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Gutenberg Changelog #46: Gutenberg 10.9
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog #46: Gutenberg 10.9In the 46th episode of the Gutenberg Changelog podcast, Birgit Pauli-Haack and I talked about the Gutenberg 10.9 release. We covered also the Dev Notes published for the WordPress 5.8 release and Theme.json for WordPress Theme Authors – demo and Live Q & A with Daisy Olson, Tammie Lister, and Jeff Ong.
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Gutenberg Changelog #45: Gutenberg 10.7 & 10.8
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog #45: Gutenberg 10.7 & 10.8In the 45th episode of the Gutenberg Changelog podcast, Birgit Pauli-Haack and I covered the Gutenberg 10.7 and Gutenberg 10.8 releases. We also talked about WordPress 5.8 beta release – what’s in it, and what didn’t make it.
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Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #44: Gutenberg 10.6
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #44: Gutenberg 10.6In the 44th episode of the Gutenberg Changelog podcast, Birgit Pauli-Haack and I discuss the Gutenberg 10.6 release and WordPress 5.7.2 security release. We covered some of the new features coming to WordPress 5.8 like Duotone block support, new design-related blocks, a stable theme.json API for FSE themes and Global Styles.
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WP Owlcast #1: Contributing to WordPress
Continue reading →: WP Owlcast #1: Contributing to WordPressI met last week with Birgit Pauli-Haack and the host Maciej Palmowski on the brand new WP Owlcast podcast to talk about contributing to WordPress. We discussed a variety of topics, including different ways to get involved in the community, how to encourage people to give back, how COVID affected contributors, and other challenges in the…
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My WordPress Origin Story
Continue reading →: My WordPress Origin StoryI created my account on WordPress.com in July 2007, but I hadn’t used it much until 2015, when I joined Automattic as a JavaScript Wrangler. 2015 was also when I migrated my website to WordPress from my CMS of choice back then – Drupal. I must admit that I had a lot of experience developing with Drupal at…
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Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #43: Gutenberg 10.5
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #43: Gutenberg 10.5In the 43rd episode of the Gutenberg Changelog podcast, Birgit Pauli-Haack and I discuss the Gutenberg plugin 10.5 release. We also talk about progress on the block editor changes integration with the WordPress 5.8 release scheduled for July. In addition to that, you can learn more about the development of the Block Patterns Direction project…
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Do the Woo Podcast #118: WordPress Core and Blocks
Continue reading →: Do the Woo Podcast #118: WordPress Core and BlocksDo the Woo podcast continues to dive into some conversations with those who work on WordPress core. It is the latest addition to their regular program focused on building WooCommerce sites. Over a week ago, I met with BobWP and his co-host Mendel Kurlan to discuss my contributions to WordPress core and the block editor…
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Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #42: FSE Scope for WordPress 5.8, Gutenberg 10.4
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #42: FSE Scope for WordPress 5.8, Gutenberg 10.4In the 42nd episode of the Gutenberg Changelog podcast, Birgit Pauli-Haack and I discuss the Full-Site Editing scope for WordPress 5.8, Gutenberg’s 10.4 release, the Query Quest, and Gallery block refactor.
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Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #41: Gutenberg 10.3
Continue reading →: Gutenberg Changelog Podcast #41: Gutenberg 10.3I’m thrilled to share that I joined Birgit Pauli-Hack to co-host the Gutenberg Changelog podcast! It’s going to be a real challenge to replace Mark Uraine, who did a remarkable job in 40 previous episodes. In the 41st episode, Birgit and I discussed Gutenberg 10.3, updates on Full-site Editing MVP, and Block Patterns.
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WordSesh APAC 2020
Continue reading →: WordSesh APAC 2020It’s been a while since I gave a talk at the WordSesh APAC online conference in March 2020. Initially, I had nearly the same presentation prepared to deliver on the stage at the first-ever WordCamp Asia event a few weeks earlier. Unfortunately, the conference got canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic concerns, and I didn’t…
