Free Riders
Luke and Jonathan talk about hosts, free riders, and plugin monetization, then take a sharp turn into murder mysteries in WordPress. 4 Across: Days since the last… Links: https://jonathanwold.com/hosts-and-the-free-rider-problem/
When You Really Do the Woo
Co-host Ronald shares his experience so far having joined the WooCommerce team at Automattic.
Joining the WooCommerce.com Team
Co-host Ronald shares his experience so far having joined the WooCommerce team at Automattic.
The Twists and Turns to Becoming a WordPress Developer
Carmen Maymo started out as an artist, and following a twisted path, ended up a WordPress and WooCommerce developer.
The Twists and Turns to Becoming a WooCommerce Developer
Carmen Maymo started out as an artist, and following a twisted path, ended up a WordPress and WooCommerce developer.
Episode 254: My Software Stack for my Customer Support Portal
Rob Cairns talks about his software stack for his cutomer support portal. Rob shares with you why he moved his customer support portal back to WordPress and some of the key plugins and themes he used to build the portal.
Patchstack Weekly – What is Server Side Request Forgery?
This week I will finally get to talk about SSRF! SSRF stands for Server Side Request Forgery. This is a category of application vulnerability that is sometimes overlooked but could allow attackers to bypass security measures and turn a web application into a sort of limited VPN to pivot to systems normally protected by the…
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.
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.