Do the Woo is Heading to WordCampUS in San Diego and Hosts and Guests
As I head to San Diego, I will find several hosts and even more past guests attending and ready to take on the next WordCampUS.
Episode 253: FocusWP, WordPress, Outsourcing and More
Rob Cairns talks to Stephanie Hudson. Show Highlights: What is Focus WP. How Outsourcing can benefit your business. WordPress trends and changes.
Digital Gardening
Jonathan and Luke discuss how the “reverse chronological order” orientation of WordPress affected the web, and a “Digital Gardening” metaphor that might help fix it. 1 Down: Home of GiveWP, LearnDash, and RCP Links: https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history
Yesterweb
Luke and Jonathan open Season 5 debating nostalgia, discussing the 5 minute install, and announcing an acquisition. 1 Across: Serverless compute Links: https://yesterweb.org/
WordPress Blocks and Gutenberg
Birgit Pauli-Haack, a Gutenberg advocate, shares her insights into where blocks are headed with WordPress and WooCommerce.
Toxic Scorekeeping: The case against ‘Five for the Future.’
Recently, the WordPress community has been buzzing with discussion around Five for the Future and the balances of contributing. In this episode of Press the Issue, Rob Howard and Allie Nimmons take a deep dive into the topic and discuss the degree to which Five for the Future serves it’s intended purpose. This podcast was…
Insights and Tips from Long-Time WooCommerce Product Builder
Beka has been building products for WooCommerce for several years and brings retrospect and perspective to the show about the ecosystem.
Episode 252: A Business Branding Tip That Matters
in this podcast Rob Cairns shares a business branding tip that matters. Show Highlights: A mistake many businesses make. Email branding matters. Branding properly gains trust.
Episode 251: Changing the World of Live Streaming with WPstream
Disclaimer – The background audio is a little rough but the conversations was well worth sharing. In this episode Rob Cairns sits down with Beatrice Tabiltoc of WPstream. Show Highlights: What is live streaming. How to live stream in WordPress. How WPstream works. Why WPstream is easy.
Patchstack Weekly – Are Millions of WordPress Sites Really Under Attack?
This week’s weekly knowledge share is a response to the all too common headlines about “Millions of WordPress websites are under attack” we see every so often. I will share why attempted attacks are just the background radiation of the internet and not something to get into a panic over.
Best Practices in Hiring Help for WordPress
We all need a little help getting things done on our WordPress sites sometimes. Maybe that involves hiring a designer, a developer, or maybe you want to hire someone to handle it all for you. In this discussion about best practices for hiring WordPress help, the team talks about everything from deciding when you need…
The Enigma of WordPress Partnerships
A partnership can be misunderstood or simply a mystery. I talk about my experiences while breaking it down into four partnership models.
The Enigma of Open Source Partnerships
A partnership can be misunderstood or simply a mystery. I talk about my experiences while breaking it down into four partnership models.
A WooCommerce Migration and Multisite Case Study
Multiple sites and over 3k users, Aslam, Ajay and Chirag walk us through this challenging project with RHRSwag.com
Screen Readers and Beyond: How Web Accessibility Makes Lives Better
It is the duty of those who build with the internet to ensure accessibility. But what does that all mean, beyond completing a set of checklists? In this episode, Devin Egger and Teron Bullock connect to discuss the realities and challenges of web accessibility. This podcast was sponsored by LearnDash. Your expertise makes you money…