Episode 16 – Caching, damned if you do, damned if you don’t
Episode 16 is all about caching. From testing plugins with caching to the various kinds of server side caching, we touch on it all.
Episode 16 is all about caching. From testing plugins with caching to the various kinds of server side caching, we touch on it all.
In this episode I discuss my methods on updating WP Core & Plugins as well as a few upcoming events. Upcoming Events: – March 27th, 2014 SBDC – Small Business Development Center – Free seminar. Podcasting Fundraiser Segment 1: In the News WordPress Roadmap Segment 2: Listener Question Updating WordPress – Core or Plugins first?…
In this episode I discuss WP 3.9 Beta 1, “Content Overlap”, my favorite plugin for maintenance pages and share some upcoming events to learn more about WordPress. Segment 1: In the News WordPress 3.9 Beta 1 Chris Lema Cruise Segment 2: Comment about “Content Overlap” Blogging vs. Podcasting vs Video How To's Segment 3: Plugin…
Episode 15 covers many of the new enhancements coming to WordPress 3.9 in April, 2014
In this episode I discuss Getty images announcement, the amazing growth of WordPress & interview Dustin Hartzler of Automattic Segment 1: In the News Getty Allowing bloggers / podcasters to use 35million images The Guardian article Segment 2: WordPress Platform Growth WP (Com/Org) Joomla, Drupal, Blogger As of today there are 76,590,260 There are over…
Well low and behold, the 1st episode of KitchensinkWP Podcast is officially here! I did have this done a few days ago, but for some reasons a few gremlins messed up the audio quality upon export! That's my story and I am sticking to it! In this episode I detail the plans for the podcast,…
For episode 14, we discuss some of the standard tools, methods, and mindsets you should be using (or consider using) in your day to day WordPress development.
James Laws and Kevin Stover from WP Ninjas join us to tell about their history as a business and the challenges and experiences they’ve had building their flagship product, Ninja Forms.
For episode 12 we decided to tackle the subject of using custom database tables in plugins. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various data storage architectures.
For episode 11 we have a special guest, Dan Griffiths, who is the founder of the Redux Framework and several other noteworthy plugins.
Episode 10 is all about git! In this episode we share how we use git to manage releases, bug fixes, and new feature development.
For Episode 9, we discuss our latest projects and various methods of deploying code and databases to and from servers
For Episode 8, we discuss our latest projects, noteworthy plugins, and the topic of unit tests in WordPress plugin development.
In Episode 7, we were honored to have Justin Sainton join us as a special guest to talk about his development work, including major contributions to WP e-Commerce and WordPress core.
During Episode 6, we discuss our recent projects, both of which involve event management plugins, styles in plugins, what is too much or too little, our noteworthy plugins for the week, and the upcoming Big Snow Tiny Conf event.