What’s that on the horizon? It’s another episode of WP Late Night, “Huge brain bank” with special guest co-host Helen Hou-Sandí filling in for Dre Armeda. In this episode we discussed WordPress 3.5, Jetpack, and of course Brian Richard’s magically curly hair. Show notes are included just after the jump.
Brad Williams, Dre Armeda and I rocked out another episode of WP Late Night this week: episode #16 forever dubbed Thingamatini. And you’ll just have to listen to find out why we called it that.
Brad Williams was out this week since he’s getting married and enjoying a bit of a vacation (congrats you two!). Tony Perez was kind enough to join Dre and I for this week’s episode of WP Late Night, and we had a great time.
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Fourteen sure feels like a big number of episodes, doesn’t it? On this episode of WP Late Night we talked about recent discussions around WordPress core development, Photocrati acquiring NextGEN, and various commenting systems. We also discovered Brad’s a huge liar.
This episode was sponsored by Harvest, the simple online time tracking software. Use the discount code “WP” to save 50% on your first month.
Show notes are just after the jump.
This week’s WP Late Night went back to basics, with just the three main co-hosts (Dre, Brad and myself). Unfortunately nothing big really happened this week, so we just had to discuss WordPress 3.4, the new official Facebook plugin, and…oh, yeah. Turns out it was a big week.
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John Hawkins joins the WP Late Night crew in episode number 12. We discuss recent WordCamps, Brad mispronounces security in possibly the funniest way ever, and we talk about the concept of the “patronage model” as it applies to client development work.
This episode was sponsored by Harvest, the simple online time tracking software. Use the discount code “WP” to save 50% on your first month.
Jason Cohen, founder of Smart Bear and WPEngine joined the WP Late Night crew for episode number eleven. We discussed WordPress 3.4 RC1, nine years of WordPress, editing core files, and WordPress on mobile devices.
This episode was sponsored by Obox Themes and their Social Commerce plugin. I recommend checking out their demo for a quick idea of what Social Commerce can do for your site.
The infamous Otto Wood joined the WP Late Night crew this week to discuss WordPress.org, WordPress plugins, PressNomics, Code Poet, and all sorts of other stuff. If you enjoy WordPress discussion, particularly if you’re a WordPress developer, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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On this week’s episode of WP Late Night we discussed the WordPress Community Summit, security issues and WordPress plugins, and the newly launched WP App Store. And you know you want to listen in to find out where that episode title comes from, right?
This episode is sponsored by the Typecase plugin by UpThemes and the upcoming WordPress service Raft.io.
Frederick Townes, creator of the W3 Total Cache plugin and Senior Technical Advisor at Mashable, joined in last night for WP Late Night #8. We followed up on the WPMods and ThemeThrift discussions from last week, went over freelancer prices and books about WordPress, and finished up with a bit of a back and forth over issues facing WordCamp organizers. We were also briefly joined by Tony Perez (who wrote last week’s blog post that had everyone talking) when we discussed WordCamps.
This episode is sponsored by WordPress theme shop CSSIgniter and SeedProd’s Coming Soon Pro plugin.
