Open Ecommerce

Marco Almeida, WordPress and Woo plugin developer, talks about the niche of building WooCommerce plugins to meet the needs in Portugal.

The Interactivity API allows WordPress developers to create consistent, interactive blocks, improving user experience and code consistency. WooCommerce benefits from improved speed, accessibility, security, and collaboration with WordPress.

In anticipation of WordCamp Asia 2024, listen to thirteen speakers share what they will be talking about in their session.

WordCamp Asia 2024 promises an exciting event in Taipei with fantastic speakers, workshops, family-friendly room, and diverse food options. Networking is key.

Jonathan and Tammie discuss the growing WordPress and WooCommerce presence in the hosting industry, emphasizing diversity, inclusion, and partnership opportunities at CloudFest.

Cody Landefeld from Mode Effect discusses Mode Effect's evolution into a full-service ecommerce agency, emphasizing customer care and technical strategies.

WooBits, a end of the week show that highlights concise and useful WooCommerce tips for builders and businesses.

Discover the latest insights in e-commerce and email marketing with Greg Zakowicz, an Omnisend expert. Learn about automation, AI’s role, and essential tips for successful engagement on Woo Biz Chat

The GatherPress plugin has been proposed to replace Meetup.com to help organize WordPress events through an open source solution.

Noel Tock from Human Made shares insights on WordPress limitations and the role of AI and the importance of learning product marketing deeply.

WooCommerce dev business up and downs, grants available for Frames builders and outsourcing for WooCommerce builder projects.

This episode tackles a discussion on the importance of supporting open source projects in the WordPress space.

WooCommerce developer Uros and WordPress engineer Sabrina discuss website performance optimization, advocating for awareness, regular testing, and practical tools.

In WooBits, Woo unveils new dev docs directory, James Kemp takes on as product lead and how do you spell ecommerce?

We welcome Cloudways, managed cloud hosting for WordPress and WooCommerce, as a sponsor of our Woo ProductChat show.

Nenad Conić from Maksimer gives tips on scaling WooCommerce, tools for optimizing the database for scalability in high traffic events.

Great tips and insights for WordPress and WooCommerce builders who are creating a plugin that is an extension of an existing plugin.

Do the Woo will be covering both the hackathon and the conference during CloudFest 2024 at Europa-Park in Germany.

In WooBits I amplify a hidden feature request board on Woo.com and 5 WooCommerce premium plugins for sale by our host Katie Keith at Barn2.

WordPress contributors Pooja, Brian and Anand discuss how product testing is crucial and the learning process behind it. 

Adam and Emma talking about all things content when it comes to building brand recognition and trust for your Woo and WordPress business.

One more show with reflections and takeaways from State of the Word 2023.

Hosts Robbie Adair and Robert Jacobi discuss their predictions for 2024, focusing on the acronym ASP: Accessibility, Security, and Privacy

Hosts Jonathan and Tammie reflect on their experiences with the Gutenberg project in WordPress.

Discover how AI SEO and content creation impacts the future of WordPress and WooCommerce with Dave Lockie and Alex Moss.