Beth Livingston on WordPress Project Management
Beth Livingston of WP Roadmaps talks about project management for WordPress professionals from designers and developers to agencies.
Beth Livingston of WP Roadmaps talks about project management for WordPress professionals from designers and developers to agencies.
Taylor Arndt is a blind WordPress developer who has launched a weekly podcast that takes on tech topics β and WordPress β from an accessibility perspective. Taylor also has some Udemy courses and tutorials on YouTube. Topics cover how to build accessible websites from scratch and why some accessibility tools might be better than others….
π Commerce Journey Upcoming Webinar: Tips for Building Cost-Effective Ecommerce Sites with WooCommerce Expert Patrick Rauland π Tuesday, January 26 @ 11AM CST. Join Cory Miller and Patrick Rauland. Patrick is obsessed with eCommerce. Heβs used WooCommerce as a customer, worked for WooCommerce support, developed core functionality in WooCommerce itself, led three releases, and helped…
Last week, the Community and Training teams went live with Learn WordPress. Now the discussion is focused on the full launch of the website and growth of its workshops. Some suggested ideas include full courses and non-English content. π
Gravity View recently announced Gravity.guide, a new website dedicated to providing courses and other helpful materials for users of Gravity Forms. Gravity.guide is launching with courses created by Michelle Hayes, a Gravity Forms power-user and creator of BuiltWithGravity.com. Additional instructional content is coming from others too, including the authors of Gravity View and Gravity Form…
If you know of anyone who wants to improve their JavaScript knowledge, Zac Gordon has a Bootcamp starting next week. He is offering monthly plans for his courses now too.
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.
Wes Bos has a new training course available, this time focusing on how to build apps with Node.js, Express, and MongoDB. The course walks you through development of a sample “full stack restaurant application.” Wes’s courses are super popular and have received a ton of well-deserved, positive feedback. I’ve bought two of them, and taken…
If you are looking for WordPress basics in video form to share with someone, there are a few really great solutions out there; WP101 is my favorite, due to the high quality, consistent updates, and ability to put them right in your clients’ WordPress admin. However, OSTraining partnered with Topher Derosia and GoDaddy to create…
If you wanted to improve the accessibility of your website but haven’t found the time to dive too deeply into the provided information from those in the community, give Rachel Carden’s recently released Wa11y plugin a try. The plugin is a “web accessibility toolbox” which includes the Tota11y and WAVE tools to help evaluate and…
If you have been interested in the JavaScript for WP course, administered by Zac Gordon, then now is the time to sign up. The course has been under development for several months, and is now available for registration. The course is set to be at least four parts: Part 1: JavaScript Part 2: Libraries and…
Envato has introduced flexible pricing on ThemeForest across HTML, Muse, Marketing, PSD, Sketch and Courses categories. The WordPress category isn’t included (for now) but I think it’s pretty obvious it’s on the way. I’ll have more on this soon.
This interview is with Jonathan Williamson, co-founder of CGCookie. Heβs going to talk to us about running a real world membership website on WordPress. Jonathan is Pippin Williamson’s twin brother, and he has years of experience running membership websites. There is much that we can learn from him.
Every year it seems, I say I’m going to learn Javascript. Over the last few years, I’ve finally gotten to where I can do some very small things, but I don’t understand it really. I started taking some Lynda courses when I need to get my head out of WordPress News land, and they’ve been…
I had the pleasure of being a guest on WPwatercooler today, where we talked about where to go to learn WordPress. I thought I’d share more in a post here. How I learned My perspective as a learner is centered around development — mostly theme development. I was introduced to WordPress in 2008 and by…
WordPress.com has introduced a new teaching service called VIP Training Days to offer workshops for superusers and developers. The classes are one day workshops and the first round is October 14th (superusers) for $600 and 15th (developers) for $850. The announcement post indicates that these courses may eventually be online as well, which would be…
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