What exactly can you use Laravel for? How does it differ from WordPress? When does it make sense to use Laravel versus WordPress, and what can we learn from the Laravel approach to open source work? Come on an adventure with us as we dive into Laravel and build a mini project over the course…
In this episode, Carin Slater provides behind the scenes at Litmus as she and her team plan, design, develop, test, and analyze the company’s 4 newsletters. She outlines their Agile Marketing process, creative freedom, and focus on engagement and accessibility in each newsletter they produce. Carin also discusses the extensive research and work that went…
Welcome to episode 037 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…
WordPress.org has released a security update, while new videos showcase the "WordPress Create Block" tool and discuss NASA's use of WordPress. A file upload vulnerability in a plugin has also been addressed. Check out the possibilities of WordPress Playground.
– In this episode #10 of Peaceful Growth, the Founder of ElecTrip, Mandeep Patel, joins Anil Gupta. What You Will Learn in This Episode: – The Captivating Journey of Mandeep Patel: From Start-up Visionary to ElecTrip Founder. – Mandeep's Expert Tricks for Quickly Securing Your First 10 Customers. – Lessons Learned: Mandeep Patel on Young…
In WooBits, we look at the WooSesh State of the Woo and their community awards for WooCommerce, the Seshies.
Last week, 92 vulnerabilities were added to the Wordfence Intelligence Vulnerability Database for WordPress plugins. Users are urged to update the User Submitted Posts plugin and be aware of a new strain of malware posing as a caching plugin. WordPress has also released version 6.3.2 with important maintenance and security updates.
Rob Cairns and Mark Westguard from WS Forms talk about the history of technology. What is a BBS? The history of video games. Types of Modems. General Tech talk.
Today's news: WooCommerce's impressive growth, challenges of creating WordPress demos, ActivityPub on WordPress.com, Chrome disabling third-party cookies, and performance improvements in the upcoming default theme.
Episode 45 of WP Product Talk dives deep into the world of business and customer experience. You know, we all want to achieve our goals, right? But have you ever wondered how enhancing the customer experience can actually help you skyrocket your business success? Well, my friends, you’re in for a treat because we have…
In this episode, Luke and Jonathan discuss the role of WordPress themes in 2023, how block themes and the Full Site Editor have changed the landscape and where the line between themes and plug-ins should be. They also reflect on their current projects.
Welcome to Sustain WP, a limited series podcast about digital sustainability and WordPress. I’m your host Nahuai Badiola and in this episode I will explain how I got into WordPress and sustainability, and more importantly how I learned what sustainability is. For this part I’ll be joined by Hannah Smith who had a key role…
In today's news for the WordPress community: plugin submissions, Magecart campaign, WP CLI guide, Gravatar Hovercards, iThemes rebranding, developer updates, Wordfence security boost, and WooCommerce 8.2.0 release. Stay tuned for more!
Thanks Pressable for supporting the show! Get your special hosting deal at https://pressable.com/wpminuteBecome a WP Minute Supporter & Slack member at https://thewpminute.com/support I recently had Jess Frick, Director of Operations at Pressable, on the WP Minute+ podcast. We had an insightful conversation about Pressable’s relationship with Automattic, how the company differentiates itself, and the benefits…
When you dive deep into Carls mind to learn more about what he built for WordPress, the end result is todays show.
