For episode 19 I finally get to sit down with Corey Maass, following up from where we left off in part 1, but almost 2 months later.  Show Notes: TechZing Live PodcastJim Carrey 10 million Remembering WhySlimFrameworkRedBeanPHPDerek SiversKanbanWPGelformCorey on Twitter

For episode 19 I finally get to sit down with Corey Maass, following up from where we left off in part 1, but almost 2 months later.  Show Notes: TechZing Live PodcastJim Carrey 10 million Remembering WhySlimFrameworkRedBeanPHPDerek SiversKanbanWPGelformCorey on Twitter

Today I am chatting with a man who has had a profound influence on my life, Tomaz Zaman, the founder and CTO of Codeable, the #1 outsourcing platform for WordPress. Show notes: Typo3CodeableYou are too cheap!All things Codeable.Codeable AMATomaz on FacebookTomaz on Twitter

Today I am chatting with a man who has had a profound influence on my life, Tomaz Zaman, the founder and CTO of Codeable, the #1 outsourcing platform for WordPress. Show notes: Typo3CodeableYou are too cheap!All things Codeable.Codeable AMATomaz on FacebookTomaz on Twitter

In which Craig and I discuss my next steps towards single foundership.

In which Craig and I discuss my next steps towards single foundership.

It’s episode 16 of the WP hacker cast and today I’m talking with Corey Maass. Corey is an experience web developer, app maker, plugin builder and musician. Over the course of his career he has built a host of plugins and apps under his Gelform banner, but the most popular of those is the KanbanWP […]

In the second Maker Cast chat, I own up to the fact that I need to move onto something new.

Craig and I discuss how to go about selling an existing business, some of the tools I can use to do so and how to plan the next steps of my new start up.

 

 

It’s episode 14 of the WP Hacker Cast and today I’m taking to Daniel Bachhuber. Daniel is an experienced WordPress developer, having worked for companies like Automattic and Human Made. He is also a very prolific contributor to WordPress projects, such as the Rest API and WP CLI, the command line interface for WordPress.

Daniel and I had a great chat about a wide variety of topics, from his experiences leading the WP CLI project, his thoughts on how open source philosophies apply to the world around him, what he has learned from Matt Mullenweg about the key to being successful in business, and the reasons you won’t find him on Twitter.

I hope you enjoy my chat with Daniel Bachhuber.

Show Notes:

Daniel’s WebsiteHand BuiltrtCampWP-CLIGutenberg Plugin Compatibility CheckerNadia EghbalOpen Source is Debt Humanist Software DevelopmentHarvestIterm2ThingsIndie HackersSocial Media Suicide

The WP Hacker Cast returns after a month’s break with a new show format.

In order to try and mix things up a bit, I’m trying out a new show format, to alternate with the original interview format.

What I’m calling ‘The Maker Cast’ will be a series of chats between myself and Craig Hewitt, the founder of Podcast Motor and Castos.

The idea behind The Maker Cast is to delve into the world of start ups and to try and learn the tips, tools and skills needed to successfully start your own business.

I hope you enjoy it.