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We’re all familiar with the Apple ecosystem to some extent, even if we don’t own any Apple products. We know it stands for polish, accessibility, and a complete solution. Carl Alexander wishes that the situation with WordPress hosting was more like this, and he’s actually done something about it.
The article outlines the problem, and then introduces Carl’s open source project, DebOps, as the solution.
Till Krüss explains how he found his way into WordPress and a successful business that’s solving the hard problems of caching and performance optimization. His work and business model suggest several areas of opportunity for developers and founders working in the WordPress plugin market today.
In this episode, Corey Maass, a freelance web developer, joins Cory Miller to discuss the intricacies of creating an impactful, user-appreciated product that makes a positive impact on customers and stands apart in a saturated industry.
Daniel Bachhuber is moving forward making WP-CLI more independent. He is actually looking for support in “non-code” roles, so reach out to him if you feel you can help. If you didn’t catch his presentation at WordCamp Europe that covers WP-CLI and open source projects, you can check out his blog post covering that talk…
A good strategic partnership can quickly surmount the challenges of distribution facing WordPress plugin authors and SaaS businesses.
What’s happened and what’s coming up in the WordPress community – week ending April 28, 2023.
It’s BobWP’s WooSnippet for the week of February 21, 2022. Get the lowdown on what’s new in the world of WooCommerce.
