WP Builds Newsletter #33 – Gutenberg release date, WordCamp Europe and Google pay Apple a lot of dollars
WP Builds Newsletter #33 – Gutenberg release date, WordCamp Europe and Google pay Apple a lot of dollars
96 – Show me my data! Query Wrangler with Jonathan Daggerhart
If you’re a regular listener to the podcast then you’ll know that I was once a heavy user of Drupal. The reason for this is simple, Drupal is really rather awesome. I know that this is a WordPress podcast, but there’s just no denying it; Drupal does heaps and heaps of stuff really well, and…
WP Builds Newsletter #32 – Gutenberg 4.0, PHP 7.3 and 50m Facebook accounts hacked
WP Builds Newsletter #32 – Gutenberg 4.0, PHP 7.3 and 50m Facebook accounts hacked
95 – What we do when a client asks for something we’ve never done before
In this episode, we return to the ‘good old days’ in which David and myself just used to drone on and on! We decided that we had not done nearly enough droning recently, and so… I give you episode 95! We go over our thoughts about how we cope when a client asks us to…
WP Builds Newsletter #31 – Gutenberg Cloud, WPForms buys forms plugin and robots on asteriods
WP Builds Newsletter #31 – Gutenberg Cloud, WPForms buys forms plugin and robots on asteriods
94 – How to use WP Ultimo to create your own Multisite network with Arindo Duque
I’ve often pondered the idea of setting up some kind of SaaS product, something that I could build and then turn it over to the public and they would be able to purchase it from me on a monthly basis. I think that when people do this with WordPress it’s called WaaS. Is that right?…
WP Builds Newsletter #30 – WordPress 4.9.9, Gutenberg updates and the world’s oldest cheese
WP Builds Newsletter #30 – WordPress 4.9.9, Gutenberg updates and the world’s oldest cheese
93 – What makes a successful proposal with Adam Hempenstall
I’m not that keen on writing. It’s one of the things that we all have to do, but it’s not my greatest strength as you can tell if you are reading this. What I dislike more than just writing though is writing proposals for prospective clients. I don’t like it because I’m not very good…
WP Builds Newsletter #29 – New vunerabilites, Drupal Elementor and significant Chrome updates
WP Builds Newsletter #29 – New vunerabilites, Drupal Elementor and significant Chrome updates
92 – Do higher prices mean better clients?
We have a ‘special guest’ called Paul Lacey from Dickie Birds to discuss the always relevant subject of pricing, and more specifically do better paying clients mean ‘better’ clients? We all know that the answer is, annoyingly, sometimes, it all depends and maybe! Ha! There’s no guarantee that, just because someone has deep pockets, they…
WP Builds Newsletter #28 – Long live the Classic Editor, Gutenberg updates and AI taking our jobs
WP Builds Newsletter #28 – Long live the Classic Editor, Gutenberg updates and AI taking our jobs
91 – FacetWP filtering for your site with Matt Gibbs
Right, so we know that WordPress is pretty cool don’t we? Glad that we got that straight. It does heaps of things really, really well, but honestly, it’s got limitations! That’s why we have plugins! A few years ago I needed to build a site for an estate agent (realtor for you folk over in…
WP Builds Newsletter #27 – ClassicPress fork, multisite media library and cPanel acquired
WP Builds Newsletter #27 – ClassicPress fork, multisite media library and cPanel acquired
90 – Gutenberg – Let’s have a Block Party with Eric Debelak
This week we have Eric Debelak on the podcast talking about… what else… Gutenberg! Eric is a bit of a fan of Gutenberg. So much so in fact that he’s spent quite a bit of time working on a project specifically for Gutenberg. It’s called WPBlocks.Party! Seeing as how the WordPress community is full of…
WP Builds Newsletter #26 – Yoast and Gutenberg updates, WP growth fund and space news
WP Builds Newsletter #26 – Yoast and Gutenberg updates, WP growth fund and space news