The First WordSesh was a huge success and we are crazy enough to do it again. We’re currently pulling ourselves together and have begun planning the next event. We hope to have firm dates and additional details for you as soon as possible. Are you ready for more sleepless hours of incredibly awesome and free WordPress presentations?
The WordPress Community Team quarterly report is out, and reports 4,500 tickets from 9 WordCamps (with Miami topping the list with 1300+ tickets). Andrea reports that WordCamp applications coming in at an average rate of 13 per month — and it’s very likely that we’ll see more than 100 WordCamps in 2016.
WP eCommerce is one of the oldest WordPress plugins you’ll find. That it’s an eCommerce plugin — built on WordPress, well before such a thing seemed sensible — is even more of a testament to just how impressive this plugin is. It’s been under development for eight years, and is nearing 3 million downloads on…
WPEngine has announced “One-Tap Payments” for WordPress ecommerce sites. Their WooCommerce extension leverages the Payment Request API — which is already available in the mobile versions of Chrome for Android. There is not a huge amount of in-depth information in the press release, but Jason Cooper goes into detail in a comment on this ManageWP…
I gave this talk at WordCamp Norway 2013. It covers several tips and tricks that will make you a better theme developer.
Carrie Dils and Diane Kinney are working on a book devoting to making you become a better freelancer. Real World Freelancing covers, “client management, business strategies, processes & tools, marketing, mental health” and other subjects. You can signup to be notified when the book is released. They told me it’s the book they, “wish we’d had…
I’ve been doing a lot of research on the empire that Pat Flynn built. He discovered the potential for passive income after he realized a website he made to take notes for an architecture exam was getting a lot of traffic. He eventually started monetizing it, and still does to this day. In all, Pat has five…
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Well,I wanna know what is WordSesh ?
It’s an online WordPress event. You can check out the first WordSesh archived on YouTube here:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9bmvLB3RpG7zGrbwbd2R9a2tqT-FiYiG
Hope you’ll be able to join this time!