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Episode 33 – WordSesh Special – Upgrade routines in plugins and WordPress 4.1
In episode 33 we discuss upgrade routines in plugins and what’s new in WordPress 4.1. This episode was recorded on December 19th as part of WordSesh, marking the first time we’ve done a video episode. If you’d like to watch and listen, head over to YouTube.
This episode was sponsored by WP Ninjas, the creators of Ninja Demo and the highly popular Ninja Forms plugin.
Show Notes:
Transcript
INTRO: Welcome to Apply Filters, the podcast all about WordPress development. Now here’s your hosts, Pippin Williamson and Brad Touesnard.
BRAD: Welcome to Episode 33 of Apply Filters. Today is a special WordSesh episode, and we’re going to be talking about upgrade routines and plugins and what’s new in WordPress 4.1. But first, Pippin, how about the sponsors?
PIPPIN: Once again, this episode is sponsored by the WP Ninjas. They are the developers behind Ninja Forms, as well as Ninja Demo and several other pretty cool little plugins. They’re some good friends of ours, and they’ve been very generous in helping us keep this thing going.
This is also the first time we’ve ever done a video episode, so this is a little different for us, but it should be fun. Why don’t we go ahead and get started? Brad, take us away. What have you been working on?
BRAD: Last Friday, we had a Core Contributor Day with Delicious Brains, Inc., my company. All the employees just spend the whole day working on Core, WordPress Core. It was just pretty fun just to kind of work on Core.
PIPPIN: That’s for the five for five, right?
BRAD: Yeah, well, that’s kind of what pushed me over the edge, for sure. I’d been thinking about it before Matt put up that thing, but that kind of pushed me over the edge.
PIPPIN: You guys spent the time working on Core. As a team, what did you guys work on for the day? Did you find anything interesting?
BRAD: Yeah, so one of the bugs I found was an interesting little bug. It was just a little performance bug, so the problem is with comments. When you list comments on th
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By Apply FiltersIn episode 33 we discuss upgrade routines in plugins and what’s new in WordPress 4.1. This episode was recorded on December 19th as part of WordSesh, marking the first time we’ve done a video episode. If you’d like to watch and listen, head over to YouTube.
This episode was sponsored by WP Ninjas, the creators of Ninja Demo and the highly popular Ninja Forms plugin.
Show Notes:
Transcript
INTRO: Welcome to Apply Filters, the podcast all about WordPress development. Now here’s your hosts, Pippin Williamson and Brad Touesnard.
BRAD: Welcome to Episode 33 of Apply Filters. Today is a special WordSesh episode, and we’re going to be talking about upgrade routines and plugins and what’s new in WordPress 4.1. But first, Pippin, how about the sponsors?
PIPPIN: Once again, this episode is sponsored by the WP Ninjas. They are the developers behind Ninja Forms, as well as Ninja Demo and several other pretty cool little plugins. They’re some good friends of ours, and they’ve been very generous in helping us keep this thing going.
This is also the first time we’ve ever done a video episode, so this is a little different for us, but it should be fun. Why don’t we go ahead and get started? Brad, take us away. What have you been working on?
BRAD: Last Friday, we had a Core Contributor Day with Delicious Brains, Inc., my company. All the employees just spend the whole day working on Core, WordPress Core. It was just pretty fun just to kind of work on Core.
PIPPIN: That’s for the five for five, right?
BRAD: Yeah, well, that’s kind of what pushed me over the edge, for sure. I’d been thinking about it before Matt put up that thing, but that kind of pushed me over the edge.
PIPPIN: You guys spent the time working on Core. As a team, what did you guys work on for the day? Did you find anything interesting?
BRAD: Yeah, so one of the bugs I found was an interesting little bug. It was just a little performance bug, so the problem is with comments. When you list comments on th