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Hay más de 55.000 plugins en el repositorio de WordPress, más los que no están, y es muy posible que algunos de ellos necesiten de otros plugins para funcionar.
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Hay más de 55.000 plugins en el repositorio de WordPress, más los que no están, y es muy posible que algunos de ellos necesiten de otros plugins para funcionar.
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute Spencer Forman from WPLaunchify has a compelling introduction to the future of WordPress as it relates to large SMB and Enterprise. Unlike the predominantly consumer or solopreneur user that has helped WP gain 43% or more of the Internet CMS market, Spencer shares a vision…
Welcome back to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This update is for week 8 of 2022 and focuses on insecure libraries. This week has been a heavy news week for the world, and open-source, specifically WordPress security concerns were no exception. There are 5 plugins that have released patches for serious vulnerabilities this week, as…
Redecorar tu espacio de trabajo habitual es una de las experiencias más catárticas a las que te puedes exponer. Tanto si es por obligación, como en una mudanza, como si lo haces por el mero placer de darte un respiro y enfocarte en un nuevo proyecto, hay algunos aspectos a los que es importante dedicarles…
Una de las cosas que puede marcar la diferencia en nuestro día a día a la hora de trabajar, investigar y seguir aprendiendo y formándonos, es la gestión de toda la documentación, notas, enlaces, y referencias que vamos acumulando y que pueden ir a parar a un «cajón de sastre» donde no volvamos a ver…
This week I talk about the the current state of updating your WordPress website [powerpress]
Hey listener, before we get started, if you’d like to support WordPress community member Andrey Savchenko or anyone else currently in the Ukraine, please donate here or here. (read his original tweet https://twitter.com/Rarst/status/1497516263597387782) I can comfortably admit that I didn’t see Artificial Intelligence as the next big thing for WordPress in 2022. The march to…
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 Week Stories For Discussion #1…
Die Welt dreht ein wenig durch, aber wir schaffen einfach mal ein wenig Ablenkung. Heute gibt es wieder alles rund um die News aus dem WordPress Bereich auf die Ohren. Eure Hosts sind wie fast immer Robert, Udo und der Sven.
This week Ben, Hannah, and Kathy discuss the fixes in WordPress 5.9.1, the usefulness of WordPress multisite installations, how the evolution of web development requires freelancers to evolve with the needs of the market, and a security update pushed out by the WordPress team to patch a vulnerability in UpdraftPlus. We also talk about the…
The tangled Web we WordPress. This week on WPwatercooler we’re continuing a discussion we started last week on episode 412 which made its way onto Twitter where we discussed with Brian Gardner and Bill Erickson on using WordPress Full Site Editor and if it’s ready for Agencies to use. Are we really storing all this in post_content…
In Part 2 of the Agency series, Rob Cairns sits down with Ryan Waterbury to talk about the changing world of PPC ads. Show Highlights: What are PPC ads. What Ads convert. Is privacy impacting PPC ads. The changing rules of Facebook Ads.
En este capítulo comentamos un plugin fantástico que convierte cualquier página en una página de venta con el fin de minimizar el proceso de venta.
In 2022, we’re at an inflection point for WordPress — one even bigger than Gutenberg and 5.0. WordPress has been marching steadily on, to become a good no-code solution for people who have some technical proficiency. And Full Site Editing is likely going to speed that along…once it matures a little. So you might be wondering…how…
In this epsiode, Allie and Michelle talk about how they see the boundary between attacking someone else for saying or doing something you don’t agree with… and starting a debate or conversation. The line can be thin and easily misinterpreted. But it’s worthwhile to consider, because these conversations define how welcoming/inclusive a community is.