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In this episode, I’m chatting with Matt Pritchett. He is a UX developer and lives in Tennessee. We’re talking the good, the bad and the ugly about local development environments. What’s out there now and why Matt plans to build one of his own called AnchorWP. Matt is a super smart guy and I’ve had…
In today’s episode, we talk thru all of the new features in WordPress 4.7, including new editor and Customizer features.
En el episodio 35 de WordPress Semanal aprenderás 6 tácticas clave para mejorar el SEO en WordPress. Tan sencillas de aplicar como efectivas. El plugin de la semana: contar el tiempo que trabajas en cada post de WordPress Con el plugin Post Worktime Logger puedes saber exactamente el tiempo que dedicas a cada post o…
It’s the end of Season 1! In this 2-part episode, Jackie and I cover everything we’ve learned while starting a new podcast. In this part (part 2), we go over finding guests and sponsors, choosing the right tools, using iTunes, and more. Show Notes Part 1 Jackie D’Elia Rethink.fm Clapper Board Rethink.fm with Diane Kinney…
This week on WPwatercooler we’ll be discussing how you should go about organizing your content with Customer Post Types and Taxonomies in your WordPress website. Show airs December 12 at 11am PT / 2pm ET / 7PM UTC * Post Type Templates in 4.7 – Make WordPress Core * Custom Post Type UI — WordPress Plugins…
This week I review WordPress 4.7 Upcoming Events No WordCamps! SouthBay WordPress Meetup Segment 1: In the News WordCamp US – Matt’s State of the Word Pressmattic acquired by FlyWheel WPCurve Joins GoDaddy Segment 2: WordPress 4.7 Review Version 4.7 of WordPress, named “Vaughan” in honor of legendary jazz vocalist Sarah “Sassy” Vaughan, is available…
Learn ways you can monetise your site and your client websites. Lee unpacks five core ways to generate income online and shares awesome WordPress solutions to help you get started. Head on over to http://leejacksondev.com/episode55 to download our full guide with links for all the options discussed in this podcast. We made it all pretty and…
During contributor day of WordCamp US in Philadelphia, I was able to interview Matt Mullenweg to follow up on several items he announced in the State of the Word. We mostly discussed the new WordPress development cycle and how it will work with the three focus areas. We also discussed how that will affect other…
We talk with front end architect/designer Carrie Forde about atomic design and front-end development for WordPress. Carrie’s Forde day job is as a front-end developer at the highly-respected WebDevStudios. Carrie Forde on Twitter: https://twitter.com/carrieforde Carrie’s site: https://carrieforde.com/ Table of Contents for Episode 149 0:00 Podcast intros. 1:22 Carrie’s origin story. 3:44 What Carrie’s work…
Eines der wichtigsten Ereignisse des Jahres in der WordPress Welt hat stattgefunden. Das WordCamp US. Auf dem Camp in den USA treffen sich in diesem Jahr zum zweiten mal alle möglichen Interessenten, Sponsoren, Community-Mitglieder aus der gesamten Welt. Unter anderem hält Matt Mullenweg (Miterfinder von WordPress) auf hier seinen “State of the Word” Talk zum…
Han actualizado WordPress! La versión 4.7 la lanzaron el pasado miércoles 7 de Diciembre con unas cuantas novedades, que vamos a enumerar: Esta versión se llama Vaughan. Como siempre siguiendo la tradición de nombres de cantantes de Jazz. Esta vez se trata de una chica 😀 Nuevo tema! Twenty Seventeen. Según el video que lanzan…
In this episode of WordPress Weekly, Marcus Couch and I are joined by Weston Ruter and Nick Halsey, lead developers … Continue reading WPWeekly Episode 255 – All About the Customizer →
In episode 4 of the WP Builds podcast, David Waumsley and Nathan Wrigley discuss the role of the web developer and how we can sometimes be a thorn in the side of clients. We know that dealing with clients can be painful, but what about us? Do we always do the right thing by our…
Angela Bowman is a WordPress instructor and custom theme developer from Boulder, Colorado. She loves hiking, travel, art, and backyard chickens. She has been working with WordPress since 2007 and teaching theme development, security, and more since 2009. She is always excited about new technology and eager to share with others through local Meetups. She…
