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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 27 episodes
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Exploring WordPress through conversations with leading developers and creatives.
Unknown Host hosts Webmasters.FM, a technology show with 27 episodes published.
In this episode, Nik McLaughlin and I explore the complexities of community feedback, open source contribution, and the responsibilities of platform maintainers. We discuss how to foster trust, handle criticism, and impr
In this conversation, Matt Medeiros discusses his recent experience creating a community-driven app during a significant blizzard, leveraging Cloudflare and Cloud Code for development. He reflects on the impact of AI on
In this episode, host Brian Coords and Skyverge’s Nik McLaughlin discuss the future of WooCommerce and the impact of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) on the WordPress ecosystem. They explore how AI is streamlining e-comm
In this conversation, Brian Coords interviews Rodolfo Melogli about the upcoming Checkout Summit, focusing on the WooCommerce community and the importance of in-person conferences. Rodolfo shares his journey in the WordP
In this conversation, Ian Misner discusses his work with Kestrel and the importance of checkout processes in e-commerce, particularly through their product CheckoutWC. He highlights the features that differentiate Checko
In this conversation, Nick Diego discusses his role in product marketing for WordPress Studio, a local development tool for WordPress. He explains the unique features of Studio, its benefits for both beginners and develo
In this conversation at WordCamp US, Brian Coords, Ryan Welcher, Birgit Pauli-Haack, and Jon Bossenger explore the intersection of WordPress and AI, discussing the platform's relevance in the modern web landscape, the ev
In this conversation, Brian Coords and Matt Medeiros discuss the evolution of WordPress, the impact of AI on development, and the ongoing debates surrounding themes and plugins. They analyze Kevin Geary's blog post, expl
Mike McAlister returns to talk about his new *free* Ollie Block and Theme development courses. We discuss the evolution of the Ollie WordPress block theme, the importance of education in the WordPress community, and the
In this conversation, Christian Taylor shares his journey as a content creator and YouTuber focused on online tech, particularly software tools for entrepreneurs. He discusses his initial foray into comedy skits, his piv
In this conversation, Brian Coords and Katie Keith discuss the WooCommerce community, its users, and the challenges of marketing plugins. They explore the differences between WooCommerce and Shopify, the importance of us
Brian and Jonathan Jernigan chat about Jonathan's web development journey, spotlighting his Laravel experiments and AI tool use. They compare Laravel’s structure and features to WordPress, discuss JavaScript-PHP challeng
In this conversation, Brian and Maciek Palmowski discuss the evolution of content management systems, focusing on WordPress and its community. Maciek shares his experiences with other CMSs like Astro and Statamic, highli
In this conversation, Brian and Brendan O'Connell explore the evolving landscape of WordPress, automation, and AI. They discuss Brendan's journey into WordPress, the excitement of building and tinkering online, and the i
In this chat with Kevin Geary, he tackles the elephant in the room: does WordPress really need another page builder? Drawing from his experience in the WordPress community, Kevin makes a compelling case for rethinking ho
In this conversation, Gen Herres, an accessibility expert, discusses the importance of web accessibility for developers, particularly in the context of WordPress. She emphasizes the need for developers to integrate acces
Matt shows me his new AI developer skills and I decide if I should be worried about my career. Recently Matt Medeiros published a long piece about software development with AI, and how it's going to affect WordPress. We
In this conversation, Ian Svoboda, a developer at GeneratePress, discusses his background in WordPress development and the collaborative approach at GeneratePress. He explains the functionality of GeneratePress and Gener
Brian chats with AI expert and WordPress developer Keanan Koppenhaver about how AI tools are transforming workflows. They explore AI’s strengths, limitations, and practical uses in coding, brainstorming, and streamlining
In this conversation, Amor Kumar, a Principal Engineer at WebDevStudios, shares his journey into the WordPress ecosystem, discussing the transition from JavaScript frameworks to WordPress development. They discuss the ch
Matt Medeiros
host and founder of the WP Minute and WordPress agency consultant · Gravity Forms
3 appearances on this show
Brian Coords
Developer Advocate at WooCommerce · WooCommerce
1 appearance on this show
Christian Taylor
Offensive Coordinator
1 appearance on this show
Nik McLaughlin
Skyverge
1 appearance on this show
Nick Diego
WordPress Studio
1 appearance on this show
Ian Svoboda
GeneratePress
1 appearance on this show
Amor Kumar
WebDevStudios
1 appearance on this show
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