la beta 2.
What’s in a name?
Michelle posted a poll on Twitter asking if people are really bothered about the "capital P dangit" in WordPress. The responses were interesting, and everyone had an opinion. Kathy and Michelle both share their thoughts about the camelcase P in WordPress, as well as how we in the WordPress community might be supportive toward important…
Episodio 217: La nueva generación de eventos WordPress
El pasado fin de semana se celebró en Sevilla el que ha sido el segundo evento WordPress de nueva generación en todo el mundo, el WordPress Day Sevilla 2023. Se trata de una nueva estrategia en la organización de eventos apadrinados por WordCamp Central que tienen como objetivo innovar en la naturaleza de los mismos…
Infinite Scroll, Load More, Pagination | Wild Bill’s Craft Root Beer
Welcome to episode 022 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress Accessibility Company and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker Plugin. In this episode, we compare and contrast…
Episode 59: A Polyglot’s WordPress
Join WordPress Executive Director Josepha Haden Chomphosy in the 59th episode of the WordPress Briefing. Today she invites guest speaker Alex Kirk to discuss Polyglots’ work to continue to help bring translation to WordPress.
WordPress ટ્રેનિંગ લેવી તથા એનાથી થતા ફાયદાઓ
આ એપિસોડમાં આકાશભાઈ પઢીયાર એ ખુબ સરસ રીતે અને વિગતવાર સમજાવ્યું કે ૨૦૨૩ માં WordPress શું કામ શીખવું જોઈએ, કેવી રીતે શીખવું અને જો કોઈને શીખવાડવું હોય તો કયી બાબતોનું ધ્યાન રાખવું. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Podcast E488 – The Edge Case
This week I talk about how to deal with The Edge Case [powerpress]
#221 – Trabajar en Automattic con Joan Artés
Hoy tenemos el placer de tener con nosotros a Joan Artés y de comentar con él su experiencia trabajando en Automattic.
Gutenberg 16.1 introduces reusable patterns, WordSesh speaker shares agency-to-plugin insights, and Ultimate Member vulnerability puts 200k sites at risk
Gutenberg 16.1 brings new features, WordSesh 2022 shares agency to plugin business transition. Ultimate Member vulnerability puts websites at risk. WordPress Playground prototype created in a week. Learning marketing from a hacker's perspective. Data analysis on WordPress plugins for async and defer support.
EP92 – Jaime Jay Interview
Meet Jaime Jay – a man who wears many hats, and wears them all admirably. He's a master connector, an entrepreneur extraordinaire, and a published author who knows how to get things done. Before he found his way to the business world, Jaime served his country as a brave paratrooper in the U.S. Army. But…
Gutenberg Changelog #85 – Gutenberg 16.1, WordPress 6.3
Tammie Lister and Birgit Pauli-Haack discuss Gutenberg 16.1 and WordPress 6.3 and what’s coming to 6.3 Add a summary/excerpt here Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Podcast With Tammie Lister: How Gutenberg Evolves and the Future of WordPress with Emma Young at Hostinger Creating Gutenberg – Live Q & A w/ leads Tammie Lister, Joen…
EP457 – A Reusable Block By Any Other Name
This week on WPwatercooler we’re discussing the reusable block being renamed to Patterns. These patterns have sync and non-sync options allowing for them to be reusable in their state or to have their state synced between the other instances that are being synced. As WordPress matures and adds new features WP community is looking to do…
Community or Clique?
In this episode, Allie and Michelle try to dig into what makes a community a community, as opposed to being a clique or worse. They use their own personal experiences to determine that communities need to be much more intentionally inclusive in order to keep them from becoming toxic.