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Episode 35 – EDD v2.3, Moving from Campaign Monitor to Drip
For episode 35, Brad and Pippin catch up after taking a month off to travel and relax. During the episode, we discuss our recent projects and various aspects of that work, including backwards compatibility, upgrade routines, migrating email list systems, and even some improvements to WordPress core we have worked on.
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 35. Today, Pippin and I will be talking about what we’ve been up to. I’ll talk about my ordeal moving from one email platform to another, and Pippin will talk about Easy Digital Downloads 2.3. Pippin, where have we been, man? It’s been, like, what, a month and a half?
PIPPIN: Something like that. Whenever we last talked with Patrick in Episode 34, which was some time after PressNomics. Yeah, it’s been at least a month, maybe a month and a half. We’ve been traveling mostly, so right after we got back from PressNomics, I know at least I did, I needed a little bit of just relaxing time. Kind of took things easy for a little bit.
Then, after that, I left for a week and went to Chicago. We had a company meet up with my brother’s company, who I do some work for every now and then and have been involved with for the last couple years. I spent a week in the cold, cold Chicago. Then I came home. We normally would have recorded an episode right after that, but then where did you go?
BRAD: Yeah. After PressNomics, I flew right to Vermont. We did the Big Snow Tiny Conf right after that, so went snowboarding, talked business for two or three days in Vermont. We got a huge dump of snow while we were there, so we had powder and went snowboarding, so it was pretty sweet. Really, the house was amazing too. It couldn’t have wen
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By Apply FiltersFor episode 35, Brad and Pippin catch up after taking a month off to travel and relax. During the episode, we discuss our recent projects and various aspects of that work, including backwards compatibility, upgrade routines, migrating email list systems, and even some improvements to WordPress core we have worked on.
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 35. Today, Pippin and I will be talking about what we’ve been up to. I’ll talk about my ordeal moving from one email platform to another, and Pippin will talk about Easy Digital Downloads 2.3. Pippin, where have we been, man? It’s been, like, what, a month and a half?
PIPPIN: Something like that. Whenever we last talked with Patrick in Episode 34, which was some time after PressNomics. Yeah, it’s been at least a month, maybe a month and a half. We’ve been traveling mostly, so right after we got back from PressNomics, I know at least I did, I needed a little bit of just relaxing time. Kind of took things easy for a little bit.
Then, after that, I left for a week and went to Chicago. We had a company meet up with my brother’s company, who I do some work for every now and then and have been involved with for the last couple years. I spent a week in the cold, cold Chicago. Then I came home. We normally would have recorded an episode right after that, but then where did you go?
BRAD: Yeah. After PressNomics, I flew right to Vermont. We did the Big Snow Tiny Conf right after that, so went snowboarding, talked business for two or three days in Vermont. We got a huge dump of snow while we were there, so we had powder and went snowboarding, so it was pretty sweet. Really, the house was amazing too. It couldn’t have wen