Good viewing and listening for you this weekend! Krogsgard on memberships and churn. Web 2.0 tech leaders reflect. Mike McAlister on the journey from Atomic Blocks and Array Themes to the Liftoff Creator Course. Paid services at Underrepresented in Tech. The Pattern Creator and Directory. WCEU. Inclusive Open Source Processes and Governance.
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Learn from Zach Tirrell about managing popular WordPress products and their teams at StellarWP. Also: Gutenberg, licenses, and market share.
Kimberly Lipari made the switch from a traditional engineering career to WordPress a decade ago. She’s now the CEO of Valet.
A little bird told me about a drop in the WordPress market share, so I had to add my two cents to the flood of reactions we’ve seen.
Jane Genova on overcoming ageism. Courtney Robertson on Learn #WordPress. 10 lesser-known browser APIs. PHP encryption. Free FSE theme.
WordPress’s CMS market share may have dropped a little — for the first time. We had a great conversation about that this morning.
Are we up or down? What should happen when a license expires? Is the block protocol worth it? Driesnote 2022. WP Engine expands. Becoming a better writer. Best backup solutions. Define your role. Reaktiv wins a spot in Inc’s Best Workplaces. Open Source JobHub. Our passwordless future.
Robert Jacobi and Cloudways are major WordPress community supporters and always fun to talk with.
Is the WordPress market share beginning to shrink? How do we assess market share? What metrics matter? It’s time we asked these questions.
Rob Cairns brings over 30 years of experience with technology to his role as agency owner and podcast host in the WordPress space.
Joost de Valk, Alex Denning, Jessica Frick, and Ben Gabler join David Bisset for a community conversation about WordPress’s (shrinking?) market share.
There are things that both the organizers — and all levels of attendees — can do to make sure that events are as low-stress as possible.
In an alternate universe two WordPress “products” exist: the WordPress we know today plus a slimmed-down or highly streamlined “lite” version. We gather a panel of WordPress professionals to ask “what if” and “what could be done” and “would it be practical?”
Is there a win-win solution for plugin owners fighting churn and their professional WordPress customers, like agencies and freelancers?
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