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WP Mainline Episode 17 - Animated Plugin Icons, Plugin Machine, and OptinMonster
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50 minutes
Released:
Nov 1, 2021
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Podcast episode
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In this episode, Malcom Peralty and I were joined by Liam Dempsey to cover the news of the week. We shared our views on whether animated plugin icons should be allowed on the plugin directory or not. Spoiler: We all agreed that they shouldn’t.
Josh Pollock is working on a new project and like many in the WordPress community, we’re excited to see it launch. Props to Josh for naming his product for exactly what it does. We then discussed Theme.json and the possibilities it opens up for theme developers.
After encouraging folks to upgrade OptinMonster to the latest version to patch security vulnerabilities, we wrapped up the show by discussing WebDevStudios accepting Etherum as a form of payment for a client project. It worked for them but is accepting cryptocurrency the thing to do for every other agency?
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Stories Discussed:
To Ban or Not Ban Animated Plugin Icons?WordPress Plugin Developers Are Psyched for What Josh Pollock Is Working on NextAn Introduction to the WordPress theme.json FileIf You Haven’t Done So, Update OptinMonster to the Latest VersionThe first WordPress agency to accept Cryptocurrency payment?
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Speaker 1 00:00:19 Welcome everybody to episode 17 of the WP mainline podcasts for Saturday, October 30th, 2021. I’m your host, Jeff Chandler joined by Malcolm Peralta. How you doing sir? Doing well and yourself? I’m, uh, I’m doing pretty well. I, I reasonable. Yeah, we’re recording on a Saturday. Usually we record it on a Friday, but I had an anxiety issue yesterday. And, uh, when I have those, sometimes they’re bad. Sometimes they’re manageable, but yesterday it just took me all day to recover and uh, couldn’t quite get back into the groove kind of
Josh Pollock is working on a new project and like many in the WordPress community, we’re excited to see it launch. Props to Josh for naming his product for exactly what it does. We then discussed Theme.json and the possibilities it opens up for theme developers.
After encouraging folks to upgrade OptinMonster to the latest version to patch security vulnerabilities, we wrapped up the show by discussing WebDevStudios accepting Etherum as a form of payment for a client project. It worked for them but is accepting cryptocurrency the thing to do for every other agency?
This Episode is Brought to You By GoDaddy Pro:
Are you looking to increase your productivity? One tool that helps thousands of web developers and designers do more every day is GoDaddy Pro.
Combining site, client, and project management, GoDaddy Pro is an all-in-one solution made by and for web professionals. Whether you’re new to web design or looking to grow your business, you’ll find free tools, products, guidance and support to help you deliver results for clients.
Manage and monitor all your clients’ WordPress sites from a single place, no matter where they’re hosted. With a single click, perform bulk updates, backups, security checks and more to save time and free up your day.
Stories Discussed:
To Ban or Not Ban Animated Plugin Icons?WordPress Plugin Developers Are Psyched for What Josh Pollock Is Working on NextAn Introduction to the WordPress theme.json FileIf You Haven’t Done So, Update OptinMonster to the Latest VersionThe first WordPress agency to accept Cryptocurrency payment?
Click to View Transcript:
Speaker 1 00:00:19 Welcome everybody to episode 17 of the WP mainline podcasts for Saturday, October 30th, 2021. I’m your host, Jeff Chandler joined by Malcolm Peralta. How you doing sir? Doing well and yourself? I’m, uh, I’m doing pretty well. I, I reasonable. Yeah, we’re recording on a Saturday. Usually we record it on a Friday, but I had an anxiety issue yesterday. And, uh, when I have those, sometimes they’re bad. Sometimes they’re manageable, but yesterday it just took me all day to recover and uh, couldn’t quite get back into the groove kind of
Released:
Nov 1, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode
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