Open Ecommerce

Awhile back I shared how I was turning it up to 11 when it comes to the WordPress community. Been going steady, and now it's 11 at Do the Woo.

Meg Phillips has led a diverse path of careers that have led to a life as a developer and part of the WooCommerce community.

Being a Happiness Engineer for WooCommerce means supporting your customers and your internal team. Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Woo support.

Knowing what drives the engine via WordPress will make you a better WooCommerce builders. Listen as Courtney Robertson shares all there is to know about Learn. WordPress

Mitch Callahan, CEO at Saucal, is proud to run an agency that has a focus on WooCommerce and helping to build the ecosystem.

BobWP discusses the evolution of the "Do the Woo" podcast, highlighting new segments like "Woo Builder Bites," designed for builders to share valuable insights in brief episodes.

Eric Karkovack shares his long history in the web space, his insights into WooCommerce and WordPress and his love for writing.

Scott Kingsley Clark share some insights for builders when it come to a work/life balance from his upcoming WordFest panel session.

From checkout to tokens, an app store to pricing, Jordan Gal gives us insights into the future around the WooCommerce ecosystem.

Meher shares her own story of how she started building sites with WooCommerce, but also adds insights on how you can start your own story as a builder.

A behind-the-scenes look at part of the branding and design team at WooCommerce.

Listen in as seven WooCommerce builders tell their story of how WooCommerce has impacted their lives and businesses.

Bud Kraus shares his own story of the journey of building courses for WordPress and the challenges around WooCommerce courses.

A discussion around WordPress 5.9, the acceptance and now moving forward, plus how it affects WooCommerce builders.

Lean about the potential for using NFTs to expand the scope of your WooCommerce membership site.

With the new plan for WooCommerce Custom Order Tables, we brought in three developers to explore and discuss the topic.

Matt Mullenweg, WordPress co-founder and visionary shares a lot in this one. Listen in and unpack Matt's insights from the web to human nature.

Robert Windisch kicks off our Woo Builder Stories series as he tells us his stories around clients, community and contributing.

Erika Ellacott, Merchant Community Advocate from WooCommerce shares insights and a look at how she inspires and guides the community.

Listen in as agency owners Robbie and Zach talk about their own experiences having worked with various platforms and open source software.

Jamie has been in the WooCommerce builder ecosystem for over a decade. Innovating along the way, he now is directly brining the full site editor and blocks to the WooCommerce product pages.

We have a lively discussion in this episode on the State of the Word, community, full site editor, Gutenberg, OpenVerse and Web 3.0

WS Form plugin entered a crowded form market in WordPress. Learn how founder Mark Westguard met that challenge head-on.

With the State of the Word now past, Adam Warner, Joe Wells, Michelle Frechette and Rob Cairns share these last thoughts.

Although WooCommerce was not touched on at the State of the Word, I was able to get in a general question about Woo during Q and A.