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DoTheWoo: From WordPress to Drupal, Insights and Innovations with Malcolm Peralty
In this episode of “Open Talk on Open Source,” I interview Malcolm Peralty, who shares his journey from WordPress to Drupal and his insights into the evolving landscape of open-source content management systems. The discussion covers Malcolm’s extensive experience in both communities, his transition to Acquia, and the future of Drupal, including its Starshot initiative. […]
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Questions about WordPress: do answers exist?
I’ve been pondering a few questions about WordPress lately. This p2 is for all-project communications and cross-team collaboration. It’s a place to host and find discussions that affect all teams, and WordPress’ “back-office” work more transparent. This blog is not associated with any one team, but rather with all the teams, and may be used […]
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Exploring Developer Relations: Shaping Open Source and WordPress Communities
Discover the importance of Developer Relations in shaping open-source communities like WordPress. Learn about job descriptions, areas of focus, and future trends in this blog series.
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Open Source CMS and WordPress: The Business Value of Linux and Open Source
Discover the business value of Linux and open source with a focus on WordPress and other CMS platforms. Learn how open source solutions stack up against proprietary ones in the CMS arena.
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Elevate Your Open Source Understanding with 2 Perspectives: The Business & Economics of Linux and Open Source
Discover the two contexts of open source in the business and economics of Linux and open source. Learn about the benefits of open source as a marketing phrase and development methodology, and explore the technical support needed for WordPress websites.
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Free Software: The Business and Economics of Linux and Open Source
Discover the transformative power of open-source communities in our new blog series. Learn about the economics of Linux and free software for businesses.
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Stop Saying WordPress Core and Start Saying Empowered WordPress Contributors
Discover the importance of accurate terminology when it comes to WordPress contributor teams. Learn why getting WordPress contributor teams right matters and how it can foster clarity and unity within our community. WordPress Core and more.
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WordPress Block: Bookmark Card
One of my favorite WordPress block plugins is the Bookmark Card by my friend, George Mamadashvili. Have you ever wanted to embed a preview link to a website only to find that WordPress didn’t know how to show a preview of that site how it can do with Twitter, Facebook, or other WordPress websites? That […]
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My First WordPress Site
Do you remember your first encounter with WordPress? I do. Looking back at how different things were then, I truly believe it’s grown much easier to get started. And we have so much more control when considering design options. This post is day 2 of the FromBlogsToBlocks campaign, celebrating WordPress 20th anniversary. I first installed […]
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