Podcast E442 – Interview with Chris Badgett
This week I interview Chris Badgett from LifterLMS [powerpress]
Patchstack Weekly – The Practice of Security Bug Patching
A mature security patching practice means patching even the low-risk bugs. In this week’s episode, I will talk about all the elements that turn security from a process into a practice. I will also discuss one insecure plugin in this week’s vulnerability news. Unfortunately, the plugin did not receive a security patch for a severe…
News: WebP als Standard, Matt rantet wieder, FrOSCon
Drei Wochen sind dieses mal rum, denn wir haben uns an unsere Termine angepasst, aber wir haben natürlich wieder jede Menge WordPress News mitgebracht. WebP soll als Standard in WordPress 6.1 kommen, Matt Mullenweg regt sich über zu viel Manpower bei der WordPress.org Umgestaltung auf und die die Free und Open Source Conference FrOSCon steht…
Sponsor Underrepresented & Minority WordCamp Speakers
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute This week we bring you a guest post by Winstina Hughes. Read on as she shares about a very important movement. The WordPress community has expressed tremendous support for the call to action to sponsor underrepresented/minority WordCamp speakers by removing the financial burden…
Post Status Excerpt — Pay Transparency, Mutual Respect, and the Community We Need
People don’t realize how long ago “long ago” wasn’t. We’re not talking about two, three, four hundred years ago. My family always stressed working somewhere your employer respects you, because it wasn’t that long ago they didn’t have a choice. Nyasha Green We’re rebooting Post Status Excerpt as a weekly chat between Nyasha Green and…
Post Status Excerpt (64) — LearnDash's Adoption of Gutenberg, Full Site Editing, and How to Protect Your Course Content from Theft
Jack Kitterhing joins David to talk about adopting (and adapting) Gutenberg — and Full Site Editing — at LearnDash for their LMS product. The conversation touches on the problem of people in the WordPress community having their course content stolen and resold. What can you do to protect and brand your learning product to deter…
Post Status Excerpt — LearnDash's Adoption of Gutenberg, Full Site Editing, and How to Protect Your Course Content from Theft
Jack Kitterhing joins David to talk about adopting (and adapting) Gutenberg — and Full Site Editing — at LearnDash for their LMS product. The conversation touches on the problem of people in the WordPress community having their course content stolen and resold. What can you do to protect and brand your learning product to deter…
Post Status Excerpt (63) — Pay Transparency, Mutual Respect, and the Community We Need
People don’t realize how long ago “long ago” wasn’t. We’re not talking about two, three, four hundred years ago. My family always stressed working somewhere your employer respects you, because it wasn’t that long ago they didn’t have a choice. Nyasha Green We’re rebooting Post Status Excerpt as a weekly chat between Nyasha Green and…
That First WordCamp for WooCommerce and WordPress Builders
Today I share a Twitter thread, a post and a few of my own thoughts on that first WordCamp experience as well as tips for the all attendees.
Episode 260: 9 Things That I Learned Doing Site Audits
Rob Cairns talks about 9 things he learned by doing Site Audits for clients.
How to Handle WordPress Criticism Online
When you put out your thoughts and opinions online, you’re bound to eventually get opposing views in reply. But what do you do when your professional reputation is tied up in those exchanges? In this episode of Press the Issue, Teron Bullock and Allie Nimmons explore how to navigate negative criticism online. Episode Transcript Monet…
291 – The launch
So the moment has arrived. You’ve busted a jut and got the website finished. It’s 100% ready to roll. Now what? Well, you’ve got to launch it and let the world see the great work that you’ve done! So what’s involved in that? What do you typically need to do to make that happen? This…
#717 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS, We Interview Mark Westguard
How Do You Compete in a Competitive WordPress Plugin Market Sector? Mark’s Bio Mark offers a unique mix of entrepreneurial business experience coupled with a broad scope of I.T. knowledge. His career has primarily focused on the web industry. He is a high-energy business management and technology professional with exceptional interpersonal and communication skills. His…
WordPress Plugin or SaaS—Choosing the Right Model for Ecommerce Products
Listen as some WordPress and WooCommerce builders weigh in on choosing between a SaaS product or standalone plugin.
WordPress Plugin or SaaS—Choosing the Right Model for WooCommerce Products
Listen as some WordPress and WooCommerce builders weigh in on choosing between a SaaS product or standalone plugin.