WP Minute+ Podcast

Sarah Gooding leaves WP Tavern, Page Builders at a Crossroads, is WordPress thriving?
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Sarah Gooding leaves WP Tavern, Page Builders at a Crossroads, is WordPress thriving?

ByMatt Medeiros

The Minute+ News Roundtable podcast discussed Sarah Gooding leaving Tavern, the future of WordPress page builders, WooCommerce’s rebranding, and the overall state of WordPress. The guests highlighted the importance of Tavern in promoting WordPress innovation and discussed the implications of page builders like Elementor raising prices. They also debated the potential control of the WooCommerce ecosystem by WordPress.com and Automattic. While there are positive signs for WordPress, there are concerns about rising costs, complexity for newcomers, and potential fragmentation. Thoughtful leadership will be needed to maintain the balance in the WordPress community and ecosystem.

Why He’s Buying (And Selling) Plugin Companies
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Why He’s Buying (And Selling) Plugin Companies

ByMatt Medeiros

In this episode of The Minute Plus, host Matt Medeiros interviews WordPress entrepreneur Christian Raiber about his approach to buying and selling plugin companies. Christian shares insights on building a portfolio of niche products that solve problems for overlapping user segments. He discusses the importance of guiding users from one relevant product to the next, while also balancing vision with user needs. Christian also talks about the potential of incorporating SaaS components into product lineups. Overall, he provides valuable advice for anyone looking to navigate the WordPress business landscape.

What’s new in WordPress 6.4?
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What’s new in WordPress 6.4?

ByMatt Medeiros

WordPress 6.4 has been released, featuring updates to the Block Editor, including improvements to Blocks and Patterns, vertical text orientation, and new commands in the command palette. The release also introduces the new default theme, Twenty Twenty-Four, which aims to offer more flexibility and patterns for site builders. Overall, WordPress 6.4 is seen as a step towards the future of WordPress and the block-based era.

The Future of Selling Plugins for WooCommerce
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The Future of Selling Plugins for WooCommerce

ByMatt Medeiros

The future of selling plugins for WooCommerce looks promising, as there is a growing demand for these add-ons to enhance the functionality of online stores. Many developers are focusing on creating innovative and user-friendly plugins that cater to different needs and preferences. This trend is expected to continue as more businesses are adopting WooCommerce as their e-commerce platform of choice.

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