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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wpbuilds.com

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

This Week in WordPress #231 22.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 14th November 2022.

This Week in WordPress #231 22.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 14th November 2022.

304 – Steve Burge on running PublishPress and buying other plugins 17.11.2022

I love a good story, and that's what we've got for you today. It's Steve Burge from PublishPress. Steve's had a long history working with open source software, and, as you'll hear, he's not going anywhere. The conversation kicks off with a bit of background about Steve. We talk about his journey with a whole variety of FOSS tools such as Joomla, Drupal, Magento and WordPres...

304 – Steve Burge on running PublishPress and buying other plugins 17.11.2022

I love a good story, and that's what we've got for you today. It's Steve Burge from PublishPress. Steve's had a long history working with open source software, and, as you'll hear, he's not going anywhere. The conversation kicks off with a bit of background about Steve. We talk about his journey with a whole variety of FOSS tools such as Joomla, Drupal, Magento and WordPres...

304 – Steve Burge on running PublishPress and buying other plugins 17.11.2022

I love a good story, and that's what we've got for you today. It's Steve Burge from PublishPress. Steve's had a long history working with open source software, and, as you'll hear, he's not going anywhere. The conversation kicks off with a bit of background about Steve. We talk about his journey with a whole variety of FOSS tools such as Joomla, Drupal, Magento and WordPress. I know this journey w...

304 – Steve Burge on running PublishPress and buying other plugins 17.11.2022

I love a good story, and that's what we've got for you today. It's Steve Burge from PublishPress. Steve's had a long history working with open source software, and, as you'll hear, he's not going anywhere. The conversation kicks off with a bit of background about Steve. We talk about his journey with a whole variety of FOSS tools such as Joomla, Drupal, Magento and WordPres...

This Week in WordPress #230 15.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 7th November 2022.

This Week in WordPress #230 15.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 7th November 2022.

This Week in WordPress #230 15.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 7th November 2022.

This Week in WordPress #230 15.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 7th November 2022.

303 – Monitoring websites for clients 10.11.2022

Welcome to another in the Business Bootcamp series where we relearn everything we know about building WP sites and running a web design business from start to finish. Today we are talking about 'Monitoring websites for clients'. Relationships with clients after a traditional project rarely end with the site going live. Those who take an agile approach will not have clients continuously res...

303 – Monitoring websites for clients 10.11.2022

Welcome to another in the Business Bootcamp series where we relearn everything we know about building WP sites and running a web design business from start to finish. Today we are talking about 'Monitoring websites for clients'. Relationships with clients after a traditional project rarely end with the site going live. Those who take an agile approach will not have clients continuously res...

303 – Monitoring websites for clients 10.11.2022

Welcome to another in the Business Bootcamp series where we relearn everything we know about building WP sites and running a web design business from start to finish. Today we are talking about 'Monitoring websites for clients'. Relationships with clients after a traditional project rarely end with the site going live. Those who take an agile approach will not have clients continuously res...

303 – Monitoring websites for clients 10.11.2022

Welcome to another in the Business Bootcamp series where we relearn everything we know about building WP sites and running a web design business from start to finish. Today we are talking about 'Monitoring websites for clients'. Relationships with clients after a traditional project rarely end with the site going live. Those who take an agile approach will not have clients continuously responding...

This Week in WordPress #229 08.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 31st October 2022.

This Week in WordPress #229 08.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 31st October 2022.

This Week in WordPress #229 08.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 31st October 2022.

This Week in WordPress #229 08.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 31st October 2022.

302 – Eric Karkovack on the merits of canonical plugins in WordPress 03.11.2022

On the podcast today we have Eric Karkovack. He's been in the WordPress space for ages and contributes in a whole variety of ways. I've been wanting to get him on the show for ages, but our calendars kept colliding, until today! We talk about two, not related, subjects. The first is WebP images, and the second is canonical plugins. You might not have heard of WebP images, but they're a...

302 – Eric Karkovack on the merits of canonical plugins in WordPress 03.11.2022

On the podcast today we have Eric Karkovack. He's been in the WordPress space for ages and contributes in a whole variety of ways. I've been wanting to get him on the show for ages, but our calendars kept colliding, until today! We talk about two, not related, subjects. The first is WebP images, and the second is canonical plugins. You might not have heard of WebP images, but they're all the rage!...

302 – Eric Karkovack on the merits of canonical plugins in WordPress 03.11.2022

On the podcast today we have Eric Karkovack. He's been in the WordPress space for ages and contributes in a whole variety of ways. I've been wanting to get him on the show for ages, but our calendars kept colliding, until today! We talk about two, not related, subjects. The first is WebP images, and the second is canonical plugins. You might not have heard of WebP images, but they're a...

302 – Eric Karkovack on the merits of canonical plugins in WordPress 03.11.2022

On the podcast today we have Eric Karkovack. He's been in the WordPress space for ages and contributes in a whole variety of ways. I've been wanting to get him on the show for ages, but our calendars kept colliding, until today! We talk about two, not related, subjects. The first is WebP images, and the second is canonical plugins. You might not have heard of WebP images, but they're a...

This Week in WordPress #228 01.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 24th October 2022.

This Week in WordPress #228 01.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 24th October 2022.

This Week in WordPress #228 01.11.2022

The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 24th October 2022.

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