This is a free course on how to builder a WooCommerce store website using the free Kadence theme.

Free WooCommerce Course
Christian Taylor @ craylor.academy • 7 months ago
Christian Taylor @ craylor.academy • 7 months ago
This is a free course on how to builder a WooCommerce store website using the free Kadence theme.
Linnea Huxford @ youtube.com • 7 months ago
The NY Post is a very large WordPress multi-site instance that publishes about 300 articles a day, has many authors in the admin writing at the same time, and has a large number of simultaneous visitors. This WCUS presentation gives an overview of the techniques used to scale the site. It is something of a list of things that can go wrong and types of fixes.
David McCan @ webtng.com • 7 months ago
I’m logging in and out of WordPress websites all day long. There is a free web browser extension called WordPress Admin Switcher that makes this quicker. It is a nice quality of life enhancement that works on Chrome and Chromium based browsers.
Uyen Hoang @ metabox.io • 8 months ago
The Meta Box team put together a comparison between Meta Box Views and Dynamic Shortcodes. There are more similarities than I realized.
Milana Cap @ developer.wordpress.org • 8 months ago
Here is a tutorial on using the WP-CLi. It has a focus on some of the security related tasks available.
David McCan @ youtube.com • 8 months ago
GutenKit is a new block collection from Wpmet. It has a ton of features and was created from the start to work in the Site Editor. This video includes a GutenKit overview and a walk-through using the Pro version to create Custom Post Type templates. The strengths and areas needing improvement are shown and discussed.
Uyen Hoang @ metabox.io • 8 months ago
Here is a tutorial from the Meta Box team on how to show upcoming events using Meta Box and Breakdance.
Riad Benguella @ make.wordpress.org • 8 months ago
Riad Benguella shares some best practices and things to avoid when developing for Gutenberg. Overall it seems like a rear-guard fight to keep things lean.
Matt Medeiros @ youtube.com • 8 months ago
WordPress had a “win” with Create Content Model, but instead of embracing it they labeled it an “oops”. I guess despite what some might want to think, WordPress is not acting like a startup. When an entrepreneur sees something stick they jump on it like a $20 bill being blown down the sidewalk. I like how Matt Medeiros subtly suggest that this kind of functionality in core is not really that outrageous or abnormal.