WordPress Starter Themes are important for custom WordPress web development. Above all, they put developer experience first and challenge the status quo of best practices. We discuss the differences between a developer starter theme and a multi-purpose theme, and why using a starter theme can give you a big head start in your custom theme…
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 Matt Cromwell and Katie Keith introduce WP Product Talk’s first episode of 2023. Katie Keith joins the show as the new co-host. They talk about their guest, Zach Katz, founder of Gravity Kit…
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 Kim Coleman and Brad Williams are discussing the significance of Five for the Future, an initiative promoting the WordPress community’s contribution to the platform’s growth. They mention that WordPress is built by people…
Rob Cairns sits down with Anne McCarthy and talks about WordPress 6.2 . Show Highlights: 1. What is coming in WordPress 6.2 . 2. The coolest features in WordPress 6.2 3. When are we going to update the WordPress Admin Dashboard? 4. When are we going to fix the Media Library?
Rob Cairns sits down with Ross Brand and talks all thigs Livestreaming! Show Highlights: Why Livestream? Trends in livestreaming. Podcasting and Livestreaming are crossing paths. Tools to use in Livestreaming.
Learn how to turn your WordPress product into a highly scalable SaaS offering. Our expert guest shares valuable insights and strategies to help you optimize, automate, and succeed in the competitive SaaS market. Tune in now!
Rob Cairns talks about his Podcast Origin story. Show Highlights: Rob’s love of audio. Why Rob started Podcasting. A couple of lessons learned Podcasting
At State of the Word a few weeks ago, Matt Mullenweg announced plans to begin labeling plugins in the WordPress directory based on cost and backing from the community. In this episode, Allie and Nyasha discuss the pros and cons to this plan and the ways in which this plan may affect plugin developers.
Kathy, Brad and Dave chat with Jonathan Wood from HAYVN chat about crypto payments and regulatory, two words you don’t hear often together.
Welcome to episode 003 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…
A static website is basically just some HTML files sitting on a server. It’s very fast, cheap and secure – and it’s rare to have all three. This week’s episode is all about the benefits of static sites, and when should you consider using them.
Aurooba and Brian dig into ACF Blocks and how taking a design from mockup to built with the Block Editor requires a mindset adjustment. They also talk through the code of a real ACF Block, coding LIVE on the episode and discussing the pros and cons of ACF Blocks versus native blocks – with support…
Rob Cairns and Ryan Waterbury talk about emerging technologies. Show Highlights: What technologies are becoming big. AI. Apple and what it does. Competition in business.
It's still a complicated task to optimize images for different devices, screen sizes, and pixel densities. In this episode we discuss the challenges of creating perfect responsive images and explore various techniques that can help optimize images. Highlights00:00 Intro00:50 Why is it so hard?03:56 What do you need?05:04 The sizes attribute explained09:39 Library: lazysizes13:22 Couldn't…
The ChatGPT OpenAI craze is still brewing. The biggest concern and question that developers see often is “Will OpenAI replace developers?”. The Answer is no. Today we will discuss why it’s not a good idea for the inexperienced to use OpenAI, the power behind ChatGPT, to write code.
