What happens to tutorials when WordPress renames a feature? WPwatercooler 457
On WPwatercooler 457, we talked about reusable blocks becoming synced patterns, and I explained how the Training team finds what needs to change each release.
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Talks on WordPress, open source community, and the teaching part of DevRel.
I speak at WordCamps, podcasts, and community events about how open source actually works when you’re the one teaching it. Practical, contributor-focused, allergic to brochure language.
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Is there room for community when companies fund WordPress? WPwatercooler 454
On WPwatercooler 454, I compared WordPress with Open Source Summit, explained why pitches fail at WordCamps, and talked about recognizing more kinds of contribution.
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Is there a workaround for the Navigation block? This Week in WordPress 248
On This Week in WordPress 248 I shared a classic menu workaround for block themes, PHP compatibility advice, Rollback Update Failure and WPCC funding goals.
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Who gets WordPress docs and training ready for a release? WPwatercooler 447 on WordPress 6.2
On WPwatercooler 447 about WordPress 6.2, I explained where documentation lives, how training keeps up with releases, and what happens at a release party.
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What made WordCamp Asia 2023 feel like home? WPwatercooler 446
Nyasha Green and I recapped WordCamp Asia 2023 in Bangkok on WPwatercooler 446: meeting contributors who face visa barriers, attendance, and contributor day.
