In this chat about WordCamp Asia 2025 in Manila, organizers Meher and Dan share their roles and plans, emphasizing inclusivity, exciting programming, and the vibrant local culture to enhance attendee experience.

In their final episode of the year, hosts Marcel and Mike discuss personal reflections, client management, and WooCommerce insights with developer Chase, focusing on advanced education and AI integration.

In this episode, Emma and Adam discuss LinkedIn's potential for personal branding and agency growth with trainer Nicole. They share strategies for effective engagement and avoiding common mistakes.

In this episode of Do the Woo, hosts Robbie and Bob discuss the website revamp led by Automattic's Special Projects team, focusing on improvements, user engagement, and innovative integrations.

Birgit Pauli-Haack discusses her journey in WordPress, emphasizing the evolution of the block editor and strategies for engaging younger contributors in the community and future developments.

Miriam and Tammie reflect on their experiences at the Rome Core Days event, highlighting the focus on core contributors, inspiring discussions, and the value of hands-on workshops in a welcoming atmosphere.

Anne, Amber, and James discuss the significance of accessibility in web development for WooCommerce stores. They emphasize the Accessibility Checker plugin, upcoming audits, and compliance with the European Accessibility Act.

BobWP introduces Mark Westguard as a new host. They will launch a monthly show where Mark chats with small businesses in WordPress, sharing their stories and challenges starting January 2025.

Hosts Katie and Marcus about their highlights and strategies for 2025, focusing on plugin optimization, agency transitions, onboarding, pricing, and marketing challenges.

In this episode, hosts explore WordPress 6.7's highlights, including performance enhancements, the Site Editor's progression, advancements like the Interactivity API, and future developments anticipated for 2025.