Scaling WooCommerce with Multi‑Tenant Architectures
Wijnand van Leeuwen from WPCS.io joins Carl and Zach for a Woo DevChat about Multi-tenant sites, performance, hosting and more.
Black History Flowers: Mike Little
Today is a special episode of many this month. February is Black History Month in the US. It’s where we highlight the consistent efforts of trailblazers in the Black Community. Since this podcast talks about all things technology, it would be cool to speak about tech trailblazers and give them their flowers for their effort….
Building an Accessibility-First Mindset | Hello Kitty Fizzy Pop Cherry Lime
In this episode, hosts Amber, Chris, and Steve, discuss building accessibility-first into your mindset and web development processes, starting with making the sales process more accessible and through design, development, and post-launch training. In honor of Valentine’s Day (which no one should take too seriously), they try Cherry Lime-flavored Hello Kitty fizzy pop. Go to…
Cultivating Mindset & Motivation Through Challenges
When we’re just starting a project, we often have to provide our own motivation to keep moving when challenges arise. In this episode, Ben, Hannah, and Kathy talk about how they work through challenges, set goals, and achieve more through mindset, surrounding themselves with supportive people, and keeping their “why” in mind through difficult times…
Starting a New Project
Brian gets Aurooba to spill all the details about how she starts a new client website project. They discuss the tech stack, when to use WordPress, using plugins versus custom coding, and more. Then they dig into her project management and communication best practices, including her preposterous claim that she’s actually taught clients how to…
Patchstack Weekly – Do You Need Virtual Patching?
Regular software updates are essential for security – but they are not enough. Even if you make it a habit to regularly update your WordPress components or use auto-updates, sometimes developers won’t release security updates. In fact in 2022, a quarter of critical vulnerabilities found in WordPress plugins did not receive a fix. This is…
Michelle almost Didn’t Make it to Asia
If you’ve ever been down to the wire and had others relying on you, then you’ll understand the anxiety that Michelle was dealing with when her passport arrived with a mere week to book travel and plan her trip to Asia. Kathy understands how that feels as sometimes plans are interrupted by things outside our…
How Blocks, Themes and Page Builders Work Together in WordPress
Recently I had a run in with blocks, the editor, themes and page builders., when rebranding BobWP.com. We chat about that.
Enterprise-level WordPress interfaces with Jared Novack
Jared is the author of Timber, a powerful development library for WordPress with more than 1 million downloads. Jared started his career working at newspapers. He and his partners saw the importance of the backend user experience in digital publications and started using WordPress to develop custom built WordPress interfaces for large-scale websites. What does…
Business, Automation, Community, and Contribution at WordCamp Asia
As tradition with the flagship WordCamps, here is a collection of tips from WordCamp Asia speakers.
Black History Flowers: David Steward
Today is a special episode of many this month. February is Black History Month in the US. It’s where we highlight the consistent efforts of trailblazers in the African American Community. Since this podcast talks about all things technology, it would be cool to speak about tech trailblazers and give them their flowers for their…
Episode 302: Certification in WordPress
Rob Cairns talks to Talisha Lewallen and Sophia DeRosia abut certification in the WordPress space. Show Highlights: Why Certifications in the WordPress space. Different levels of certifications. The people behind the certification process. Why the US government cares about certifications.
Building a Freemium Model
“Freemium” is the idea that a product is free, with the goal of upgrading customers to a paid or premium version. It’s a common model within the WordPress ecosystem. In this episode, Nyasha and Rob discuss what goes into building a freemium model, using their own first-hand knowledge.
How a Hackathon Led to Web3 Payments Adoption
From a hackathon to Web3 payments, Sebastian has quite the story and some fantastic insights into crypto.
Google Paid Ad Grant for NonProfits
NonProfits leveraging the power of Paid Ads is gasoline to an effective marketing strategy. The only problem is that it can be expensive to use. Thankfully, Google has exercised its public service and offers an Ad Grant of $10,000/month. Come learn how to take advantage of getting a Google Ad Grant to leverage your PPC…