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In this episode, Nik McLaughlin and I explore the complexities of community feedback, open source contribution, and the responsibilities of platform maintainers.
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I talk to Matt Medeiros about the shift in agentic coding, WordPress 7.0, and where we see websites and webdev heading in the next few years.
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Nik McLaughlin from Skyverge, dives deep into the evolving landscape of WooCommerce and the implications of MCP in the WordPress ecosystem.
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Rodolfo Melogli talks about the upcoming Checkout Summit, focusing on the WooCommerce community and the importance of in-person conferences.
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In this conversation, Ian Misner discusses his work with Kestrel and the importance of checkout processes in e-commerce, particularly through their product CheckoutWC. He highlights the features that differentiate CheckoutWC from WooCommerce’s default checkout, the significance of conversion rates, and the need for extensibility and customization in WooCommerce. Ian also shares insights on preparing for
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Nick Diego joins the show to talk about WordPress Studio and building an open source local development tool at WordPress.com.
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Four developer advocates get grilled by ChatGPT on the future of WordPress & AI.
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In this conversation, Brian Coords and Matt Medeiros discuss the evolution of WordPress, the impact of AI on development, and the ongoing debates surrounding themes and plugins. They analyze Kevin Geary’s blog post, exploring the philosophical differences in how WordPress is perceived and used by different audiences. The discussion also touches on the importance of
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Mike McAlister talks about his new *free* Ollie Block and Theme development courses, AI’s effect on developer education, and where WordPress should go next.
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Christian Taylor shares his journey as a content creator and YouTuber focused on online tech and covers topics like generating revenue and managing burnout.
