ByDan Knauss
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Siobhan McKeown shares some numbers, the budget, and insights from the last Day of REST event in Boston. Her advice for other WordPress event planners: start small and scale up, differentiate yourself from WordCamps, and don’t skimp on attendee experience.
Kira Leigh works with WordPress, but in most instances she’d rather avoid it. I talk to her about why she’s a WordPress skeptic.
The Post Status team reflects on the year that was (good and challenging), and looks forward to 2022 with hope.
Jason Cosper writes on the WP Engine blog that people need to stop saying WordPress is not secure, because it is. WordPress Core is rarely cause for security concerns, and hasn’t been for some time. However, due to WordPress’ massive scale of adoption, we all do need to be careful about what else we put…
In this episode, I interview Brian Casel, the owner of Audience Ops, a productized content service he’s built to employ 30 people. He also runs a podcast and course on helping others productize their services.
WooCommerce 2.4 has been released, and its signature user-facing feature is a new onboarding wizard that makes new store creation a smoother, more intuitive process. The wizard makes common settings easier to configure, enables simpler Paypal setup, and uses geolocation to automatically detect currency preference. The release also includes other features like a new variations…
Denis McDonough — President Obama’s chief of staff — spoke to Ezra Klein about how to run the White House. In it, he described a process where President Obama would meet with cabinet secretaries on a quarterly basis, and the secretary would have the opportunity to tell the president what deserves his attention so that…
