Archives: Podcast

  • #68 – Chris Reynolds on Why To Use Composer With WordPress

    #68 – Chris Reynolds on Why To Use Composer With WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Chris Reynolds. Chris has been working with WordPress for over 15 years, and is now at Pantheon as a CMS Ecosystem engineer, and WordPress technical lead. He’s spoken at WordCamps and at OpenWest about all aspects of WordPress. He’s here to talk about Composer and what it can do…

  • #67 – Talisha Lewallen on How CertifyWP Is Hoping To Offer WordPress Certification

    #67 – Talisha Lewallen on How CertifyWP Is Hoping To Offer WordPress Certification

    On the podcast today we have Talisha Lewallen. You might have found your way into WordPress intentionally, or perhaps you stumbled across it and decided to explore further. Whichever it was, you’ve learned things along the way. Perhaps you’re a coder, or a designer. In fact, there are dozens of different pathways in the WordPress…

  • #65 – Bob Dunn on Building a WooCommerce Community

    #65 – Bob Dunn on Building a WooCommerce Community

    On the podcast today, we have Bob Dunn. If you’ve been using WordPress for any length of time, and you’ve been consuming content in the ecosystem, it’s highly likely that you’ve come across Bob before. He’s been using WordPress since 2006, WooCommerce since 2011, and has been podcasting since 2014. In another life before he…

  • #64 – Patrick Posner on Using WordPress To Create Static Sites

    #64 – Patrick Posner on Using WordPress To Create Static Sites

    On the podcast today, we have Patrick Posner. Patrick is a solopreneur and has been developing with WordPress since 2010. He’s worked in many environments, as a freelancer, a senior developer in a WordPress product company, and since 2020 he’s been working full time on his own projects. One of his projects is a plugin…

  • #63 – Paul Halfpenny on Adding Personalisation in WordPress

    #63 – Paul Halfpenny on Adding Personalisation in WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Paul Halfpenny. Paul is the CTO at Filter, a remote-first digital agency that specialises in open-source tech, as well as a WordCamp speaker. He has an interest in making websites a more personal experience. Website personalisation is the idea of amending content served by your website to match the…

  • #62 – Naoko Takano on the Importance of the First WordCamp Asia

    #62 – Naoko Takano on the Importance of the First WordCamp Asia

    On the podcast today, we have Naoko Takano. A few days from now, from the 17th to the 19th February 2023, to be precise, the first in-person WordCamp Asia will take place in Bangkok, Thailand. If you follow WordPress events closely, then I’m sure that you’ve seen the excitement mounting. Naoko is on the podcast…

  • #61 – Robert Rowley on Securing Your WordPress Website

    #61 – Robert Rowley on Securing Your WordPress Website

    On the podcast today we have Robert Rowley. Robert is Patchstack’s security advocate, where his time is spent interacting with open source communities to share the word about security best practices. Given his background, the podcast today is all about internet security. We start off with a topic which is very much in the news…

  • #60 – Mike Demo, Tracy Apps and david wolfpaw on LGBTQ and WordPress

    #60 – Mike Demo, Tracy Apps and david wolfpaw on LGBTQ and WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Mike Demo, Tracy Apps and david wolfpaw. Unusually, it’s less of an interview and more of a roundtable discussion about their experiences in the WordPress community. A few weeks ago, I put out a call for anyone who might be interested in coming on the podcast. Mike Demo reached…

  • #59 – Corey Maass on How To Use WordPress To Kickstart Your SaaS App

    #59 – Corey Maass on How To Use WordPress To Kickstart Your SaaS App

    On the podcast today we have Corey Maass. Corey is a full-stack web developer who works with agencies and businesses, large and small. He specialises in advanced WordPress functionality and building products for, and using, WordPress. Over the last decade or so, SaaS apps have become more and more popular. Not only are we using…

  • #58 – Lax Mariappan on How Headless WordPress Works

    #58 – Lax Mariappan on How Headless WordPress Works

    On the podcast today, we have Lax Mariappan. Lax is a web developer based in the Philippines. He’s an Open Source enthusiast, and lover of all things WordPress, and has been tinkering with websites since high school, but it all changed when he discovered WordPress in 2010. Lax currently works as a Backend Engineer at…

  • #57 – Damon Cook on the Future of Website Styling in WordPress

    #57 – Damon Cook on the Future of Website Styling in WordPress

    On the podcast today, we have Damon Cook. He’s a longtime user of WordPress, trying it first in around 2008. He’s worked for some of the largest WordPress agencies over the years, but his current role is that of Developer Advocate with WP Engine, where he engages with the WordPress community, trying to figure out…

  • #56 – Chris Badgett on Using WordPress for Online Courses

    #56 – Chris Badgett on Using WordPress for Online Courses

    On the podcast today we have Chris Badgett. Chris is behind LifterLMS, which is a learning management system built as a WordPress plugin. He’s been in the WordPress space since 2008, and has moved his agency away from general website building to concentrating upon e-learning membership sites, course creation and marketing automation. He’s on the…

  • #55 – Dennis Dornon on How Partnerships Have Helped Grow His WordPress Plugin Business

    #55 – Dennis Dornon on How Partnerships Have Helped Grow His WordPress Plugin Business

    On the podcast today, we have Dennis Dormon. Dennis is the founder of MainWP. A WordPress plugin which enables you to manage multiple WordPress websites from a single dashboard. As you’ll hear, the business has changed over the years, as Dennis has learned more about the plugins’ target audience. Dennis talks today about how, in…

  • #54 – Steve Burge on Where We’re at With Multi-Author Collaboration in WordPress

    #54 – Steve Burge on Where We’re at With Multi-Author Collaboration in WordPress

    On the podcast today we have Steve Burge. He leads the team at PublishPress, which is a plugin company focusing on improving the publishing experience for WordPress users. The topic of today’s podcast is very much in his wheelhouse. If you’ve been following recent developments, then you’ll know that we’re currently in the site editing…

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