You Don’t Have to Be an Expert to Build Secure Sites
WordPress security veterans Rob Cairns and Robert Rowley have a great conversation on building sites for WooCommerce while keeping them secure.
Episode 237: Remote Working Predictions Made in 1986
In this episode, Rob Cairns talks about remote working predictions made in 1986. Show Highlights: Bill Warren’s story and predictions. How you can work remotely. How things have changed.
Capitalizing the “P” in WordPress
What is your first thought when you see WordPress spelled without the capital P in the middle? You may be surprised how much opinions vary. In fact some people may care a little too much about that one little letter. Nyasha Green and Rob Howard have noticed a problem with this and want to explore…
What Web Agencies Should Know About CBD and Hemp
Tyler Lau has his finger on the pulse of CBD and cannabis industry. There is a lot growth and opportunities for developers.
What Woo Web Agencies Should Know About CBD and Hemp
Tyler Lau has his finger on the pulse of CBD and cannabis industry. There is a lot growth and opportunities for developers.
Patchstack Weekly – How To Create An Incident Response Plan?
Welcome back to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This update is for week 22 of 2022. This week there is only one high-risk security bug patched to report on in the vulnerability news. During this week’s knowledge share I will talk about the incident response plan and the importance of having it ready for worst-case…
Episode 236: Digital Marketing Version 2.0
Rob Cairns sits down with author Warren Laine-Naida to talk about his book Digital Thinking Version 2.0 Show Highlights: Why Version 2.0 of the book. Digital Skills to help your Business. We talk about all kinds of stuff on the web. How to market your business on the web.
Happy Birthday WordPress_Community
WordPress turns 19 today. And as I did my first draft of this podcast, I found myself redoing it. I have it all wrong.
Coding for Craft or Coding for Commerce
Zach Stepek, Till Kruss and Carl Alexander have a conversation on how and if you can define a WordPress developer.
Understanding What It Means to Be a WordPress Developer
Zach Stepek, Till Kruss and Carl Alexander have a conversation on how and if you can define a WordPress developer.
Welcome to Press the Issue
Welcome to Press the Issue, a podcast from Master WP. In this show, we will be taking a look at questions, issues, and problems that face the WordPress community and ecosystem. In this new podcast, you can expect a fresh and unique approach to WordPress news. Our mini-episodes, dropping weekly, will feature candid discussions from…
Ideas Advice and Inspiration for the WordPress Builder Journey
Tips from Daisy Olsen, Dave Lockie, Devin Walker, Greg Ziolkowski, Jonathan Wold, Milana Cap, Nev Harris, Paul Bearne, Ryan Welcher, Vassilena Valchanova and Vito Peleg
Ideas, Advice and Inspiration for the Open Source Builder Journey
Tips from Daisy Olsen, Dave Lockie, Devin Walker, Greg Ziolkowski, Jonathan Wold, Milana Cap, Nev Harris, Paul Bearne, Ryan Welcher, Vassilena Valchanova and Vito Peleg
Patchstack Weekly – Vulnerability News & Over-Communicating Security
Welcome back to the Patchstack Weekly security update! This update is for week 21 of 2022. In this week’s knowledge share, I will talk more about communicating security. But, not too much, because this week I will talk about over-communicating security, also known as alert fatigue. Of course, I will start with a few notable…
Episode 10: Building Design Prototypes in WordPress with Kadence
Every new design starts somewhere, and tools like Figma, Invision, Axure, or Adobe XD provide designers with innovative ways to create visual representations of web design. However, in the WordPress world, innovations in the block editor make creating designs natively, in the space closest to implementation, even easier. In this episode we get real about…