Show archive of Jonathan Wold

This week on WPwatercooler we’re how to move your WordPress website to a new and better webhost. thank u, next! Continue Reading EP347 – thank u, next (How to move your website to a new WordPress web host)

This week on WPwatercooler we’re discussing WordPress meetups, where to find them and how to get involved. Continue Reading EP344 -WordPress Meetups

This week on WPwatercooler we talk about Automattic raising $300M Series D from Salesforce Ventures and how this would affect if any the WordPress open source project.  Continue Reading EP337 – Mo money, Mo Problems

Conflicts of interest with WordCamp and WordPress Meetup organizers. Continue Reading EP335 – Conflicts of Interest – What WordCamp and WordPress Meetup organizers should know

This week on WPwatercooler we discussed the differences between WooCommerce, Shopify and Amazon for selling products for ecommerce. Continue Reading EP331 – WooCommerce vs Shopify vs Amazon – WPwatercooler

Two topics on one episode?!?! We discuss Zoom and it’s local web server as well as dealing with responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities in WordPress. Continue Reading EP328 – Zoom’s local server & responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities in WordPress

This week we’re talking about WordPress Site Health. Continue Reading EP323 – WordPress Site Health

On this episode Sé Reed, Jonathan Wold & Steve Zehngut discussed many pressing WordPress topics such as beverage selection with LaCroix and autonomy with working as a solopreneur and having things fall through the cracks. Continue Reading EP321 – The workflow of a WordPress Solopreneur

WordPress community, we had a tough week, let’s dive in. Continue Reading EP316 – Discussing a hard week in WordPress – WPwatercooler

This week on WPwatercooler we explore the fact that WordPress, it’s plugins and themes are someone else’s code and how to explain this to your clients. WordPress is made up of code from many contributors and plugins are as well. When support is no longer available what should you do? Continue Reading EP314 – Explaining to clients that WordPress is someone else’s code