WordPress as an economy or ecosystem is big, but the community and culture at its heart still feel small. Have we taken the time to really absorb the change that’s come over the past decade? What questions should we be asking about what got us here and where we’re going or want to go?
Kimberly Lipari made the switch from a traditional engineering career to WordPress a decade ago. She’s now the CEO of Valet.
Hey Club members, here are some highlights of what Brian and I are working on for you: The way I view business and improvements is just like software. Sometimes you have smaller releases and sometimes big releases, and always fixing bugs in the system. The Post Status Club to me is in v.5.1.1 currently. And…
Gilbert Pellegrom takes a look behind the scenes to see how Laravel Valet works and what is going on in the background when you run Valet commands.
ValetPress uses Laravel Valet and WP-CLI to quickly install and configure WordPress sites for local development and testing.
In this episode, the two Brians discuss the current conversations and controversy surrounding data collection and visitor privacy on the web.
In this episode, Brian Krogsgard chats with Brian Richards, creator of WPSessions and new co-host of the Draft podcast.
In this episode, Sarah and Brian discuss how they do WordPress news, manage working remotely, and handle family life.
Tom McFarlin proposes some interesting and practical benefits to employees who work for WordPress (or development/coding) companies. Tom’s first suggestion about a subscription to a particular WordPress news service seems like a great way to start off the list 🙂 . Also don’t forget to check out Tom’s guide to using Laravel Valet for WordPress development.
Mason James doesn’t like the term “maintenance”, which may come as a surprise considering many folks lump his company, Valet (formerly WP Valet) into a group of “maintenance service” agencies. Maintenance is a completely inadequate and backwards approach to running a business. If you start off with this mindset, you’re likely to get mediocre results…
WP Valet has done a very nice rebranding, and is now going by Valet. Mason James made an announcement of the branding, where he notes that, “WP Valet was founded on the idea of ongoing professional services. It was never meant to be specific to migrations or maintenance.” The new branding is meant to reflect that….
Today marks two years since I launched Post Status. It’s been an incredible two years. Today, I’m thrilled to announce that the Post Status Membership Club is open.
WordPress maintenance services seem to be all the rage. As people are using WordPress to do more, more maintenance is sometimes required. Also, having a seasoned development team on hand for when things go wrong can be quite valuable. There are a few players in this space. And I’m not talking about tools for managing…
WP Curve reminds me of Elto (formerly Tweaky), except it’s based on monthly fees versus one-off pricing. Dan Norris and Alex McClafferty started WP Curve recently, and Dan notes in this great interview with Brian Casel that WP Curve is up to thirty monthly customers. I loved this interview because it really highlights the challenges…
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