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EP28: WordPress 6.4 RC2 Released, Texts Joines Automattic, WooCommerce.com Becomes Woo.com
In today's episode, we discussed the latest news in the WordPress community, including the release of WordPress 6.4 Release Candidate 2, critical vulnerabilities patched in the AI ChatBot plugin, Automattic's acquisition of Texts.com, and other exciting partnerships and community updates. Thank you for tuning in to The WP Week Podcast, your ultimate source for the…
Balancing Infrastructure Security and Business Goals in Ecommerce
Day one started with State of the Woo, conversations on open source and hosting, scalable ecommerce and website security.
New Jadro WordPress Theme, NaNoWriMo Discount, and TechCrunch’s $1 Million Rebuild
CodeinWP released their new WordPress theme, Jadro. An interview with Manesh Timilsina, the leader of the development team, provides insights into the project's goals. WordPress.com sponsors NaNoWriMo and offers participants 20% off hosting. Understanding the query loop block is essential for WordPress site editors. TechCrunch's website rebuilding project cost $1 million, and a video interview…
4. Defining Gutenberg Phase 3
While WordPress 6.4 arrives, and with an eye on WordPress 6.5, concrete proposals are launched as to what the next version of the editor should include. Remember that you can listen to this program from Pocket Casts, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts or subscribe to the feed directly. Program transcript Hello, I’m Javier Casares, and you’re…
The challenges of growing a newsletter in big companies – Naomi West
In this episode, Naomi provides insights into Invoice2go’s efforts to grow their newsletter program. She shares learnings from experiments with segmenting their audience and testing different approaches, as well as the real-world limitations and challenges in executing tests and getting buy-in. Key timestamps: 00:53 – Naomi discusses her role at Invoice2go and the goals of…
AccessAlly Plugin Accessibility Audit with Alex Stine and Amber Hinds
Welcome to episode 039 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress accessibility company and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker plugin. This episode is a recording of…
Diving into models and views in Laravel
Breaking down Laravel and the MVC framework by building our first model and view. Along the way, Aurooba and Brian talk about Breeze, Artisan, database migrations, and Query Builder – all fundamental components of Laravel- and how they work. A full transcript of the episode is available on the website. Watch the video podcast on…
Connecting Communities: WordPress ActivityPub Plugin Bridges Platforms Seamlessly
Discover how the WordPress ActivityPub Plugin bridges online communities, learn about WordPress's built-in HTTP functions, and find out why attachment pages will be disabled in the upcoming release of WordPress 6.4. Also, explore OMGIMG's image editor for WordPress sites and Patchstack's partnership with Cloudways for enhanced security scanning.
WPML’s Unlikely Success Story: From WordPress.org Ban to 250,000+ Users & Over 1.5 Million Installs
In this episode #13 of Peaceful Growth, the Founder of WPML, Amir Helzer, joins Anil Gupta. What You'll Learn in This Episode: – Learn how Amir Helzer, founder of WPML— the most popular WordPress plugin — bootstrapped a multi-million dollar business starting with just a $20,000 investment. – Discover the fascinating story of how WPML's…
Accessibility, Vacation, and Motivation
Michelle and Kathy talk about Michelle’s long birthday weekend with friend in Georgia, and how they made their home accessible for her needs. Kathy talks about motivation to work out at Cabo Press. And together they decide that neither of them will probably ever scale Mount Shasta.
Project Guildenberg with Jonathan Wold (and about having curiousity as a prime driver)
This episode features Jonathan Wold, the co-founder of Project Guildenberg. Jonathan is working on solving problems for product companies in the WordPress ecosystem. The main focus is to help these products get distribution, as that is the key to growing the WordPress ecosystem. We talk a lot about project Guildenberg, being generally curious about everything…
Never Say Never with LinkedIn
I have had many people in the WordPress and WooCommerce space ask me why I use and like LinkedIn. Here is my answer, finally.
WebDevStudios Supports Open Source, WordPress 6.4 Update, and More!
WebDevStudios joins Five for the Future initiative, WordPress 6.4 with PHP compatibility updates, Wordfence vulnerability report, and Texts joins Automattic.
Episode 368: Making Content For Other With Bud Kraus
In this episode, Rob Cairns talks to Bud Kraus about making content for others. Show Highlights: Why make content? How to make content for others. The impact of AI on content. Bud's special announcement.