Podcast E435 – All About Starter Sites
This week I talk about having a Starter Site [powerpress]
A WordPress SEO Discussion on Strategy and Tactics
Ronald was able to have a short chat with Marieke about some Woo SEO and a bit of an inside look at how Yoast keeps things running internally.
What would GoDaddy’s WordPress look like?
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute Whoever thought that Apache web server would be de-throned in it’s prime? Hello NGINX. We see you Cloudflare. Red Hat and Fedora linux showed up, but then the world went faster together with Ubuntu. Intel dominated the chip space forever. Still does, technically,…
EP422 – WordPress Themes Block It Like Its Hot
This week on WPwatercooler we’re joined by Chicago-based Brian Gardner who recently made the WordPress theme Frost and a new beautiful unreleased Full Site Editor theme. Brian will be speaking with us on designing themes block-based themes and we’ll be discussing what decisions he’s made along the way and what he’d love to see added to Full Site Editor….
Episode 245: Talking Privacy Policies and Terrmageddon
Rob Cairns talks to Hans and Donata Skillrud about privacy policies and Termageddon. Show Highlights: Why privacy policies matter. GDPR, California and Canada. Why you must have a privacy policy. What is Terrmageddon?
La formación y el equipo
Voy analizando todo lo que tengo que hacer, voy creando un checklist de todo por día/semana y voy dando espacio dentro de este calendario a TODO
Pondering a WooCommerce Conference IRL
It’s been several years since WooCommerce had their last WooConf, aside from the fact of Covid. Is it time again? What would that look like?
WP Engine compra plugins de Delicious Brains
Para cerrar el tema de las compras/ventas/adquisiciones dentro de WordPress quiero compartirte mi sentir con relación a la compra que hizo WP Engine a Delicious Brains
Episode 244: Not Auto WordPress Updates Please
In this podcast, Rob Cairns talks about why we should no do auto updates in WordPress. Show Highlights: Automattic forced a Ninja Forms Update. Why auto updates are a bad idea. Always backup before doing updates.
284 – Strattic and Elementor talk about the recent acquisition
So I’m going to keep this brief, as this podcast was a little bit of a scoop, which we don’t often get! Last week it was announced that Elementor (the page builder) had bought Strattic (the headless hosting company). I thought that this was an interesting purchase and I wanted to know more. Very quickly…
#703 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Rahul Nagare
Nestify got its start in 2016 out of our own hosting and scalability needs. Having spent more than a decade building infrastructure for Fortune 500 and Inc. 5000 companies, our team understood performance and uptime engineering very well. We bring that experience to our hosting services and custom solutions for our customers. We Discuss…
A Candid Conversation from the Floor of WordCamp Europe
Another in the series of recordings we did at WordCamp Europe. A great conversation that brings you IRL to the camp experience.
How to Start and Run a Podcast
So many people are interested in starting a podcast. It’s both harder and easier to create one than you may think. In this episode, Allie and Michelle recount all the things you may want to do and consider before launching your show.
We’re Slackers!
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute We have switched over to Slack from Discord. News There has been a lot of feedback for full site editing in the latest release of WordPress. The team over on make.wordpress.org is looking for people to sign up for usability testing by June…
Post Status Comments (No. 11) — WordPress 19th Anniversary Meetup Celebration
On May 25th, 2022 we celebrated WordPress’s 19th anniversary. With the help of wp19.day — and partners Envira Gallery, Post Status, and GoDaddy Pro — two live events were held that day. Each had a group of guests that have been deeply involved in the WordPress community for some time. This episode of Comments records…