In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with WP Engine founder Jason Cohen about what it means for the company to appear in the Gartner Magic Quadrant alongside enterprise giants. We also discuss what this says about WordPress’s growing role in enterprise. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, recorded the day the GDPR took effect, I talk with Beka Rice of SkyVerge and Jilt. She explains what the regulation actually means for online stores, without the hype. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Jerry Eadeh of Nexcess, a host that has supported Magento since the beginning, right after Adobe announced it would buy Magento. We look back at Magento’s history and what the acquisition could mean. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Jen Kramer, who teaches web design at Harvard Extension School and also speaks, writes and records video courses. We talk about teaching web design and her new Bootstrap 4 video series and book. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Andrew Embler, founder and CTO of Concrete5, an open source CMS that has offered click-to-edit page editing for years. He talks about running a long-lived open source project and the ideas it pioneered. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Zac Gordon, who has made ‘Learn JavaScript Deeply’ his personal mission. We talk about his React Explained book and why React matters to WordPress developers getting ready for Gutenberg. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Rod Martin about Mautic, the open source alternative to marketing automation tools that often cost over $1,000 a month, and why it’s worth a look. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Patrick Rauland, who has seen WooCommerce from every angle: customer, support agent, core developer and product manager. We talk about his new book, WooCommerce Explained, and what he’s learned about running online stores. People in this episode
In this episode of the OSTraining Podcast, I talk with Nick Croft, who went from Genesis support to Genesis developer to architect of the Rainmaker Platform. We talk about his new developer’s guide, Genesis Explained, and why Genesis remains so popular. People in this episode
Post Status published an interview with me that covered a range of WordPress-related topics: How ridiculously competitive the WordPress space is. The deal to purchase Bylines and where we’re going with PublishPress. Our new training-marketing focus at OSTraining. Gutenberg being a huge roll of the dice for WordPress. Many thanks to Dan Knauss for bearing with me and shaping these answers into something readable. Post Status is one of the leading sources for WordPress news. It’s well worth the membership for their newsletter and their members-only Slack channel.