It’s no secret that WordPress is in a transitional period. Changes to both the editing and site-building processes are making their presence felt. Many of us are now building and working with the software in new ways. Change can also be felt around the WordPress ecosystem and community. Independent themes and plugins continue to be…
It’s a familiar refrain: the WordPress project needs contributors. But getting involved can be difficult for individuals who aren’t corporately sponsored. A new nonprofit organization is hoping to address this ongoing challenge. The WP Community Collective looks to offer community-funded fellowships to financially support contributions to WordPress. Founded by Sé Reed, Katie Adams Farrell, and…
Could you run your entire WordPress product business from a single spreadsheet? Today’s WP Product Talk covers what happens when your business starts to scale. From a few hundred dollars, to a few hundred-thousand dollars, this conversation is jam-packed with a wealth of. bean counting knowledge. Links
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Welcome to a special edition of the WP Minute! Rather than our usual five minute roundup of WordPress news, we’ve recorded an expanded episode this week. Matt Medeiros and Eric Karkovack got together to discuss their picks for November’s most interesting and impactful stories. Here’s a rundown of links mentioned in the show: The new…
The annual State of the Word event has been scheduled for December 15, 2022 from 1:00 – 2:30pm EST. WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg will take to the microphone to discuss the year that was and what lies ahead. The event will take place in New York City and will also be live streamed. If you’d…
As 2022 winds down, I’ve started thinking about what 2023 will bring for the WordPress community. Sure, we’ll see version 6.2 at some point, along with a few subsequent major and minor releases. And we’ll undoubtedly get a more refined experience in both the block and site editors. I always look forward to new features…
With all of the work that’s being done on the Block Editor and Site Editor, it’s easy – and interesting – to focus on the new features that are going into WordPress. But one of the things something like this does is also allow divert our attention to some of the features that are already…
Lots has changed for the WordPress website building experience over the last 4 years and today’s WP Product Talk has been on the frontlines of it. Richard Tabor joins the podcast to talk about the major changes in Gutenberg, Site Editing, and the future of WordPress. Looking for a healthy dose of what’s under the…
Hiring is probably the hardest thing to do in any business. There’s so much that needs to go into the interview process, onboarding, and we haven’t even begun to think about the actual job description! Lucky for us, Kim Lipari joins WP Product talk to give us all the advice we need to become better…
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