Tag: webdevstudios

  • WPWeekly Episode 313 – BuddyPress, Gutenberg, and An Upcoming Anniversary

    WPWeekly Episode 313 – BuddyPress, Gutenberg, and An Upcoming Anniversary

    In this episode, John James Jacoby and I start the show with a shout out to WebDevStudios, a web development agency that’s celebrating its 10th year in business. We then cover what’s new in BuddyPress 3.0, why plugins hosted on WordPress.org can no longer claim legal compliance, and what to expect from 0.7 of the AMP…

  • WPWeekly Episode 290 – Putting The Rad in Brad

    WPWeekly Episode 290 – Putting The Rad in Brad

    In this episode, I’m joined by special guest co-host Brad Williams, Co-Founder and CEO of the website design and development agency WebDevStudios. Brad shared his experience at CampPress and is looking forward to attending the event again in 2018. We discussed the recent move to moderate all comments on the Tavern again. We covered the…

  • Constant Contact Releases Official Plugin for WordPress

    Constant Contact Releases Official Plugin for WordPress

    The WordPress Plugin Directory has more than 100 plugins that integrate Constant Contact in different ways for email marketing, such as adding a subscription checkbox to registration or providing an email signup form via a widget. This week the company released its own official plugin on WordPress.org to expand its reach to the WordPress market.…

  • Happy Joe Partners with WebDevStudios, SiteGround and Announces Dates for WordPress BootCamps

    Happy Joe Partners with WebDevStudios, SiteGround and Announces Dates for WordPress BootCamps

    Happy Joe, a 501 c3 non-profit organization that helps U.S. veterans with entrepreneurship and employment opportunities using WordPress, has announced a new round of sponsorships and dates to upcoming boot camps. When I talked to James Dalman, founder of Happy Joe in late 2014, he emphasized how important financial assistance is to the organization, “We…

  • WebDevStudios Acquires WordPress Support Services Company, Maintainn

    WebDevStudios Acquires WordPress Support Services Company, Maintainn

    WordPress development agency, WebDevStudios, has acquired Maintainn for an undisclosed amount. According to the announcement, the acquisition enables WebDevStudios to provide better maintenance and support to clients. Founded in 2012 by Shayne Sanderson, Maintainn provides maintenance services including 24/7 security monitoring, daily off-site backups, weekly updates to WordPress core, themes and plugins, a dedicated WordPress…

  • WebDevStudios Names Dre Armeda Vice President of Operations

    WebDevStudios Names Dre Armeda Vice President of Operations

    In the time Dre Armeda spent with Sucuri, he turned a two-person part-time hobby into a multi-million dollar, 30+ employee company. When Armeda left the company he helped found, he didn’t provide any hints as to where he was going. Three months after leaving Sucuri, Armeda has been named the Vice President of Operations for…

  • How Crowd Favorite Utilizes Multiple Offices and a Distributed Work Force

    How Crowd Favorite Utilizes Multiple Offices and a Distributed Work Force

    As I was listening to an interview with Chris Lema, I was surprised to hear how Crowd Favorite has offices setup across the world. Many of the WordPress agencies I’m familiar with are 100% distributed with one physical office. This is the first time I’ve heard of a WordPress development agency with multiple offices throughout…

  • Brian Richards Leaves WebDevStudios To Work On WPSessions Full-Time

    Brian Richards Leaves WebDevStudios To Work On WPSessions Full-Time

    After nearly two years at WebDevStudios acting as a development lead, Brian Richards is stepping down to spend more time on his side project, WPSessions. Richards is the lead developer of the Startbox theme framework and is one of the organizers of WordCamp Grand Rapids set to take place August 15-17, 2014. WPSessions was launched…

  • WPWeekly Episode 127 – Roundtable With Brad Williams Who Eats API’s For Breakfast

    In this weeks episode, we were joined by Brad Williams of Webdevstudios and Dradcast to discuss the headlines of the week. We covered a large assortment of news items and received some updates on projects Webdevstudios is working on such as the latest release of BadgeOS. Brad is a long time participant of the WordPress…

  • Pods – What Happened After The Kickstarter Campaign?

    Recently, two WordPress development companies announced big name hires. The first was John James Jacoby leaving Automattic to join the WordPress development agency 10UP. The second, is Scott Kingsley Clark who has been hired by WebDevStudios most widely known throughout the WordPress community as the man behind the popular Pods Framework plugin. If you remember…

  • Brad Williams Of WebDevStudios At WordCamp Raleigh

    Brad Williams who is the author of the book, Professional WordPress talked about initial sales and the type of feedback he’s received thus far. We also discussed what is going on with the WebDevStudios Crew including information regarding their iPhone application called IPFreely which is a location based application that plots where you pee. Don’t…

  • WPWeekly Episode 89 – Interview With Brad Williams

    This was like having two episodes in one. During the first 20 minutes of the show, Hal Stern and Brad Williams gave me the 411 on their upcoming WordPress book, Professional WordPress. This book was written to take people directly into the core code of WordPress to figure out how it works and to explain…

  • WebDevStudios Introduces Support Packages

    WebDevStudios headed up by Brad Williams and current sponsor of WordPress Weekly has recently announced that they now have WordPress specific support packages. The packages enable site owners to practically hire a team of people who are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week to maintain your site covering aspects from upgrading the…

  • Have You Heard Of These 10 Plugins?

    Brad Williams over at the WebDevStudios.com blog has published a list of 10 WordPress plugins you may have never heard of. Out of this list, I can say that I’m only familiar with two of the plugins. Featured Content Gallery and Exclude pages. Exclude pages has become one of those plugins that I bundle with…