It looks like the second WooConf will be April 7th-9th in Austin, Texas. Last year’s was in San Francisco a week before WCSF, and difficult to get to, so I look forward to attending this one. You can signup for updates on the WooConf site now.
Bob puts out so much writing and audio at Do the Woo and has so many different people featured, it’s hard to keep up! These are some recent ones I’ve taken note of but didn’t get into a post or newsletter. Definitely worth a listen:
I’m at WooConf right now, watching my friend Daniel present on using the WooCommerce REST API. I have a few takeaways from this conference so far that I thought would be fun to share. This conference is extremely well produced. My personal estimate is the event budget could easily top $350,000, despite there being “only”…
Justin Sainton has a nice recap of WooConf 2017. If you want an overview of the speakers and topics, you should definitely add this to your reading list.
WooCommerce Box Office: A recently added WooCommerce extension allows you to create and sell tickets directly to customers so they don’t have go through a third-party site or service. This plugin managed all ticket sales, coupons, live-stream tickets and onsite registration and checkin for WooConf 2016. This could definitely put a dent in Modern Tribe’s…
During my WooConf talk, I discussed a little bit about PayPal, why it’s useful as an eCommerce checkout option, and why site owners with subscriptions need Reference Transactions enabled. The common question after that was: what they heck are Reference Transactions? Well, it’s one of those things in PayPal that changes everything (for subscriptions) but is…
WooConf 2017, the annual conference for WooCommerce developers, will be in Seattle on October 19-20. Even if you can’t make the trip you don’t have to miss out. Livestream tickets are available. The lineup looks impressive — there are more than 30 speakers over the span of just two days. If you work in eCommerce but not WooCommerce, you will…
