WP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
WP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
Web site building with WordPress. In this podcast we follow the hopeless exploits of David Waumsley and Nathan Wrigley as they try, and fail, to understand WordPress.
They know that they love building websites with WordPress, but the complexities of this awesome web building solution are always out of reach.
Not only are they not clever enough, but they just don't try all that hard
WP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
In this LIVE Webinar we celebrate the 100th episode of the WP Builds podcast! It was a bit of a technological disaster! David Waumsley and I both got kicked out of the webinar before it had started and then we in a webinar all alone for 28 minutes as the webinar tech support worked out…
WP Builds Newsletter #36 – WordPress 5.0 Beta, getting bored with WordPress and video news
Today, we get to meet Laura Elizabeth. She’s a designer turned plugin creator that has some good ideas for you! Like I say, she’s a designer and her latest product, Client Portal, is a great way to help you and your clients to stay on the same page. If you build WordPress websites for clients,…
WP Builds Newsletter #35 – Twenty Nineteen close, accessibility concerns and a super fast camera
There are some people that you’re drawn towards aren’t there? People that you like to listen to, people that you like to read about. When I started to use WordPress a few years ago, I was constantly on the lookout for people who were producing great content that I could consume to further my understanding…
WP Builds Newsletter #34 – Help needed with Gutenberg, Elementor adds Cusomt Fields integrations and DuckDuckGo on the rise
I don’t know you, but I know for an absolute fact that I’m hopeless at marketing. I’m not very good at it and it find it really hard to do, or to get excited about. It’s a something that I’ve struggled with for a long time. I’m lucky in that I have enough work (right…
WP Builds Newsletter #33 – Gutenberg release date, WordCamp Europe and Google pay Apple a lot of dollars
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
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
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