Scaling Performance in WordPress for Cloud-Powered Sites
We chat about NitroPacks history, WooCommerce and performance, choosing a cloud-based SaaS vs hosted and a last-minute Black Friday tip.
Episode 279: Time Management Using Your Calendar
Rob Cairns talks about using your calendar to help you with Time Management. Show Highlights: How to use your calendar. Color coding your calendar. Why you should not keep separate personal and work calendars.
Ep008: How full-site editing and the WordPress block editor is changing how plugins can extend WordPress and add new functionality
Discover how the WordPress block editor and full-site editing are revolutionizing plugin development and enhancing WordPress functionality. Explore the game-changing advancements in this podcast episode.
Contributor Support, GPL Nulled Clubs and the BobWP Site
In this show an extended comment from Alain about supporting contributors, a tweet asking about nulled plugin updates and a BobWP revamp.
Patchstack Weekly – What Is Type Juggling in PHP?
This week’s knowledge share is about the PHP world’s smallest security bug. We say smallest because it is one character long. You may wonder how much trouble could one character possibly cause? Stick around for this week’s knowledge share where Robert will be talking about type juggling in PHP.
WP Motivate: Mantras, Motivators, and Deep Thoughts
Kathy and Michelle talk about how they stay positive when things are difficult, what mantras keep them going, and the deep thoughts that make you feel like a philosopher.
Backing WordPress Open Source Contributors for Long-Term Growth
We discuss how the ecosystem can support those who contribute to WordPress and ideas on how to grow this into something sustainable.
What Makes Someone a WordPress Developer
With the era of new no-code tools including those found in the Kadence suite of solutions, we discuss the question of what makes someone a WordPress developer. We also talk about some ways to get started in WordPress, how to set yourself up for success, and ways to stick with problems in order to really…
What Makes Someone a WordPress Developer
With the era of new no-code tools including those found in the Kadence suite of solutions, we discuss the question of what makes someone a WordPress developer. We also talk about some ways to get started in WordPress, how to set yourself up for success, and ways to stick with problems in order to really…
Ep007: How and when to hire new team members
Learn the best strategies for hiring new team members in this informative episode. Discover when to start the hiring process, key qualities to look for, and effective interviewing techniques. Don’t miss out on this essential guide for building a successful team.
Our Content Pivot
Discovering what people are doing and thinking in the WooCommerce Builder Community and what you can learn from their insights.
Episode 278: Podcast Changes
In this episode Rob Cairns talks about changes to The SDM Show podcast publishing schedule.
The Importance of Pay Transparency
Top Takeaways Allie and Topher swap stories about times talking about pay was awkward – it’s something ingrained in both of their workplace histories. They discuss the history of limiting this information, particularly for woman and people of color. Together they unpack why sharing pay information is helpful and fair. Episode Transcript Monet Davenport: Welcome…
S46E13 – An otherworldly site builder – Lee Matthew Jackson
A visual builder that produces fast-loading WordPress websites. In this series, Lee looks at a range of WordPress tools that can add value to both the development process and client interactions. For each episode, Lee will define a problem, discuss his agency’s solution, and share a use case. Full show notes: https://trailblazer.fm/an-otherworldly-site-builder Join the conversation:…
Patchstack Weekly – What Is Cross-Site Scripting?
Cross-site scripting is something we talk about a lot – but what is it exactly? Cross-site scripting – or XSS – is a prevalent threat. In fact, we add about 50 (!) new XSS vulnerabilities to our database every month. So hop on in to learn about this all-too-common vulnerability with Robert and see what…