WPwatercooler - Weekly WordPress Talk Show

WPwatercooler - Weekly WordPress Talk Show

By Jason Tucker, Sé Reed, Jason CosperBusinessTechnology
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  • EP281 - I find this episode shallow and pedantic

    WordPress 4.9.8 to Introduce “Try Gutenberg” Callout, we talk with Joshua Wold & Jonathan Wold from XWP about it.

    Preshow Notes
    • Michael Waltrips Grid Walks
    • Thousands Of Luxury Cars Are Abandoned In Dubai Every Year
    Show Notes
    • WordPress 4.9.8 to Introduce “Try Gutenberg” Callout – WordPress Tavern
    • WordPress 4.9.7 – Make WordPress Core
    • Dev Chat Summary
    • Jonathan “Oxford Comma” Wold
    • Contributing to WordPress Core as a non-developer – Make XWP

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    31 min
  • EP279 - Taking Gutenberg Seriously - WPwatercooler

    Russ and Jason morning show https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/ep276-wpwatercooler-6-8-2018-2/

    WordCamp OC Recap https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/ep277-wordcamp-orange-county-2018-recap/

    WPblab - Planning Maintaining a Flexible Content Calendar w/ Laura Coronado https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/wpblab-ep104-planning-maintaining-a-flexible-content-calendar-w-laura-coronado/

    Sé gets confused

    Gutenberg and how it will impact them and how folks aren’t taking it seriously.

    GDPR and the recent episodes we’ve talked about it

    Sé thinks the community haven’t addressed or correctly for the “normals” to know about it

    Cosper chimes in that he thinks we’ve done well at meet ups discussing this and that the REST API and MP6 styles for the dashboard

    Were not sure people attending meetups are listening when we talk about Gutenberg.

    We transition to taking about making sure our attendees to our meetups are kept up to date about about the changes in WordPress

    Discussing the impact and the lack of caring and engagement regarding Gutenberg concerns us. This is problematic because not know about these changes coming up can be big for many people using WordPress regardless if they are developers or not.

    Cosper talks about the monolith in 2001 and they don’t know what it is but it exists. They study it and they finally hit it and all hell breaks loose and they don’t understand it. He thinks it’s good we have a new timeline and that Matt has addressed this at WCEU. Cosper says that it’s on you to learn about this.

    Jason talk about the Guten-iceberg and how people should see this.

    Cosper talks about the nag bar on the dashboard and how this helps somewhat to get people to look at the new functionality.

    Sé brings up the timeline a bit and for ship it when it’s ready. Cosper shares his sign on his wall that’s says “shitty and done is better than 3 months late”

    Cosper talks about compatibility with other plugins. Jason brings up dealing with old plugins that don’t even know what Gutenberg is.

    Sé talks about old plugins in the repo and why they are still in there. Cosper brings up that the search results in the repo shows if a plugin is old or not. Se wants them removed.

    Jason brings up the Gutenberg Compatibility list and tells folks they should look into it https://plugincompat.danielbachhuber.com/

    Apple cleaned up their App Store using the excuse of 32bit and 64bit applications. https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store-improvements/

    Sé wants to get Mika on the show to discuss plugins, compatibility and dealing with old plugins in the repo.

    Jason talks about the ways to filter the plugins based on compatibility with Gutenberg

    Sé talks about Woocommerce being listed on this list as not compatible with Gutenberg is concerning to her. https://plugincompat.danielbachhuber.com/#compatibility-results/view-plugin-details/5a95f3dd4915723fa0b27d6f/

    Sé wants to know why there is an arbitrary date for release on Gutenberg. Cosper provides a solution for larger sites and how security updates are still released for older versions. He talks about the RCs, the Nightly, and the Betas and people should be looking into these for now.

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    32 min
  • EP279 – Taking Gutenberg Seriously – WPwatercooler
    Russ and Jason morning show
    WordCamp OC Recap
    WPblab – Planning Maintaining a Flexible Content Calendar w/ Laura Coronado
    Sé gets confused
    Gutenberg and how it will impact them and how folks aren’t taking it seriously.
    GDPR and the recent episodes we’ve talked about it
    Sé thinks the community haven’t addressed or correctly for the “normals” to know about it
    Cosper chimes in that he thinks we’ve done well at meet ups discussing this and that the REST API and MP6 styles for the dashboard
    Were not sure people attending meetups are listening when we talk about Gutenberg.
    We transition to taking about making sure our attendees to our meetups are kept up to date about about the changes in WordPress
    Discussing the impact and the lack of caring and engagement regarding Gutenberg concerns us. This is problematic because not know about these changes coming up can be big for many people using WordPress regardless if they are developers or not.
    Cosper talks about the monolith in 2001 and they don’t know what it is but it exists. They study it and they finally hit it and all hell breaks loose and they don’t understand it. He thinks it’s good we have a new timeline and that Matt has addressed this at WCEU. Cosper says that it’s on you to learn about this.
    Jason talk about the Guten-iceberg and how people should see this.
    Cosper talks about the nag bar on the dashboard and how this helps somewhat to get people to look at the new functionality.
    Sé brings up the timeline a bit and for ship it when it’s ready. Cosper shares his sign on his wall that’s says “shitty and done is better than 3 months late”
    Cosper talks about compatibility with other plugins. Jason brings up dealing with old plugins that don’t even know what Gutenberg is.
    Sé talks about old plugins in the repo and why they are still in there.  Cosper brings up that the search results in the repo shows if a plugin is old or not. Se wants them removed.
    Jason brings up the Gutenberg Compatibility list and tells folks they should look into it  https://plugincompat.danielbachhuber.com/
    Apple cleaned up their App Store using the excuse of 32bit and 64bit applications. https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store-improvements/
    Sé wants to get Mika on the show to discuss plugins, compatibility and dealing with old plugins in the repo.
    Jason talks about the ways to filter the plugins based on compatibility with Gutenberg
    Sé talks about Woocommerce being listed on this list as not compatible with Gutenberg is concerning to her.
    Sé wants to know why there is an arbitrary date for release on Gutenberg. Cosper provides a solution for larger sites and how security updates are still released for older versions. He talks about the RCs, the Nightly, and the Betas and people should be looking into these for now.
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    32 min
  • EP277 - WordCamp Orange County 2018 Recap

    This episode is our yearly tradition of recapping WordCamp OC 2018. We'll be joined by fellow organizers, volunteers, and facilitators of this event so you can learn from us as to how we pulled off WCOC in 2018.

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    31 min
  • EP276 – WPwatercooler in the morning w/ Jason Tucker & Russell Aaron

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    31 min
  • EP278 – WordCamp Orange County 2018 Recap
    This episode is our yearly tradition of recapping WordCamp OC 2018. We’ll be joined by fellow organizers, volunteers, and facilitators of this event so you can learn from us as to how we pulled off WCOC in 2018.
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    31 min
  • EP275 – Getting Clarity on the WP Gigeconomy – WPwatercooler

    This week on the show we talk about the WP gig economy and using the website Clarity.fm to make some side hustle money.

    • Clarity – On Demand Business Advice
      • Se Reed on Clarity
        • Sé's Work With Me page has some great info on how she is using Clarity to get her side hustle on.
      • Jason Tucker on Clarity
      • Chris Lema on Clarity
        • Chris' consulting page

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    31 min
  • EP274 – GDPR, Bird Law & WP15

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    • Check out the episode of WPblab with Marcy Massura where we talked about LinkedIn and WordPress.
    • Jason Tucker on LinkedIn.com
    • OtherInbox, the App Store for Email
    • Organizer | Get Email Organized
    • Privacy Policy
    • docs.gravityforms.com
    • IP Anonymization in Analytics
    • Bird law
    • #44142 (Load Order:save_mod_rewrite_rules assumes wp-admin/includes/file.php is loaded)
    • Bird Law
    • It’s always sunny-bird law
    • Sé Reed Media on Facebook
    • Theme Directory
    • Greek Blogger Camp
    • Finstagram

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    31 min

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