Open Ecommerce

In this show we talk about the new turnkey WooCommerce, flash sales year round and a look at the first day of sessions.

I haven't talked much about our move to Porto, Portugal and what this means to Do the Woo and its next iteration.

In this DevChat Till, Zach and Carl have a lively discussion on the evolution of hosting with both WooCommerce and WordPress.

We are excited to be part of WooSesh 2022 this year as we host end-of-the-day wrap up conversations with speakers from the event.

Mary Voelker from WooCommerce shares all that you need to know if you have an agency interested in being part of the WooCommerce Agency Partner Program.

Stories of Translation, Community and Sustainability with Vachan, Maja and Simon

Bob reflects on the Contributor Day, emphasizing that contributions extend beyond coding. They express admiration for developers' expertise, acknowledge limited comprehension of technical discussions, and highlight respect for open source efforts enhancing WordPress experiences.

John shares his visions and insights around diversity, design, AI and eCommerce while interweaving thoughts on WordPress and WooCommerce.

Kevin Ohashi from Review Signal and Ryan MacDonald from Liquid Web discuss the value of benchmarking and testing for hosting services.

When I started this site, I started a changelog. Why? Well, I have two very good reasons.

Tips from Rich Tabor, Cassandra Decker, Robert Rowley, Daisy Olsen, Ronnie Burt, Amber Hinds, Jonathan Desrosiers and Ronald Gijsel

As part of the WordCampUS speaker series, I singled out this one because Cultural Intelligence resonated with me.

Listen in to these WooCommerce / WordPress builder tips from Ben Meredith, Christina Deemer, George Woodard, Nick Diego, Milana Cap and Micah Wood.

Listen in to these WooCommerce / WordPress builder tips from Chris Lubkert, Michelle Schulp, Joey Daoud, Maddy Osman and Phil Crumm.

Every product or site WooCommerce builder has a story to tell whether they are a developer, designer or anything between.

Listen to Arthurs WooCommerce story through his involvement with WordPress and the community in Uganda, Africa.

Some say that all contributions outside of contributing to teams on WordPress.org should be part of for Five for the Future. I question that logic.

David Henriquez from Klaviyo shares his story with WooCommerce and WordPress and insights on building an integration for WooCommerce.

Today I share a Twitter thread, a post and a few of my own thoughts on that first WordCamp experience as well as tips for the all attendees.

Listen as some WordPress and WooCommerce builders weigh in on choosing between a SaaS product or standalone plugin.

A great discussion on the options for software licensing with WooCommerce, both out-of-the-box or should you roll your own custom built solution.

The next big version of Do the Woo is on the road map.

Adam Silverstein talks about WordPress core performance and how it ties into the performance of larger plugins like WooCommerce.

Defining the parameters of what a WordPress or WooCommerce developer is has never been cut and dry.

Co-host Ronald shares his experience so far having joined the WooCommerce team at Automattic.