In this episode of The WordPress Way, Abha Thakor and Fellyph Cintra discuss WordPress Playground, its features, accessibility, and impact on developers and users.

We are taking a break until September to accommodate vacations and back-to-school preparations while finalizing our rebranding efforts for a polished look.

In this episode, listen in as we discuss the significance of backward compatibility in WordPress, sharing insights from expert Gary Pendergast on technical challenges and real-world examples.

In this episode, Carl Alexander chats with Nyasha Green, a software developer and LinkedIn Learning instructor. They discuss Nyasha's career journey, the impact of AI on tech jobs, the importance of empathy in teaching, and the challenges of finding community in urban environments.

In this episode, Adam talks to Miriam and Amy about contributing to WordPress, sharing insights on how companies and individuals can support the open-source project effectively.

In this episode, Abha Thakor chats with Justin Tadlock and Mary Baum about the WordPress Developer Blog, its value for developers, collaboration, and contributions.

BobWP's updating us on the podcast's rebranding journey called "phase two." He explains how they're changing series, sunsetting some, and keeping the good stuff fresh and relevant.

In the first episode of Publishing Flow, host Derek and Ash Shaw talk about how Figma transformed their WordPress workflow, enhancing design collaboration, client workflows, and even open-sourcing their design system.

In this episode host Mark Westguard chats with Maarten Belmans of Studio Wombat to explore the ins and outs of running a WordPress plugin business. Maarten shares his journey from leaving a cushy IT consulting job to traveling Australia and launching his first WordPress plugin. The conversation covers how user feedback shaped his early products, […]

In the final WordPress Event Talk, the Indonesian community discussed Indonesia's readiness to host WordCamp Asia, emphasizing local strengths, challenges, and the need for a phased approach to preparation.