Insights Into Being a WordPress Product Builder
Our guest hosts James and Ross dive into what they are working on, the products they have built, and some other great dev insights.
WordPress Foundation Offers Memorial Scholarship for WordCamp US 2023 & New Era of WordCamps Announced
This blog post covers several news stories from the WordPress world, including a scholarship for travel to WordCamp US 2023, a new focus for WordCamps, the latest monthly roundup for developers, and more. Additionally, readers can find a helpful guide on how to migrate Squarespace to WordPress and information on the importance of email authentication….
Create custom templates in the site editor, improve your plugin development skills, and increase programming productivity with AI tools
The WP Briefs blog post for May 10, 2023, covers several WordPress news stories. Topics include creating a custom template in the Site Editor, coding standards and file structure in plugin development, AI tools to enhance programming productivity, Brainstorm’s invitation for input from the community on WordCamp Europe 2023 Contributor Day, WebDevStudios’ 15th anniversary of…
Customer Onboarding: How to Turn First-Time Buyers into Loyal Customers
Learn strategies for customer onboarding and turning first-time buyers into loyal customers on this must-listen podcast episode. Discover proven techniques to enhance customer experience and build long-term relationships. Don’t miss out on valuable insights from industry experts.
Ep025: Customer Onboarding: How to Turn First-Time Buyers into Loyal Customers
Learn strategies for customer onboarding and turning first-time buyers into loyal customers on this must-listen podcast episode. Discover proven techniques to enhance customer experience and build long-term relationships. Don’t miss out on valuable insights from industry experts.
Why 1600 Testing Scenarios for WordPress is Not Nearly Enough, with Juliette Reinders Folmer
Learn all about how Juliette Reinders Folmer uses 1600 testing scenarios for just one little thing inside WordPress. Juliette is one of the big forces behind getting the code inside WordPress tested and up to spec according to PHP standards. Her work for the WordPress Project is fueled by wanting to leave the world in…
WordPress & AI Innovation: What’s Changing and Why
Joe has been building some very interesting prototypes in WordPress and AI, digging into several tools and wrapping his brain around the possibilities.
Open AI’s ChatGPT and GPTEverest: The Latest in AI Innovation for WordPress
The WP Briefs blog post for May 9, 2023, covers a range of news stories from the WordPress community. The topics include Open AI’s ChatGPT, WP CLI, Developer Satisfaction Survey, From Blogs to Blocks campaign, top website design trends for 2023, changes in the block editor and custom post meta, WordCamp US returning in August,…
WordPress 6.2.1 Planning, Vulnerability in ACF Patched, Caseproof Acquires WishList Member
We have the latest updates from the WordPress ecosystem that are relevant and helpful for WordPress agencies, developers, and enthusiasts.
WPSpeakers and Generative AI: What We’re Learning This Week
Michelle recently launched WPSpeakers.com, a place for podcasters, event managers, and others to find WordPress experts to share their knowledge and inspire others to do more with WordPress. Michelle shares some of her experiences introducing this resource. Kathy has been playing with generative AI tools which is inspiring her to see creative opportunities in this…
How to Write Good Alt Text | Westmalle Dubbel
Welcome to episode 14 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. In this episode, we discuss creating quality…
Patchstack Weekly – Ending On a High Note
This is the final episode of the Patchstack Weekly podcast. All things come to an end – so it's only fitting to dedicate the last episode to software end-of-life, and how developers and website owners should handle sunsetting their projects. We also want to thank our host, Robert, for sharing lessons on WordPress security (and…
Explore one of the coolest new features of WordPress 6.2
Aurooba and Brian explore the new WP_HTML_Tag_Processor that landed in WordPress 6.2, and how handy it would be in scenarios where they’ve had to use regular expressions to modify HTML in their WordPress projects. They then walk through a function using the new processor to inline and safely modify SVGs, ways they could improve the…
Design WordPress Sites Privately with Localhost and Learn How to Install it Step-by-Step
The WP Briefs blog post covers several WordPress news and updates, including how to install WordPress on a local development site, the Advanced Custom Fields plugin’s recent patch, the introduction of a new block theme called Sendig, building a mini-course on Block Design in 24 hours, and seven ways to fix the Internal Server Error…
Making Money with Open Source Tools
Rob joins me today and chats about how you should still make money building products and services even if you are using a free open source tool.