What happens when you start using WooCommerce and the development of a plugin leads the way into site development. When Anyssa and her partner started looking at options of building eCommerce sites, they tested the waters and discovered their place with WooCommerce.

What paths do you take from the early days of eCommerce in the WordPress space? Justin Sainton shares his experience from working on an eCommerce plugin to using WooCommerce as his choice of plugins.

What challenges are there facing WooCommerce plugin developers when working with Gutenberg? Katie Keith shares what she has learned and tells us more about her WooCommerce journey.

When you call yourself an eCommerce problem solver, why wouldn’t you use WordPress and WooCommerce? Jeff Daigle has 20 years under his belt on the web, and shares his journey with us.

In episode 37, we chat with Zach Stepek about his work with WooCommerce, how he discovered Woo and what brought him to the eCommerce space.

Scott shares his own journey in the eCommerce space and how he moved to WooCommerce along the way. Not unlike a lot of guests we have had, he created a product first off to scratch his own itch and then decided to sell it publicly.

Bryce shares his story of the transition of working at WooCommerce to starting his own SaaS business. His love for WooCommerce and the community made it a sure bet that he would continue to do something with Woo.

We kick off 2020 learning about Brad's products and how they play a major role in the WooCommerce space. Brad also shares his own experiences with WooCommerce, having run it on their site since the inception of Delicious Brains.

The times the they are changing. But for the better. With weekly shows, two new co-hosts and a deep focus of the WooCommerce community, 2020 is all about the people of Woo.

When you never planned to work for a hosting company, especially around your passion of WooCommerce and WordPress, Chris Lema, as Chris will do, shares his story.