Episode 319: Why Conferences, Masterminds and Meetups Matter
Rob Cairns talks about why conferences, masterminds and meetups matter. Show Highlights: Why these matter. It is all about the people. A great network opportunity,
Beta label removed, Assistant Pro, more acquisitions
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute After a time formatting bug caused a 24-hour delay, WordPress 6.2, code-named “Dolphy”, was released on March 29th. According to core contributor Jean-Baptiste Audras, 607 people from at least 50 countries were part of the release squad. Perhaps the biggest development in 6.2…
Episodio 54 – La webonada más larga jamás contada
¡Buenos viérnoles, pueblo! Hemos tardado, pero aquí estamos de nuevo. Y es que hemos sufrido una webonada en nuestras propias carnes, y hemos estado unos cuantos días sin web, por lo que no hemos podido publicar antes. Algún día lo contaremos… En el episodio de hoy, a parte de unas cuantas noticias, Adrián nos contará…
WordPress 6.2
In today’s episode we dive into the latest WordPress release, 6.2 and share how it will elevate your editing experience.
528 – WordPress 6.2
Announcements
What is Building in Public and Why You Should Consider it for your Next WordPress Product
Discover the power of building in public for your next WordPress product. Learn why transparency and community engagement can lead to success in this informative podcast episode. Don’t miss out on this valuable SEO advice!
WordPress Blocks Design, Code & Strategy
The conversation features developers Nyasha Green and Kathy Darling discussing their experiences learning WordPress blocks, the challenges they face, and their aspirations for improved documentation and accessibility.
S48E4 – Toxic clients & mental health – Lee Matthew Jackson
Ever felt swamped, stressed, or on edge due to tough clients? In this honest and unplanned episode, our host Lee gets real about how his mental health has been impacted by tricky client relationships. Tune in to hear his personal story, insights, and advice on dealing with toxic clients and safeguarding your well-being in the…
This Week in WordPress #247
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 27th March 2023.
¿Por qué Jazz?
Cada nueva versión mayor de WordPress tiene un nombre en clave que hace referencia a un músico de Jazz. ¿Sabes por qué?
Episodio 204: IA aplicada a negocios, con Montse Labiaga
En los últimos meses, la inteligencia artificial (IA) ha revolucionado la forma en que muchas empresas llevan a cabo sus operaciones o toman decisiones. Desde la automatización de procesos, el análisis de datos en tiempo real, la generación de textos o de imágenes, la IA ofrece una amplia gama de oportunidades para mejorar la eficiencia…
Patchstack Weekly – The One Serious Vulnerability That Open-Source Will Never Have
Closed-source software has one vulnerability open-source software will never face – source code leaks. This episode is all about embracing people who review open-source software, and consequently make it safer. We'll also cover the recent Elementor Pro vulnerability that is, unfortunately, being actively exploited by attackers.
Grow Revenue with Accessibility Monitoring & Remediation Plans with Amber Hinds
Welcome to episode 009 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. This episode is a recording of…
Podcast E475 – Non WordPress LMS Review #2 – Teachable
This week I check out another non WP LMS: Teachable [powerpress]
Building an accessible accordion
Aurooba and Brian dig into the semantics of not only what makes an accordion accessible, but also why a11y should be a first class consideration when you build anything on the web. They also explore how different ARIA tags work and what they indicate, taking a previously inaccessible accordion and transforming it into something navigable…