The Future HQ of Do the Woo in Portugal
I haven’t talked much about our move to Porto, Portugal and what this means to Do the Woo and its next iteration.
Things New WP Developers Should Remember
New WordPress developers inherently lack the perspective of time. This can lead to being too focused on the right now, the urgent, and sometimes the frightening. In this episode, Topher and Devin offer that perspective and advice to help new developers relax and enjoy their journey. Press These Links Stack Overflow CSS Tricks Bootstrap Documentation…
298 – Make your website voice enabled, with Convoworks
So voice enabled home are now a thing. It’s pretty likely that if you don’t have a voice enabled device now, you will at some point in the near future. You speak, and they respond. It’s pretty cool. But you might have noticed that there are limits to what they can do, and there are…
Never gonna get it
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute The WordPress plugin ecosystem has been a big topic of discussion recently. WP Mayor’s Mark Zahra started things off with an in-depth article regarding deceptive marketing practices. Zahra provides specific examples of questionable tactics used by WordPress plugin developers. He also calls on…
#45 – Alex Ball on Customizing Core Blocks for Clients
On the podcast today we have Alex Ball. Alex is a Lead Software Engineer at Mindgrub, a digital agency in Baltimore, Maryland. His website leadership experience continues to inform his decision-making today, especially for training clients and making the block editor as easy to use as possible, and that, in essence, is the subject of…
The Benefits and Challenges of Remote Work
The Kadence team is entirely remote and works from home, the beach, coffee shops and various locations around the world. Remote work is a big part of freelancing, agency work, and many in the WordPress community have found ways to do remote work right. Ben, Hannah, and Kathy talk about their own unique remote work…
Ep003: Who owns your WordPress product roadmap?
Discover who truly owns your WordPress product roadmap in this insightful podcast episode. Uncover the key players, their roles, and how to effectively navigate this crucial aspect of your business. Stay ahead of the competition and maximize your product’s potential.
Cloudinary with Colby Fayock
In this episode, Fran and Jeff catch up with Colby Fayock, a previous guest and a Senior Developer Experience Engineer at Cloudinary. This episode touches on how Cloudinary can help developers offload, optimize, and transform images using their APIs or use their WordPress plugin for a native integration with WP admin. The group discusses how…
This Week in WordPress #224
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 26th September 2022.
10.000 temas en el repositorio
Hace unas semanas se alcanzaba la cifra de 60.000 plugins, y ahora llegan los 10.00 temas al repositorio.
The Evolution of WooCommerce and WordPress Hosting
In this DevChat Till, Zach and Carl have a lively discussion on the evolution of hosting with both WooCommerce and WordPress.
Post Status Draft — Going from Agency to Products: The Story of Barn2
Katie and Andy Keith started out as a WordPress agency almost a decade ago and then tried to break into WordPress products, first with themes and then plugins. Challenges arose with reliable project management on the agency side while they tried to establish a foothold in the WordPress plugin market. The WooCommerce Extensions Store is…
Going from Agency to Products: The Story of Barn2 — Post Status Draft 125
Katie and Andy Keith started out as a WordPress agency almost a decade ago and then tried to break into WordPress products, first with themes and then plugins. Challenges arose with reliable project management on the agency side while they tried to establish a foothold in the WordPress plugin market. The WooCommerce Extensions Store is…
S45E5 – Words win business – Stephen church
As a third-generation business owner, Stephen knows a thing or two about the ups and downs of running a company. So when his family’s business came to an end, he didn’t waste any time getting back on his feet. In no time at all, he had launched a new venture as a copywriting provider. He…
088: Nathalie Lussier on Creating a Million-Dollar-a-Year Plugin
About Nathalie Lussier: Nathalie Lussier is an award-winning entrepreneur who has been making websites since she was 12 years old. She graduated with a degree in Software Engineering and a job offer from Wall Street, but she turned down this job to start her own business right out of college. As the founder of AccessAlly,…