WP Builds Newsletter #58 – WordPress 5.2 Beta 2, so much security and photos of black holes
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 8th April 2019: WordPress Core WordPress 5.2 Beta 2 Gutenberg Team Publishes RFC Document on Widget-Block Interfaces Community WordSesh Returns May 22, 2019, Speaker Application Deadline is April 19 GoDaddy Acquires…
123 – Creating WordPress courses with Joe Casabona
WP Builds Newsletter #57 – Gutenberg mandatory, evil plugins and stand up more
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 1st April 2019: WordPress Core WordPress 5.2 to Make Gutenberg Block Editor Use Mandatory for All WordPress Sites“Since its initial release in WordPress 5.0, WordPress fans have used the new Gutenberg…
122 – Is our marketing all wrong?
WP Builds Newsletter #56 – WordPress 5.2 Beta 1, Elementor motion effects and security updates
121 – Automate your social postings using Social Web Suite with Tina Todorovic
WP Builds Newsletter #55 – Multiple plugins hacked, plugin updates and MySpace loses data
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 18th March 2019: WordPress Core WordPress Ends Support for PHP 5.2 – 5.5, Bumps Minimum Required PHP Version to 5.6“WordPress has officially ended support for PHP 5.2 – 5.5 and bumped…
120 – Have you got WordPress plugin fatigue?
WP Builds Newsletter #54 – WordPress 5.1.1, plugin updates and Facebook goes down
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 11th March 2019: WordPress Core WordPress 5.1.1 Patches Critical Vulnerability“WordPress 5.1.1 was released yesterday evening with an important security update for a critical cross-site scripting vulnerability found in 5.1 and prior…
119 – Using Groundhogg to self host your email marketing with Adrian Tobey
WP Builds Newsletter #53 – WordPress triage team, plugin updates and Google+ is no more
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 4th March 2019: WordPress Core Introducing the WordPress Triage Team“As WordPress has grown, the volume of tickets in Trac has naturally increased. While the number of open tickets on its own…
118 – We know nothing about website pricing
WP Builds Newsletter #52 – Blocks management, image creation and free videos
117 – Using WordPress to run your online course with Chris Badgett from Lifter LMS
WP Builds Newsletter #51 – WordPress 5.1 released, plugin updates and AI gets really scary
116 – How to secure your WordPress website with Oliver Sild from WebARX
WP Builds Newsletter #50 – WordPress 5.1 RC, multiple vulnerabilities and AI gets scary
115 – The client is always right, we just need anger management
WP Builds Newsletter #49 – New Gutenberg blocks, Wordfence Central and DuckDuckGo rising
114 – Introducing Split Hero for split testing with Adam Lacey
WP Builds Newsletter #48 – WordPress 5.1 Beta 3, Plugin updates and Google dominates
113 – Should we give our clients telephone support?
WP Builds Newsletter #47 – WordPress 5.1, Gutenberg and Page Builder updates and new Google Search Console features
112 – How to do SEO right with Phil Singleton
WP Builds Newsletter #46 – Automattic announces Newspack, WordPress 5.1 feature and Gutenberg layouts
111 – Should we use the magic email?
WP Builds Newsletter #45 – WordPress 5.0.3, we’re no longer bloggers and free GitHub
110 – A WordPress intranet solution from WOffice
WP Builds Newsletter #44 – WordPress marketing, image optimisation and a super detailed image
109 – What changed in 2018 and what is coming in 2019
108 – Make your blog posts work harder for you with Ben Dell from Missinglettr
107 – The top 5 reasons why we are web designers
WP Builds Newsletter #43 – Updates to WordPress 5 already, PHP updates and social media is news
106 – With the right tools and guidance, anyone can design a great site with Mor Cohen
WP Builds Newsletter #42 – WordPress 5.0 is out, nobody dies and Google stepping into WordPress
105 – Rebecca Gill and her amazing life; flourishing from adversity
WP Builds Newsletter #41 – WordPress 5.0 RC2, Plugin vulnerabilities and FBI takes down ad fraud network
104 – UX… What on earth is it?
WP Builds Newsletter #40 – WordPress Release Candidate 5.0, new blocks creator and VSCode course
103 – Adam Preiser talks about making eCommerce easy with CartFlows
WP Builds Newsletter #39 – WordPress 5.0 beta 5, GDPR plugin hack and comments in Google SERPs
102 – It’s time for us to quit
WP Builds Newsletter #38 – WordPress 5.0 update delayed, multiple security concerns and do you earn enough?
101 – Matt Mullenweg… Why Gutenberg? And why now?
WP Builds Newsletter #37 – Gutenberg accessibility updates, PHP 5 dead and Red Hat bought
100 – The LIVE (disaster) podcast!
WP Builds Newsletter #36 – WordPress 5.0 Beta, getting bored with WordPress and video news
99 – Help your clients to help you with a Client Portal – Laura Elizabeth explains
WP Builds Newsletter #35 – Twenty Nineteen close, accessibility concerns and a super fast camera
98 – Carrie Dils talks about why she loves WordPress and how you can use it
WP Builds Newsletter #34 – Help needed with Gutenberg, Elementor adds Custom Fields integrations and DuckDuckGo on the rise
97 – What is cold calling and should I be doing it with Jim Galiano?
WP Builds Newsletter #33 – Gutenberg release date, WordCamp Europe and Google pay Apple a lot of dollars
96 – Show me my data! Query Wrangler with Jonathan Daggerhart
WP Builds Newsletter #32 – Gutenberg 4.0, PHP 7.3 and 50m Facebook accounts hacked
95 – What we do when a client asks for something we’ve never done before
WP Builds Newsletter #31 – Gutenberg Cloud, WPForms buys forms plugin and robots on asteriods
94 – How to use WP Ultimo to create your own Multisite network with Arindo Duque
WP Builds Newsletter #30 – WordPress 4.9.9, Gutenberg updates and the world’s oldest cheese
93 – What makes a successful proposal with Adam Hempenstall
WP Builds Newsletter #29 – New vunerabilites, Drupal Elementor and significant Chrome updates
92 – Do higher prices mean better clients?
WP Builds Newsletter #28 – Long live the Classic Editor, Gutenberg updates and AI taking our jobs
91 – FacetWP filtering for your site with Matt Gibbs
WP Builds Newsletter #27 – ClassicPress fork, multisite media library and cPanel acquired
90 – Gutenberg – Let’s have a Block Party with Eric Debelak
WP Builds Newsletter #26 – Yoast and Gutenberg updates, WP growth fund and space news
89 – How to really connect with your clients with Erin Flynn
WP Builds Newsletter #25 – Gutenberg updates, ACF blocks and Drupal gets Gutenberg
88 – Lightening fast static WordPress hosting with Daniel Olson
WP Builds Newsletter #24 – Gutenberg news bonanza, good things from Envato and a free image repo!
87 – Could Plutio be your all in one business software?
WP Builds Newsletter #23 – Try Gutenberg, The Fields API needs help, and water on Mars
86 – Keeping your work organised inside WordPress with Corey Maass
WP Builds Newsletter #22 – WordPress 4.9.8 improvements, UI fun and weird divs
85 – Create a turnkey website business with WordPress… Matthew Rodela did
WP Builds Newsletter #21 – Gutenberg madness; disable it, theme it and finally send android messages from your PC
84 – Build 48 websites in a weekend for good causes with Adam Walker
WP Builds Newsletter #20 – WordPress 4.9.7 & 4.9.8 plus a spaceship going to the sun
83 – Brizy Page Builder – Dimitrie Baitanciuc tells us all about it
WP Builds Newsletter #19 – Acquisitions madness, flaw in WordPress Core and loads of Google stuff
82 – Properly supporting our wonderful WordPress community with Dan Maby
WP Builds Newsletter #18 – Way too much Gutenberg news, Automattic buys Atavist and more EU laws
This weeks WordPress news – Covering The Week Commencing 18th June 2018: Matt Mullenweg Unveils Gutenberg Roadmap at WCEU, WordPress Agencies and Product Developers Sprint to PrepareLast week I mentioned the fact that Matt Mullenweg had spoken about Gutenberg at…