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From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Open Channels FM partners with CloudFest USA in Miami on November 5-6, highlighting keynotes, panels, and networking opportunities for cloud and hosting professionals. From openchannels.fm…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More The discussion on backwards compatibility highlights its importance in WordPress, ensuring seamless functionality during updates. Experts emphasize careful support for older versions, enabling a smoother…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More The episode features Dave Lockie having a conversation with Sam Williams about Arweave, a decentralized storage network addressing digital impermanence and promoting permanent information preservation.…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More WordPress is powered by a passionate community. Companies should sponsor contributors for goodwill, ecosystem health, and industry connections. Starting small is key to making a…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode of The WordPress Way, Abha Thakor and Fellyph Cintra discuss WordPress Playground, its features, accessibility, and impact on developers and users. From…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Something exciting is happening at WordCamp Gdynia 2025 on September 26–28, 2025 and it’s bigger than the coffee breaks and after-party combined. For the first…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Woo’s latest merchant survey uncovers a growing “preparation gap” for Black Friday and Cyber Monday (BFCM). Larger merchants, especially those earning over $1M annually, are…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More We’re excited to share that Open Channels is an official media partner for LoopConf 2025, the leading event for WordPress developers, engineers, and builders. This…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More We are taking a break until September to accommodate vacations and back-to-school preparations while finalizing our rebranding efforts for a polished look. From openchannels.fm Source:…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More These days, it feels like every business is leaning on AI, chatbots, or endless help articles. While those tools can help, they often leave customers…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode, listen in as we discuss the significance of backward compatibility in WordPress, sharing insights from expert Gary Pendergast on technical challenges and…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Are you passionate about building websites or tinkering with WordPress, but feel like sharing your ideas on the WordPress Developer Blog is only for seasoned…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More If you’re heading to WordCampUS, don’t forget to say hi to our awesome hosts and check out the sponsors supporting the event. From openchannels.fm Source:…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In a recent episode, founder BobWP gave you an idea of where we are going with in Phase 2 of our rebranding. He had mentioned…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Web agencies face client engagement challenges during project transitions. Figma’s interactive prototypes improve communication, enabling clients to provide focused feedback and visualize designs quickly, enhancing…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Welcome to this episode of DevPulse, Expanding the Stack. Today, co-host Carl Alexander dives into a lively conversation with Nyasha Green, a software developer, project…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode, Adam talks to Miriam and Amy about contributing to WordPress, sharing insights on how companies and individuals can support the open-source project…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More To succeed in a WordPress plugin biz, focus on customer support. Start solo for real feedback, then scale with docs and AI, but don’t forget…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode, Abha Thakor chats with Justin Tadlock and Mary Baum about the WordPress Developer Blog, discussing its value for developers, collaboration, and contributions.…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More BobWP’s updating us on the podcast’s rebranding journey called “phase two.” He explains how they’re changing series, sunsetting some, and keeping the good stuff fresh…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In the first episode of Publishing Flow, host Derek and Ash Shaw talk about how Figma transformed their WordPress workflow, enhancing design collaboration, client workflows,…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode of WP Behind the Builds series, host Mark Westguard chats with Maarten Belmans of Studio Wombat to explore the ins and outs…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In the final WordPress Event Talk, the Indonesian community discussed Indonesia’s readiness to host WordCamp Asia, emphasizing local strengths, challenges, and the need for a…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Three WordPress veterans argue that generalists are valuable in tech, emphasizing adaptability, effective communication, and problem-solving abilities over narrow specialization for achieving higher consultancy rates.…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More The future of online publishing is all about personal expression, not just business stuff. WordPress needs to embrace short videos and everyday moments to stay…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More BobWP shares insights on the podcast’s rebrand, focusing on evolving content, elevating community voices, and repurposing past episodes, plus series changes aimed at storytelling. From…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In open source communities, it’s easy to focus on just one platform. Whether you’re deep into WordPress, Drupal, or another CMS, it’s tempting to stay…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Remote work has been a defining feature of tech culture for years, but it has become especially prominent in open source communities. As more professionals…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In the evolving digital commerce landscape, successful funding requires strong founder-investor relationships, clear problem-solving focus, and ethical considerations, emphasizing collaborative growth and effective product strategies.…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this episode of Dev Pulse, hosts chat with Jason Cosper about the challenges and humor in infrastructure, consulting rates, communication, and the evolving role…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More As AI advances, WordPress must choose between cloud-based tools or local agent workflows. Emerging protocols allow dynamic communication, influencing automation, privacy, and the future control…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More As described by longtime contributor Tammie Lister in a recent episode of Open Talk on Open Channels, fractional sponsorship is when a contributor is sponsored…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In this Media Playbook episode, Rae Morey and Adam Weeks discuss effective pitching for WordPress stories, covering what makes a story newsworthy, and providing practical…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More When a business first starts creating content, it often looks chaotic. There’s not always a strategy. You try a few blog posts, maybe some tutorials…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More Tone in writing significantly influences communication, especially in async messages, where emojis, punctuation, and warmth affect how messages are received and interpreted. From openchannels.fm Source:…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In async work, short messages often lead to confusion. Being clear and detailed helps everyone understand without endless back-and-forth. Good communication is about being useful,…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In the world of WordPress, it’s tempting to think that every company update deserves media attention. You’ve landed a new client, launched a product update,…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More This episode of Open Event Talk discusses the significance of non-official WordPress events, emphasizing grassroots initiatives like Alt Ctrl Org that foster inclusive conversations and…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More When we were first invited to be a media partner for this event, we were still known as Do the Woo. A lot has changed…

From openchannels.fm Source: Read More In Open Talk on Open Source, Adam Weeks, Tammy Lister, Zach Stepek, and Tim Monner discuss the importance of contributing to WordPress, exploring various forms…