Open Web Conversations

Hosts Anne and Taeke discussing their commitment to web accessibility, legal and ethical implications, and the business impact of accessibility.

A Gender Equality Survey by WP Includes seeks participation to improve gender diversity in WordPress businesses.

In a geeky conversation, Alex Standiford discusses remote work, WordPress development, the potential of PHP Nomad and ChatGPT.

Shanta Nathwani and Birgit chat about diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in the WordPress and tech community.

Robert and Courtney discuss open source events, licensing changes in Redis, and the need for sustainable funding.

In the premier episode of the series Open Talk On Open Source, hosts Robert and Courtney discuss their open source journeys and the need for collaboration and understanding between different open source communities.

The conversation with Stijn Paumen, CEO of Helio, explores cryptocurrency, stable coins, and their impact on merchants.

During CloudFest 2024, BobWP met with Groundbreaker, a nonprofit empowering young women in Uganda for tech careers through scholarships. Find more on groundbreaker.org.

Anne and Taeke discuss the expansive realm of web accessibility, covering its intersection with profitability, society, and legal compliance. They invite listener engagement and promise a diverse range of topics in future episodes.

Patricia, a non-developer and WordPress contributor, shares her experience and the value of having diverse skills at CloudFest Hackathon.

Listen in from some of the project leads that will be at this years CloudFest hackathon and learn about the goal-oriented open source projects.

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

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

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

In this episode, Kathy and Dave discuss the influence of AI and blockchain on content creation, the rise of businesses using OpenAI API, and the potential of using blockchain for content authentication. They also explore the options for WordPress content and online identity verification.

On Emerging Tech, Timothy Jacobs of SolidWP explores passkeys, a security tech for WordPress. Eliminating passwords, it uses biometric data, ensuring user safety and resisting phishing. Adopted by major firms, passkeys promise enhanced WordPress security.

Dave and Dan takes you inside of Automattic and their own thoughts around WordPress, WooCommerce and AI.

Rob joins me today and chats about how you should still make money building products and services even if you are using a free open source tool.

An introduction to our upcoming series with Brad Williams, Kathy Zant and Dave Lockie of new web technologies and WooCommerce/WordPress.

Kathy, Brad and Dave chat with Jonathan Wood from HAYVN chat about crypto payments and regulatory, two words you don't hear often together.

From a hackathon to Web3 payments, Sebastian has quite the story and some fantastic insights into crypto.

Bob and David chat about their experiences with social media, covering Twitter's decline, LinkedIn's engagement, and their ventures into Mastodon and Tumblr, discussing both pros and cons of each platform.

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

A partnership can be misunderstood or simply a mystery. I talk about my experiences while breaking it down into four partnership models.

Aaron Campbell has a passion for the Open Web, open source and WordPress with the goal that everyone should have access to all things on the web.