Nathan Wrigley
WP Builds
Nathan Wrigley and David Waumsley discuss what it is that they like about WordPress, from plugins to people, themes to hosting!
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: wpbuilds.com
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Episodes
345 – Don’t make websites for friends and family 12.10.2023 51:41
It’s the 17th episode of our “Thinking the Unthinkable” series and our topic is “Don’t make websites for friends and family”. Do I even need to explain this episode?!?! If, like David and I, you stumbled into working on the web, then it's likely that friends and relations played some part in getting your career off the ground. Back-in-the-day there were no 'pros' and clients were just after someo...
This Week in WordPress #270 10.10.2023 1:38:03
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 2nd October 2023.
344 – Dan Knauss on why you should harden WordPress 05.10.2023 45:33
Today we're joined by Dan Knauss, a technical content generalist at SolidWP (formerly iThemes). The episode focuses on the importance of hardening WordPress websites for enhanced security. Dan discusses their approach to security, which includes targeted security measures rather than trying to cover every potential vulnerability. They emphasise the need for timely updates and advocate for working...
This Week in WordPress #269 03.10.2023 1:30:23
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 25th September 2023.
343 – Is browser interoperability a threat to page building? 28.09.2023 55:30
This is the 16th episode of our "Thinking the Unthinkable" series and I think we have come up with our catchiest title ever... “Is browser interoperability a threat to page building?" - truly inspirational! Remember the good old days when no two browsers renders anything in the same way? You don't? You're lucky! It used to be the case that all of the browsers went their own way. The result was a s...
This Week in WordPress #268 26.09.2023 1:24:28
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 18th September 2023.
342 – Thomas J Raef on protecting your website. Security mini series 3/4 21.09.2023 1:08:48
This is third of four podcast episodes related to WordPress security. It's the third of our four-part security mini series. Prior to that, the other episodes featured Calvin Alkan as well as Akshat Choudhary. This is Thomas from, we watch your website giving his impression of the state of WordPress security. I did the spiel before, but I'm going to do it again in order to not put anybody's noses o...
341 – Is the WordPress community overrated? 14.09.2023 59:10
This in the 15th episode of our "Thinking the Unthinkable" series. Today we are asking... is the WordPress community overrated? What have we done? This could be the end of this podcast! Let’s hope nobody thinks we are trying to speak for the community, or that we even have a clue what the community truly is! We explore the diverse perspectives surrounding the WordPress community. From debates on d...
This Week in WordPress #267 12.09.2023 1:37:41
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 4th September 2023.
340 – Akshat Choudhary on the utility of WordPress firewalls and malware scanners. Security mini series 2/4 07.09.2023 1:07:53
This is second of four podcast episodes related to WordPress security. For the first time ever (well second time I suppose!) I feel like I need to add some context to the show notes so that you understand the context of what I'm doing here. A little while ago there was some news in the WordPress space about the merits of using plugins for securing your WordPress website. Researchers (see the previ...
This Week in WordPress #266 05.09.2023 1:25:07
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 28th August 2023.
339 – Are web design clients only interested in what they can see? 24.08.2023 50:04
It is the 14th episode of our “Thinking the Unthinkable” series. The idea for today's topic came from our last episode in which we were talking about the pros and cons of no code builders. Here we’re asking "Are web design clients only interested in what they can see?", but it could have been "Are web designers responsible for the growth in DIY sites?". We explore the evolving landscape of web des...
This Week in WordPress #265 22.08.2023 1:28:58
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 14th August 2023.
338 – Calvin Alkan on the state of WordPress security plugins. Security mini series 1/4 17.08.2023 1:23:18
his is first of four podcast episodes related to WordPress security. For the first time ever, I feel like I need to add some context to the show notes so that you understand the context of what I'm doing here. A little while ago there was some news in the WordPress space about the merits of using plugins for securing your WordPress website. Researchers (Calvin being one of them) had discovered way...
This Week in WordPress #264 15.08.2023 1:33:31
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 7th August 2023.
337 – No code is a lie 03.08.2023 55:39
So you've been building websites for a while now and you've got really good at it. You don't really touch the code, but that's okay, because the tool that you're using promised that you would never have to. Erm... how's that working out in reality? I'm guessing that if this question resonates with you, you'll be interested in the podcast today. Is it possible to have tools which really allow you t...
This Week in WordPress #263 01.08.2023 1:28:56
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 24th July 2023.
336 – Roman Axelrod on standardising web development workflows 27.07.2023 41:24
On the podcast today we have Roman Axelrod, a web developer from Israel. Roman joins us to share his experience running a web development agency, and his journey into the world of WordPress. He discusses the challenges his agency faced when working with third-party freelancers who created inconsistent designs; the frustrations he felt and what he did about it. To tackle this issue, Roman and his t...
This Week in WordPress #262 25.07.2023 1:34:25
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 17th July 2023.
335 – Affiliate marketing is disingenuous 20.07.2023 50:11
Welcome to the 12th episode of our 'Thinking the Unthinkable' series. Today we shall be squirming in our seats as we talk about whether 'Affiliate marketing is disingenuous'. Affiliate marketing has never been our thing, but with making content there has to be some way to pay for the time. Certainly we have earned some commissions from it via our individual content. I think it fair to say we have...
This Week in WordPress #261 18.07.2023 1:33:10
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 10th July 2023.
334 – Building a platform: helping developers commercialise their projects 13.07.2023 51:49
On the podcast today we have Vova Feldman, the founder of Freemius. Vova is an entrepreneur with a passion for software development. He was introduced to WordPress by accident. While working as a software developer in the Israeli intelligence and doing startups on the side, Vova created a SaaS product as a hobby. People started requesting a WordPress plugin for his product, which sparked his curio...
This Week in WordPress #260 11.07.2023 1:30:51
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 3rd July 2023.
333 – No one cares what your website looks like! 06.07.2023 44:32
It is the 11th episode of our “Thinking the Unthinkable” series, and today's thought provoking title is “No one cares what your website looks like!”. There’s a number of articles with this title and similar sentiment expressed by many UX designers and SEO’s. With limited ways to judge the abilities of a web agency, many clients are likely to approach websites as if they were a piece of work in an...
This Week in WordPress #259 04.07.2023 1:32:08
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 3rd July 2023.
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