Un cable en Chicago
Hace unos días un cable en Chicago hizo que muchos WordPress tuvieran problemas de funcionamiento al haber dejado algunas API sin funcionamiento.
Episode 258: 15 Ways Small Businesses Can Secure a WordPress Website
Rob Cairns shares his experience and talks about ways small businesses can secure a WordPress website. Show Highlights: Software you can use to secure your site. Backups matter. Passwords and more passwords.
WIWP Flashback #3: Birgit Pauli-Haack
We are taking a short summer break from the podcast. Please enjoy a few older episodes and we’ll be back in September with new interviews. If you’d like to be on the show, visit our signup page. Today’s episode originally aired on March 9, 2020 and features Birgit Pauli-Haack talking about Gutenberg! The post WIWP…
Patchstack Weekly – SVG XSS Vulnerability Found in Gutenberg
It is August, and the Patchstack Alliance is growing. New security researchers have joined the alliance in the last month, and we are receiving some great reports of serious security bugs in open source components affecting millions of websites. This week there was a security bug that was not found by Patchstack Alliance. This new…
#716 WP-Tonic “This Week In WordPress & Tech” 5th of August, 2022 at 8:30 am PST
Every Friday at 8:30 am PST; we host the WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & Tech round-table show, where we discuss the latest WordPress and the general web news of the week. You can also watch the show LIVE on our WP-Tonic’s Facebook Group Page & YouTube channel. This Weeks Special Guest Heather Wilde…
Episodio 169: RGPD like a boss, con Marina Brocca
El cumplimiento RGPD en páginas web, newsletters, correos electrónicos y campañas de publicidad es uno de los temas que más dudas genera entre clientes y profesionales de internet. Desde que se publicó la ley se han escrito miles de posts y publicado centenares de podcast sobre el Reglamento General de Protección de Datos. Muchos, por…
Podcast E441 – 7 Tasks To Take When Closing Your Business
This week I talk about shutting down your business [powerpress]
#175 – Configuración del sitio trabajo (setup) con Marta Torre
A petición de uno de nuestros oyentes hoy traemos un episodio en el que hablaremos de sobre cómo tenemos montado nuestro setup de trabajo. Hemos traído a nuestra colega Marta Torre que además de ser desarrolladora full-stack es una «friki» de los setups y la ergonomía. Ordenador – soporte? Monitor Ratón (Logi MX Master 2S,…
Gutenberg Changelog #71 – Gutenberg 13.8, Fluid Typography, updates to the Block API and more
Grzegorz Ziolkowski subbed for Mary Job as co-host with Birgit Pauli-Haack. They discuss Gutenberg 13.8, Fluid Typography, updates to Block APIs and WordPress 6.1 Planning. Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Announcements WordPress 6.1 Planning Roundup v2 Proposal: A new kind of default theme Proposal: Moving Core block styling to JSON PR in 13.5 Prototype:…
Do the Woo Next Version Coming Your Way
The next big version of Do the Woo is on the road map.
Are Creators Free Riders? Plus, Building Your Mailing List With and Without WordPress
Are creators (and anyone who doesn’t contribute to WordPress) free riders? I look at that question and wonder why there’s such hostility towards non-contributors, even though they are essential in the march towards that mother of all vanity metrics: 50% market share. Plus, A bit of news about an upcoming series on this show, and…
Nuestro panel barbudo
El sueño va a hacerse realidad… y no será porque haya aprendido programación, será porque ese sueño es compartido por la comunidad
Next.js 12.2, Open Source, and Community Building with Lee Robinson
In this episode, Fran and Jeff talk with Lee Robinson, the VP of Developer Experience at Vercel. We take a look at some new or now stable features in Next.js, like middleware, the image component, and ISR. Both Vercel and WP Engine support a lot of open source projects as a part of their strategies,…
Building and Sustaining the WordPress Community Through Mentorship — Post Status Draft 123
Mentor someone. Today! Don’t wait. Start today! Talk to people. Connect with them. Go on Twitter. Just 15 minutes a day. Tell them why this community is great. Make them want to join! Nyasha Green For Nyasha Green, a healthy tech community prioritizes mentoring. She credits her mentors with helping her find her place in…
Introverts: Building businesses & networking
Just because you’re an introvert doesn’t mean you can’t build a business. It doesn’t mean you’re afraid to get on stage and talk about your success — or failures. Ken Elliott knows this role all too well. He’s a self-described “networking introvert” that built a WordPress agency with his co-founder, will be emceeing WordCamp US…