How is LearnDash adopting Gutenberg and FSE? What can you do to protect your learning product to deter theft? Find out from Jack Kitterhing.
What if there was a “lite” version of WordPress that was still WordPress ā still customizable under the hood but tuned up for a great user experience for particular use cases? For example ā could a lite version be used to allow an admin to literally build an online store in minutes from a mobile device? How about just a note taking app with cool open web features? What if, what if, what if…!!!
Why is it hard to help underrepresented people get their footing in the WordPress community? How can our interactions support inclusion?
As many people already know, I am transitioning away from Post Status to focus on a new opportunity within the WordPress space. It should go without saying that I will be just as involved in the community as Iāve ever been. Itās important that there are stages where people can have the important conversations, and I firmly believe that Post Status will continue to be a fine home for the discussions (both positive and critical) that need to happen.
A chat with Matt at WCEU ā¢ Glam That Plugin ā¢ BlackPress Slack meetup ā¢ SSG vs. WordPress for landing pages ā¢ The Web Designer’s Tech Stack ā¢ A Medeiros rant on the WordPress vibe
A 19th birthday celebration for #WordPress with Mary Job, Nathan Wrigley, Naoko Takano, Carrie Dils, David Yarde, Joe Simpson Jr., Pat Ramsey, John Jacoby, Yvette Sonneveld, and Taco Verdo.
Mary Job, Nathan Wrigley, Naoko Takano, Olivia Bisset, Yvette Sonneveld, Taco Verdo, and Nyasha Green talk about WordPress as it turns 19.
A lot of interesting things surfaced in the open conversations with Matt and Josepha at WCEU. I also learned a lot from Pablo Postigo, Feliz Arntz, Shane Pearlman, Jonathan Wold, Nora Ferrerio, Milana Cap.
Elementor acquires Strattic ā¢ WP Engine acquires Delicious Brains‘ plugins š§ ā¢ When the Cathedrals own the Bazaars and Shopping Centers and you’re in a strip mall with a fruit stand… ā¢ Jetpack decouples ā¢ InstaWP gets seed funding from Automattic š± ā¢ Automattic hire #2000 ā¢ World-class FSE, how? š ā¢ WCEU by the numbers ā¢ Weglot gives back ā¢ RoleUp rolls out ā¢ Tadlock exits WP Tavern šŗ ā¢ Why ‘why’ matters most ā¢ The Big 2-0 next year ā¢ All there is to know about core WordPress email notifications, documented āļø ā¢ System font stack check ā¢ Do not follow by default ā¢ Museum of Block Art opens šØ ā¢ Meet Yvonne Doll ā¢ Mostly modest WordPress wishlists ā¢ WooCommerce Experts to go global ā¢ How to do well in a downturn š ā¢ Some things we don’t ā but ought to ā talk about. š Silent no longer about Sustainability.
Vikas Singhal on InstaWP’s backing from Automattic ā¢ Raffaella Isidori on the importance of UX ā¢ How to get the most out of WordCamps ā¢ Peter Suhm on Reform ā¢ Josepha Haden Chomphosy shares her open-source reading list ā¢ Hiring and capital_p_dangit ā¢ Ryan Welcher live-coding block templates
Sabrina Zeidan and Evangelia Pappa preview the upcoming WordCamp Europe 2022. This is the perfect travel episode for anyone en route to WCEU.
It’s the 500th issue of Post Status Notes and the Post Status newsletter coinciding with WordPress’s 6.0 release and its 19th anniversary! š
Catch up on the gold at WordSesh! Mark Ashton on the success of UiPress. Hanna Smith on web sustainability. Michelle and Allie on sponsored events. Mark Root-Wiley on CSS Standards for WordPress. Takis and Taeke on organizing WCEU.
Kim Parsell Memorial Scholarship returns to WCUS āŗ Think like a platform again! āŗ Leo Gopal on support for mental health in the community āŗ WP Accessibility Day āŗ Performance Lab 1.1.0 āŗ The WordPress Way āŗ Dropping jQuery for speed āŗ More to WP than Headless and FSE for devs āŗ and more…
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.
Learn from Zach Tirrell about managing popular WordPress products and their teams at StellarWP. Also: Gutenberg, licenses, and market share.
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