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The Do the Woo podcast is a channel of open source shows for theWooCommerce and WordPress builder community, by the community. Our mission is to amplify the voices and talents of builders worldwide, providing a platform for them to share their stories, expertise, and insights. Across our diverse shows, we highlight the achievements of those shaping websites, shops, products, services, and communities within the expansive WordPress and WooCommerce ecosystem.
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You can meet us at contributor day, our sponsor table, or the many other side events going on. Plus have a one-to-one chat with BobWP.
Adam chats with Airwallex's Christo, discussing its benefits for WooCommerce and WordPress merchants, including multi-currency accounts, cost-saving solutions, and community engagement.
Marcel and Mike discuss their recent work with WooCommerce's High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) updates, including challenges with plugin compatibility and database cleanup.
Devin, Liza, Hacer, and Piermario discuss WordCamp Europe 2024 preparations, diversity initiatives, and the new WordCamp Connect.
Hosts Anne and Taeke discussing their commitment to web accessibility, legal and ethical implications, and the business impact of accessibility.
Dan Maby, Nathan Wrigley and Paul Smart talk about the shift and challenges in hosting WordPress events in the UK, from virtual back to in-person.
This episode features Justin Sainton and Alex Moss discussing career paths, AI impact, e-commerce evolution, and future tech projects.
Katie and Paul have a conversation about marketing a WooCommerce site, touching on optimization, marketing strategies, and the power of personalization.
A Gender Equality Survey by WP Includes seeks participation to improve gender diversity in WordPress businesses.
In a geeky conversation, Alex Standiford discusses remote work, WordPress development, the potential of PHP Nomad and ChatGPT.
Listen in for tips on pricing for freelancers and small agencies when it comes to WooCommerce and WordPress services.
Shanta Nathwani and Birgit chat about diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in the WordPress and tech community.
No nosso programa Vozes da Comunidade, WordPress pelo Mundo, destacamos a comunidade WordPress de Portugal para uma conversa na sua língua materna.
Robert and Courtney discuss open source events, licensing changes in Redis, and the need for sustainable funding.
Learn about PR within the WordPress community and the emphases of relationship-building over aggressive sales tactics.
Dave and Arthur discuss their meetup experiences, highlighting diverse event formats, challenges in achieving diversity, and initiatives to engage the younger generation in the WordPress community.
Do the Woo will be attending and sponsoring WordCamp Porto 2024 on May 17th and 18th.
In this episode we have a chat with Rick McGarry and Jake Holman from Sleeping Giant Studios. They discuss the agency's history, approach to client relationships, the impact of AI in their agency, token migration challenges in e-commerce, and the benefits of the open-source nature of WordPress and WooCommerce.
In the premier episode of Open Talk On Open Source Show, hosts Robert and Courtney discuss their open source journeys and the need for collaboration and understanding between different open source communities.
Alexander Gilmanov shares insights into his journey in the WordPress and WooCommerce space, growing a plugin business and the importance of community and events.
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