Podcast E432 – WordPress 6: New & Improved
This week I talk about WordPress 6 [powerpress]
#166 – Formas de contacto desde la web
Después de la reciente WordCamp Europe, de la que Nahuai todavia está recuperándose, y siendo lunes festivo para muchos de la zona, hoy traemos un episodio cortito y ligero para los que estéis en nuestra misma situación. Tema de la semana: Enlace a email Formularios de contacto: Solicitud de información Solicitud y/o cálculo de presupuesto:…
News début Juin WordPress 6.0
6.0 Arturo WordPress 6.0 “Arturo” Jetpack se split en morceaux : Jetpack Goes Modular With More Features Now Available as Individual Plugins Delicius Brain vends 5 plugins de à WP Engine WP Engine Acquires 5 Plugins From Delicious Brains
Interview: Brad Touesnard on selling Delicious Brains plugins to WP Engine
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute If you haven’t heard, Brad Touesnard has sold his suite of Delicious Brains plugins to WP Engine. In this interview, I ask him the following question: 1. The million-dollar question: Why sell a suite of WordPress popular, profitable and beloved plugins — of…
Episode 238 More Email Marketing
Rob Cairns and Ryan Waterbury sit down and talk more email marketing. Show Highlights: Tips to help your email marketing. Formatting your newsletter. Why content marketing matters. Consistency matters.
Taking on Internet Art with WordPress
Rachel Winchester is challenging us to think about WordPress as a canvas for art. WordPress as a paint brush, not an NFT. In this episode we uncover how she found WordPress and bringing those skills to her day job at DigitalCube. As a loyal Elementor builder, what does Rachel think about Gutenberg and FSE? Tune…
How Shop Kit Provides the Foundation for WooCommerce Innovation
Kadence Shop Kit 2.0 is currently in beta, and it promises to change how WooCommerce sites engage with their audiences. With new methods of providing shoppers engaging experiences with products, we expect to see a new wave of innovation in the eCommerce space. In this episode, we talk about the benefits WooCommerce has over other…
Potencia Pro 241: Usando la Rest API de forma segura
Fernando se ha ido a medir los tiempos de gente en la piscina y a hacer streamings deportivos, así que Mariano y yo hemos aprovechado para grabar tranquilos.
Contributing to WordPress… What’s in it For Me?
In this episode, Allie and Michelle try to think of contributing from a new person’s point of view. When you’re lookign to build a career in tech, how can volunteering time to contribute to WordPress help you achieve your goals? There are tons of answers to that question, and we break them down here!
281 – Choosing our website building tools
So, we’ve made it to series three of the WordPress Business Bootcamp and this is perhaps a little more where the rubber meets the road. Now we’re going to be thinking about the tools that we use to build a website and keep it going for the client. We’re split the ‘tools’ topic up into…
#697 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Guest Christina Hills
#697 WP-Tonic This Week in WordPress & SaaS With Guest Christina Hills Is WordPress Still The Best Choice For Small DIY Business Owners & Individuals? More About Christina Hills Christina Hills is the founder of the Website Creation Workshop and has been passionately teaching non-techie heart centered, entrepreneurs, authors, experts, coaches and consultants, how to…
Advanced Security for WooCommerce Builders
WordPress security veterans Rob Cairns and Robert Rowley have a great conversation on building sites for WooCommerce while keeping them secure.
Jetpack breaks up
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute News WordPress turned 19 this year on May 27th. Sarah Gooding over at WPTavern wrote an article covering the beginning when Matt Mullenweg partnered with Mike Little and released the first version of WordPress based on the b2/cafelog software. The highlight of this…
Episode 237: Remote Working Predictions Made in 1986
In this episode, Rob Cairns talks about remote working predictions made in 1986. Show Highlights: Bill Warren’s story and predictions. How you can work remotely. How things have changed.
Capitalizing the “P” in WordPress
What is your first thought when you see WordPress spelled without the capital P in the middle? You may be surprised how much opinions vary. In fact some people may care a little too much about that one little letter. Nyasha Green and Rob Howard have noticed a problem with this and want to explore…