[podcast_player id=”5697″] [audio_player id=”5695″] Alright, buckle up, WordPress nerds, because today was a *day* on the interwebs. First up, the eternal debate: **Page builders – are they the devil or a developer’s best friend?** Someone bravely suggested they’re actually *for the clients*, empowering them to make changes without needing a dev for every little thing. […]
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[podcast_player id=”4118″] [audio_player id=”4109″] Okay, so here’s the lowdown on what’s been buzzing in the WordPress world today. It’s been a mix of the usual suspects – caching woes, plugin gripes, and the eternal “why WordPress?” debate – plus some interesting drama brewing. **The “Why WordPress?” Question Persists:** Someone kicked off a thread asking why […]
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[podcast_player id=”3200″] [audio_player id=”3196″] Alright, everyone, gather ’round, let’s talk WordPress today! First, the drama. It seems the lawsuit between WP Engine and Automattic is still simmering, with some proposed governance board changes that are raising eyebrows – mostly about who gets to be on it and why. Also, Matt Mullenweg is apparently unbanning folks […]
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[podcast_player id=”2381″] [audio_player id=”2379″] Alright, friends, gather ’round the virtual water cooler. Here’s the lowdown from the WordPress universe today, and trust me, there’s some juicy stuff. First off, we’ve got the classic “I inherited a dumpster fire” scenario. Someone took over a site that’s *slightly* out of date – like, 17+ pending updates out […]
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