Month: August 2022

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• Lemonhead: Should you build or capture an audience? JR Farr notes the pros and cons for each.
• Matt Report: Marc Benzakein shares a retrospective on running ServerPress for a decade in the WordPress space.
• Press The Issue: Allie Nimmons and Teron Bullock discuss how to deal with negative criticism online. Do we need a WordPress debate club?
• WooBits: Bob Dunn briefly covers two tips on how WordCamp first-timers can get the most value from their first big WordPress event.
• Working Code: A discussion about reducing the complexity of the code shipping process.

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• Woo Dev Chat: Adam Silverstein, part of the performance team for WordPress core, talks about performance for large plugins like WooCommerce.
• WP Builds: Some legal issues to consider when building sites, including GDPR and accessibility.
• WP Briefing: For World Wide Web Day, nearly a dozen short clips from people around the world reflecting on how WordPress has changed their understanding of the web.
• WP Tavern Jukebox: Jonathan Wold on partnerships and what they offer your WordPress business in today’s economy.
• Syntax.fm: If you’re looking for a way to spark your imagination and get excited about coding again, this episode explains how to lower your “time to first smile” (TTFS).
• Delicious Brainwaves: Sanjucta Ghose and Sam Munoz discuss their experiences as women in the software industry.
• Themeisle Interviews: Michelle Frechette talks about building a quality community.

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• The Gamechangers: Chris Lubkert and Artur Grabowski from Extendify explain how WordPress founders can build a network of potential buyers early on to enhance the sellability of their product for a future exit.

• Syntax.fm: An interview with Syed Balkhi about Awesome Motive, how WordPress and PHP are viewed by developers, and his charity efforts.
• The WP Minute: Amber Hinds shares her point of view on Equalize Digital’s first “exit.”
• WP Tavern: Sean Blakeley talks about transitioning a large agencyover to Gutenberg.