Member Spotlight: Marcus Burnette
Marcus Burnette is a WordPresser with GoDaddy Pro, team co-rep for the Photos team, a podcaster, and first-and-foremost, a family man.
Marcus Burnette is a WordPresser with GoDaddy Pro, team co-rep for the Photos team, a podcaster, and first-and-foremost, a family man.
This year WordPress will celebrate it’s 20th anniversary. Post Status will be celebrating all year long. Come along and celebrate with us!
Tom Willmot on the Challenges and OpportunitiesΒ Facing Enterprise WordPress β’ Tom Lach on the costs of rapid growth β It’s not for everyone β’ The Future of GiveWP and the Block Editor β’ Evolving Edupack β and Sunsetting It β’ and more…
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:
Magne Ilsaas wants WordPress to be more than the pragmatic choice for enterprise clients. He wants WordPress agencies to be known for a distinct WordPress culture and mindset. Alain Schlesser, Carole Olinger, Carl Alexander, and Zach Stepek have a frank talk with Bob Dunn about the costs of not supporting WordPress contributors. Post Status members including Dave Loodts, Marius Jensen, Jeremy Ward, and Chris Reynolds discuss the looming PHP 7.4 EOL. Plus Jb Audras‘ breakdown of contributions to the WordPress 6.1 release. For your weekend reading, some news and insights from business, workplace, webtech, and govtech writers beyond the WordPress bubble.
Vito Peleg, Atarimβs cofounder and CEO, explains how he βcrackedβ the partnership problem to find alignment with other companies that can help them all accelerate their growth. Alex Denning on the launch of Ellipsis‘ Weather Report: βWeβve never had this insight before, and it is exciting and terrifying to bring this kind of βlive’ view of the industry, to the industry.β The acquisition trend is still up, on average. Meet Post Status business member Penske Media Corporation β PMC.
Gravity Forms 7.1 Beta 1 β’ the SpinupWP community β’ Dollie 2.0 β’ rtCamp’s Easy Engine now with full custom Docker-Compose support β’ Metorik β’ Iconic β’ Do the Woo β’ Simple Ajax Chat Pro
The perennial question β to SaaS or not to SaaS? Both? WordPress-centric product and marketing, or not so much? Danielle Di-Tommaso and Josh Barling from Acsell join Vito Peleg from Atarim to talk about their experiences in these scenarios with Woo BizChat hosts Robbie Adair and Robert Jacobi. First Time at WordCamp? By the way,…
This week WooCommerce 6.7 was released along with WooCommerce Blocks 7.8.3. Our good friend Rodolfo Melogli polled the Woo community for his 400th issue of WooWeekly: If you could change one thing in WooCommerce, what would it be?” Multidots shares a fascinating case study they have on both migration and multisite for RHRSwag.com. And Marius Vetrici is the WooDev profile of the week. He’s been writing code since 1994 and has 10+ programming languages under his belt and 20+ years of experience. Despite (or because of?) that, he’s interested in low-code tools and refuses to buy shoes online. You’ve just got to try them on to get the perfect fit and feel of the shoe on the foot.
It’s WooCommerce Blocks 8.0, and Woo 6.7’s final release is close. β’ A new guide with a tool to help you integrate payment methods with the Checkout Block. β’ What’s your preferred software licensing solution? β’ The Future of Payments, with David Mainayar and Robert Windisch. β’ When Carl met BΕggie.
Itβs a good time to celebrate growth, maturity β and longevity. This is our 500th issue. WordPress is 19! And the 6.0 release is just a few days old, with new and old hands contributing from all over the world. Many are “developers” of some kind. Those who are showing up every day to make the project work and to make a living in WordPress are the professionals. Here’s to them!
WooCommerce RC1 and RC2 β’ GetEllipsis search volume trends report shows growth for Woo β’ Negative security perceptions β’ Remkus de Vries on burnout and making life changes.
WooCommerce 6.5 RC available for testing. Blockified product pages. Custom tables and premature optimization. Where are all the WooCommerce alternatives?
Here’s what’s new in WooCommerce and Woo Blocks, plus some tips for increasing ROI and extending your network.
In this Week’s Woo Snippet: Breaking change notice π Mollie Payments, WooFunnels π and Fast π ββοΈ New at Do the Woo π Cut ZeroClipboard π
WooCommerce 6.4 RC 1 π¦ Blocks and Admin π Time to Retire ZeroClipboard β οΈ Clients in a Candy Store π¬ Sustainable Woo? πͺ΄ Zach Stepek, Carl Alexander, Till KrΓΌss, and JJJ ποΈ
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