Human Made recently published a white…
Human Made recently published a white paper on headless WordPress.
The Gutenberg white paper
Human Made released a white paper covering everything about Gutenberg and the changes it will bring into WordPress 5.0. The white paper is excellent, but this is also an excellent sales tool. You enter your email address and get subscribed to their newsletter to download it, and then the white paper itself is an excellent…
Building a healthy remote company, with Tom Willmot — Draft podcast
In this episode, Brian is joined by the CEO of Human Made, Tom Willmot, and they discuss steps for building a healthy remote company, and talk about Human Made’s new open source employee handbook.
Live from Publish: Challenges facing the WordPress Economy — Draft podcast
In this episode, Brian and Joe are live at Post Status Publish, and answer questions from the conference audience.
Dave Coustan at WordPress VIP discusses John Blackbourn’s…
Dave Coustan at WordPress VIP discusses John Blackbourn‘s presentation at a recent London meetup: how Human Made moved one of the largest UK newspapers, the Sun, from a print-oriented CMS to WordPress and WordPress.com VIP. As you can imagine the undertaking was huge and involved moving 10 years worth of content — 400,000 articles and over a terabyte of images….
On the heels of Tachyon just…
On the heels of Tachyon just over a month ago, Human Made has released another interesting tool to the public. It’s called Cavalcade, and it’s a horizontally-scalable WordPress jobs processing solution. It was built to address the limitations of wp-cron. Cavalcade has been running in production for a number of years at Human Made. How it…
Human Made has made its staff handbook…
Human Made has made its staff handbook public. The handbook shows how the company is organized, and it documents all their work–related guidances and human resources policies. This could be a great blueprint for other companies looking for a successful model. I would love to see other organizations open up and share assets like this with the whole…
Human Made announced the release of…
Human Made announced the release of Tachyon, their open-source scalable image service. It integrates with Amazon S3 and can be used with or without WordPress. When it does work with WordPress, it integrates with the Tachyon plugin and Human Made’s S3 Uploads plugin. It’s built in Node. Ryan McCue in the article goes into details…
Maintaining Legacy WordPress Websites — Draft podcast
In this episode, Brian and Joe discuss maintaining legacy WordPress websites, including how to decide between third party code vendors.
JavaScript frameworks in a WordPress context — Draft podcast
In this episode, Brian and Joe are joined by Zac Gordon, and the three of them discuss the state of JavaScript and JavaScript frameworks in a WordPress context.
Last chance: Come to A Day of REST to learn about the next generation of WordPress
Don’t miss your opportunity to visit Boston for the second iteration of A Day of REST, a conference exclusively devoted to teaching you about the WordPress REST API.
Editing and customization core focus areas — Draft Podcast
In this episode, Joe and Brian talk about both the editor and customizer feature projects — two core focus areas for WordPress in 2017.
Learning WordPress development and how employers should look at candidates — Draft podcast
In this episode, Joe and Brian talk about how they learned WordPress development, how we think employers should look at skill hiring, and resources for learning.
Publish presentation announcements
I’m really excited to finally announce the Post Status Publish presenters. There are twelve awesome folks (plus me) ready to share their knowledge with you. I have already said that I wanted to make Publish feel like the hallway track, and I think you’ll see that in this format. First off, only one or two…
WordPress REST API in Core — Draft podcast
In this episode, Joe and Brian talk about the WordPress REST API and the core approval process
Ask Post Status: Innovation in WordPress — Draft podcast
In this episode, Joe and Brian answer listener questions. Questions range from development database syncing strategies, to the theme review process, and a long chat about innovation in WordPress.
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