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Jaymes O'Pheron is a digital wellness coach and consultant with a passion for lasting transformation through community. He started his career as a web developer but transitioned to coaching remote professionals at the height of covid to help his fellow nerds in the struggles he faced, empowering others to convert stress into growth instead of…
WordPress 6.2 est disponible. Il s’agit de la 1ère version majeure déployée cette année, et elle est surnommée « Dolphy », en hommage au multi-instrumentiste de jazz Eric Allan Dolphy Jr.
Llega la Semana Santa a Sevilla, posiblemente la ciudad más bonita y que mejor huele del Sistema Solar. Hoy es el Viernes de Dolores y hace temperatura de disfrutar de la vida al sol tomando una cerveza helada y aún así hemos grabado un episodio para que no te quedes con las ganas.
Rob Cairns sits down with his friend Andrew Palmer to talk AI and Bertha.AI . Show Highlights: Will AI replace jobs? Some great uses for AI. What is Bertha.AI? Some of the new features of Bertha.ai
In this episode Allie and Michelle discuss AI imagery and writing. Diversity is often a huge concern with this content since rarely are these things coded without biases of some kind.
Through serendipity, we stumbled upon a podcast with one of our community members, Shelley Marmor, who runs some very successful travel blogs and teaches others to do the same. Shelley switched her blog’s theme to Kadence and began finding greater success online. Through both affiliate marketing and a successful advertising network, Shelley’s business focuses solely…
In this episode, Steffen and Dominik discuss the concept of global and translatable options for WordPress websites. Components can have options that are either limited to where they are inserted, or that apply to all components of a certain type on the site, even for different languages. This concept makes it easier for developers and…
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute March 28th was supposed to mark the release of WordPress 6.2. But a date formatting bug has delayed release for a day. The new target is Wednesday, March 29 at 1pm EST. The issue could potentially impact core features like date-based permalinks. But…
Learn from Corey Maass, the go-to on WordPress product design topics, and Cory Miller, a master on the business of WordPress. They discuss finding the balance in the small and big pictures of product development, highlighting the process of trial and error. Top Takeaways Courage Under Fire. After what feels like a miserable failure, it’s…
Today, it’s all about WordPress security and what you can do with the WP Vulnerability API / project. In the podcast you’re going to meet the wonderful Javier, and I thought that I’d let him take over the show notes, as he wrote such wonderful notes prior to our chat. So… over to Javier… Hello,…
Strategies on eLearning to Market Your Business in 2023 Jeff Cross is the media director of ISSA, with flagship media brands that include print publications Cleanfax, Cleaning and Maintenance Management, ISSA Today magazines, and all related digital publications and multimedia products. He is the previous owner of a successful cleaning and restoration firm. He is…
Discover how offering free trials can significantly boost the growth of your WordPress product business. Join us as we discuss the impact, benefits, and strategies for leveraging free trials effectively. Don’t miss this insightful episode!
In this episode, Kathy and Michelle are together at WordCamp Phoenix where they were both speakers and representing Kadence as sponsors. They enjoyed a little of that amazing Phoenix weather, recording outside the venue to talk about the experiences at WordCamp Phoenix and the intentions they share. Both Michelle and Kathy have distinct goals that…
When the WordPress block editor was introduced, it raised questions about how and if page builders would still be used to build sites. In this episode, Devin and Aurooba chat about their feelings about the two options.
When you see a security fix available for your website, you should of course update the affected component. But should you drop everything and apply the update immediately? Or can you at least finish your coffee first? Or is it OK to deal with it when you get a break? That depends on the bug….
