Open Makers

Carl Alexander and Zach Stepek, hosts of Woo DevChat at Do the Woo Podcast, end the year 2023 the only way these two could end a year.

Nuno Morgadinho from WidgiLabs and Jesper Wallmander from Wallmander Co chat about their experiences and insights into running a ecommerce Agency

In this show the organizers for this event share how the idea transpired for the Next-Gen event and the goals to help grow the Italian WordPress meetup community.

Robert Abela from Melapress shares his story of rebranding his business and also shares some insights into the under-rated user roles in WP.

Ian and Philip from Kanuka Digital talk about WooCommerce, Magento, web specializations and the open source community.

Anne McCarthy and Bud Kraus join Abha for a chat about the earlier release of WordPress 6.4 filled with insights and experiences from all.

Devin Maeztri joins us as a new host and shares more about meetups and how to put together a State of the Word 2023 watch party.

A bit of reflection and good feelings seeing more meetups being organized. Plus a teaser for State of the Word and watch parties.

Rob and Dan discuss the importance of website security, hosting, plugins, backups and two-factor authentication in website security during the holiday season.

BobWP mentioning WordPress 6.4, Black Friday deals, Tumblr in the red, free vs. premium plugins and the Woo brand.

Guests Ben Gabler from Rocket.net and Tom Fanelli from Convesio talk scaling, plugins and coding standards when it comes to performance.

In this show we talk with Topher about explaining what WordPress pros do for a living, the demographics of WordPress and teaching with video.

Day 3 recap included a deep look at producing WooSesh, the Seshies awards and conversation around the days sessions.

Conversations around AI and customer support, Amazon Pay, personalization and privacy in ecommerce and shipping trends.

Inside Woo. Today the WooCommerce site becomes Woo.com as a strategic part of their branding and product line.

Day one started with State of the Woo, conversations on open source and hosting, scalable ecommerce and website security.

From political science to tech, Rytis Lauris, co-founder of Omnisend takes us on his product and WordPress journey.

Matthew Nelson of FirstTracks Marketing and Neil Harner of Inverse Paradox, share their experiences in growth, workflow and team building.

In this Woo AgencyChat Julia Eden and Matt Woodman from Atomic Smash talk about evolving services, accessibility, UX/UI design and more.

Calvin Alkan joins our hosts to talk security. From malware scanners to firewalls to enterprise sites, with a layered security approach.

When you dive deep into Carls mind to learn more about what he built for WordPress, the end result is todays show.

How to get exposure from your WordPress product or service? There are many options, but also a lot of competition.

The Contributor Orientation Tool on WordPress.org. How this tool came to be, how it has evolved and its future for helping contributors.

Jason and Jon open the blackbox to share their experiences and insights on flagship WordCamp Asia and Europe sponsorships.

Nils and Alex chat about managing client expectation, partnerships and collaboration, the Woo expert program and end with agency tips.