Nathan Wrigley

WP Builds

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Web site building with WordPress. In this podcast we follow the hopeless exploits of David Waumsley and Nathan Wrigley as they try, and fail, to understand WordPress. They know that they love building websites with WordPress, but the complexities of this awesome web building solution are always out of reach. Not only are they not clever enough, but they just don't try all that hard

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Nathan Wrigley

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9 de jul. de 2026

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Episodios

This Week in WordPress #173 27.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 19th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #173 27.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 19th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #173 27.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 19th July 2021

239 – Use Patchstack to keep your WordPress website safe 22.07.2021

So you might not have heard about the WordPress security company Patchstack before, but you will likely know about them! You see, until recently, they were called WebARX, but they decided that this was a somewhat confusing, and hard to pronounce name, and so changed it to Patchstack. We talk today to founder Oliver Sild, and get to the bottom of why and how the re-branding went as well as what new...

239 – Use Patchstack to keep your WordPress website safe 22.07.2021

So you might not have heard about the WordPress security company Patchstack before, but you will likely know about them! You see, until recently, they were called WebARX, but they decided that this was a somewhat confusing, and hard to pronounce name, and so changed it to Patchstack. We talk today to founder Oliver Sild, and get to the bottom of why and how the re-branding went as well as what new...

239 – Use Patchstack to keep your WordPress website safe 22.07.2021

So you might not have heard about the WordPress security company Patchstack before, but you will likely know about them! You see, until recently, they were called WebARX, but they decided that this was a somewhat confusing, and hard to pronounce name, and so changed it to Patchstack. We talk today to founder Oliver Sild, and get to the bottom of why and how the re-branding went as well as what new...

239 – Use Patchstack to keep your WordPress website safe 22.07.2021

So you might not have heard about the WordPress security company Patchstack before, but you will likely know about them! You see, until recently, they were called WebARX, but they decided that this was a somewhat confusing, and hard to pronounce name, and so changed it to Patchstack. We talk today to founder Oliver Sild, and get to the bottom of why and how the re-branding went as well as what new...

This Week in WordPress #172 20.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 12th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #172 20.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 12th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #172 20.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 12th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #172 20.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 12th July 2021

238 – ‘0’ is for Open Source 15.07.2021

If something is free then it's likely not very good. That's the generally accepted wisdom is most aspects of life, but not with WordPress! WordPress like many other software platforms is free to use and free to modify. It's yours to use as you see fit, and you don't have to pay a penny for it. This is great, and it's all underpinned by a the 'philosophy' of the Open Sou...

238 – ‘0’ is for Open Source 15.07.2021

If something is free then it's likely not very good. That's the generally accepted wisdom is most aspects of life, but not with WordPress! WordPress like many other software platforms is free to use and free to modify. It's yours to use as you see fit, and you don't have to pay a penny for it. This is great, and it's all underpinned by a the 'philosophy' of the Open Source. Today in the podcast we...

238 – ‘0’ is for Open Source 15.07.2021

If something is free then it's likely not very good. That's the generally accepted wisdom is most aspects of life, but not with WordPress! WordPress like many other software platforms is free to use and free to modify. It's yours to use as you see fit, and you don't have to pay a penny for it. This is great, and it's all underpinned by a the 'philosophy' of the Open Sou...

238 – ‘0’ is for Open Source 15.07.2021

If something is free then it's likely not very good. That's the generally accepted wisdom is most aspects of life, but not with WordPress! WordPress like many other software platforms is free to use and free to modify. It's yours to use as you see fit, and you don't have to pay a penny for it. This is great, and it's all underpinned by a the 'philosophy' of the Open Sou...

This Week in WordPress #171 13.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 5th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #171 13.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 5th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #171 13.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 5th July 2021

This Week in WordPress #171 13.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing Monday 5th July 2021

237 – Why WS Form might be the form plugin you’ll try next 08.07.2021

So your first thought might well be this "Why do I need to look at yet another form plugin? What I've already got works fine." Well... just put that sentiment on the shelf somewhere and have a look at WS Form. When you've done that, and done it properly, tell me that you're not impressed with what it offers! Today I'm chatting to the WS Form founder and developer Mark Wes...

237 – Why WS Form might be the form plugin you’ll try next 08.07.2021

So your first thought might well be this "Why do I need to look at yet another form plugin? What I've already got works fine." Well... just put that sentiment on the shelf somewhere and have a look at WS Form. When you've done that, and done it properly, tell me that you're not impressed with what it offers! Today I'm chatting to the WS Form founder and developer Mark Westguard, and he's going to...

237 – Why WS Form might be the form plugin you’ll try next 08.07.2021

So your first thought might well be this "Why do I need to look at yet another form plugin? What I've already got works fine." Well... just put that sentiment on the shelf somewhere and have a look at WS Form. When you've done that, and done it properly, tell me that you're not impressed with what it offers! Today I'm chatting to the WS Form founder and developer Mark Wes...

237 – Why WS Form might be the form plugin you’ll try next 08.07.2021

So your first thought might well be this "Why do I need to look at yet another form plugin? What I've already got works fine." Well... just put that sentiment on the shelf somewhere and have a look at WS Form. When you've done that, and done it properly, tell me that you're not impressed with what it offers! Today I'm chatting to the WS Form founder and developer Mark Wes...

This Week in WordPress #170 06.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 28th June 2021

This Week in WordPress #170 06.07.2021

This week's WordPress news for the week commencing 28th June 2021

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