Podcast appearances and mentions of josh pollock

In this episode the crew sits down and discusses some of the recent changes made to Utah Mule deer hunting and what that means for future hunting quality in Utah. We also discuss where hunting is heading throughout the western states. We wrap it up listening to Josh Pollock's New Mexico archery elk hunt.

The mentorship gap is a frequent topic of discussion in a lot of climbing circles, and the gap seems to be especially pronounced for climbers trying to get into crag and boulder development. In this episode, we dove into the joys of having too many mentors to count. Long-time developer and AAC member Josh Pollock decided to collaborate with Jefferson County, in the Front Range of Colorado, to develop a beginner-friendly crag called the Narrow Gauge Slabs. For this project, sustainability and accessibility was a focus from the start, and Josh and other local developers designed a mentorship program that would coincide with developing the crag, to support climbers of traditionally marginalized backgrounds who want to equip themselves with knowledge and mentorship resources so that they could be developers and mentors in their own right. In this episode, we sat down with Lily Toyokura Hill and Ali Arfeen, two mentees in the program who have really taken this experience and run with it, stepping into leadership roles in the local climbing community. We cover what inspired them to become developers, perceptions of route development and who belongs, grading and individual bolting styles, and much more. The conversation with Lily, Ali, and Josh illuminates a lot about the power of mentorship and the complex considerations of developing in modern climbing.

In this episode we finally get to hear the long awaited story of Josh, Devin and Wyatt's Alaskan moose hunt. Drop camping deep in the Alaskan wilderness, in prime trophy bull country, made for a great trip for the three Epic Crew members. We also hear about Josh Pollock's Utah muzzleloader elk hunt. Josh was able to make a fantastic play on a giant bull!

I'm joined by Josh Pollock, Partner and Co Founder of Octotillo Capital Partners. In Josh's words "We buy and develop land, buy and improve industrial buildings: Suburban, infill, covered, or raw. We lay the groundwork for the development of good and essential spaces and places - Places where people can sleep, live, relax and have a meal with their family. Spaces where companies can manufacture, organize, and transport the goods and raw materials that support our society. " Josh's institutional experience has led him to developing a variety of assets in the great state of Texas. If there's anyone I'm confident will succeed in the long run, it's the team at Ocotillo. Enjoy.Ocotillo's website: https://www.ocotillocap.com/Josh's X/Twitter: @TexasDoughnut_

In the latest edition of the PokerNews Podcast, Sarah Herring and Chad Holloway offer their thoughts on Bryn Kenney's appearance on Joey Ingram's Poker Life Podcast to address cheating allegations leveled his way earlier this year. They also break down Patrik Antonius' sick hero call in a Triton Poker $25,000 High Roller and recap a big win by former PokerNews co-host Jeff Platt, who took down the MSPT Venetian for $100,000! Hear a winner interview with Platt shortly after his victory. Similarly, they recap Joshua Pollock's victory in the World Poker Tour (WPT) Legends of Poker, complete with a winner interview conducted by PokerNews' Adam Lamers. Also, hear about Nike Mihao winning his first GGPoker Super MILLION$ title, a high-stakes Tortilla Slap Challenge from a recent poker stop, Brad Owen winning his own ClubWPT Bounty tournament, and a big BLAST Jackpot hitting on 888poker. Don't forget to call the PokerNews Bad Beat Hotline at +1 702-625-0166 to share your bad beats, which may be featured on a future episode of the show. Listen to those stories and more in the latest episode of the PokerNews Podcast! Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:30 | Welcome to the show 01:07 | Jeff Platt is back… sort of! 02:45 | Joey Ingram interviews Bryn Kenney about cheating allegations 03:55 | Highlights from the highly-anticipated interview 07:52 | Reactions after the interview 11:33 | How good was Patrik Antonius' hero call? 17:10 | Sponsor: 888poker – $100,000 Blast Jackpot Hits! 19:10 | Jeff Platt wins MSPT Venetian for $100K 21:10 | Winner's interview w/ Jeff Platt 25:09 | Mihao Wins His First GGPoker Super MILLION$ Title ($325,957) 25:40 | Sponsor: GGPoker 26:28 | Espen Jorstad wins High Roller Tortilla Slap Challenge 28:08 | Sponsor: WPT Global – Ambassador Brad Owen wins own ClubWPT event 29:33 | Josh Pollock Wins First WPT Title at Legends of Poker for $573,350 30:11 | Winner interview w/ Josh Pollock 32:05 | Sponsor: Unibet – Beat the King of Flips 33:23 | Call the PokerNews Bad Beat Hotline at (702) 625-0166

This episode is brought to you by Mindsize. If you’re looking for monthly WooCommerce support, look no further than Mindsize.com You know how it goes, everything I mention here will be linked up in the newsletter and the blog post. Check out thewpminute.com for the links. In the News There was a lot of excitement this week around LTDs (LifeTime Licensing Deals). There were several posted reactions to the email sent from Delicious Brains, the new owners of Advanced Custom Fields. The email was not well-received (to say the least) by some users that have had Lifetime Licensing because it was asking for a part-time donation for the product. Twitter exploded with reactions and many in the WordPress community responded as well. We covered this on the WPMinute and Sarah Gooding also wrote about both perspectives — positive and negative — in her article over on the WPTavern. The bottom line is that the lifetime licenses are tough, and very few still remain in the WordPress space. ACF (read: Brad) will continue to honor the pricing for legacy customers. With the recent delay of WordPress 5.9 the team is looking for testers for Beta 1. Angela Jin posted the link for the helpful testing guide. Feel free to participate and let them know how you “broke” it. Testing is very important for a successful release. A JSON Schema for theme.json and one for block.json are now available to help with building block-based themes. The schema can be used by code editors to provide things like tooltips, autocomplete, and validation while editing theme.json or block.json. The WP Live Streams Directory pick of the week “Building Modern WordPress Plugins With Plugin Machine (Part 2)*” presented by Josh Pollock, formerly of WPCaldera, on December 7th at 11pm UTC / 6pm EST / 3pm PST. In Part 1 of his talk, Josh laid the foundation of the mess that modern tooling has become for plugin development. In Part 2, Josh will show us a demo of Plugin Machine, a new app he’s building that helps developers create plugins and add features to them easily. You can catch this by registering for the Pittsburgh WordPress Developers and Designers meetup. Other News From Our Contributors Shopify Engineering announced that they had their biggest Black Friday Cyber Monday ever in 2021. They were proud of the uptime and traffic across the infrastructure along with their partner Google Cloud. Liam Dempsey shared this post by Andy Stitt thanking WordPress for helping him find Digital Accessibility. This is a great article of how WordPress helped Andy advance and allow him to concentrate on accessibility now. Giving Tuesday And now, I'd like to introduce you to Mary Job, who's leading the

This month on Dev Branch we're talking with skilled WordPress developer John Pollock about WordPress Plugin boilerplate. What it is, how to use it and what are the alternatives? https://wpwatercooler.com/devbranch/ep15-wordpress-plugin-boilerplate/ Links https://github.com/ZeekInteractive/wingspan https://packagist.org/packages/zeek/wp-utils https://tailwindui.com/ https://laravel.com/ Panel Jason Tucker – jasontucker.blog Steve Zehngut – zeek.com Jason Cosper – jasoncosper.com Josh Pollock – joshpress.net Show Sponsor Check out InMotion hosting for 24/7 support and affordable prices, learn how you can launch your website in minutes at https://inmotionhosting.com Beatles who? Show some love to the most influential WordPress podcasters, Jason Tucker, Steve Zehngut, Sé Reed, and Jason Cosper, by wearing their last names on your chest. https://www.wpwatercooler.com/store   Are You Looking For Brand Awareness? You could be a show sponsor. Let people know you're still in business and supporting your products. Supporting podcasts is a great way to repurpose your in-person conference budget. We have been sponsored by big brands such as Kinsta and Cloudways. Why not get your audience in front of the thousands of people who download this show every month? Yes, WPwatercooler has thousands of downloads every month. We're not just a YouTube Show. https://www.wpwatercooler.com/sponsor  

Josh Pollock, a co-founder of Caldera forms, shared how he was able to have a career in development because of WordPress. He writes about all the extra work needed to build a plugin now and how that is impacting the learning curve in WordPress. Josh is working on a new product called Plugin Machine. He has always been interested in helping developers and this looks like an exciting opportunity for new developers coming into the WordPress space. Go check out what is planned for Plugin Machine and sign up for early access. Sarah Gooding at the WP Tavern shared the latest on the antitrust lawsuit against Google. The Lawsuit claimed AMP was created for the purpose of pushing publishers away from “header bidding.” The full text of the newly unredacted complaint, which was unsealed by a federal judge last week, references research from internal Google documents. It states that internal Google communications identified header bidding as an “existential threat.” We will keep an eye on Sarah's reporting as this concern should continue to be a priority for the WordPress Community. Jetpack is finally formalizing its approach to agency licensing with a new portal launched this week. The program is aimed at streamlining product setup and account billing records for agencies and professionals who use Jetpack on client projects. Sarah was very busy writing about this as well this week. Birgit Pauli-Haack shared this blog post from lead architect of the Gutenberg project Matías Ventura, reviewing theme.json and what's on the horizon for it. Theme.json allows themes to control various aspects of the block editor, from presets to settings to the appearance of blocks and was introduced in WordPress 5.8. Matias covers the cool things that can be done with it already and what will be unlocked in the future. As we have been reporting, WordPress 5.9 is full steam ahead towards the December 14, 2021 release date. The make.wordpress.org is still showing the raised hand emoji where contributors and volunteers are needed. Also over on make.wordpress.org there is a redesign of the Gutenberg page. You can review the proposed updates and if you want to get involved, volunteers are welcome. Search Engine Journal reported that WordPress took a bit of a beating by sharing the

EP 199: Meet New Epic Consultant Josh Pollock. In this episode we introduce you to our newest hunting consultant, Josh Pollock. Josh is a big time hunter and also spent 10 years working for the Utah Game and Fish as a Game Warden and then a Biologist. Josh has a lot of experience in the areas that matter. We also talk about some of Josh's hunting experiences, from Monster Mule Deer in Utah and a bull he killed over 400"  Were excited to have Josh on board.

Life Updates Kyle:  adding role at Sandhills at Product Mgr for EDD Adam:  Dad turned 90. applied for FAFSA for Parker. Yikes! Changes Aaron Campbell moved over to NewFold Digital Christie Chirinos leaving WPMRR podcast.  Josh Pollock and Joel Worsham join 10up David Beja and Nina Pacifico join Sandhills Development Wearing/Drinking/Reading Adam:  Pagely hoodie /  coffee…

I spoke with Josh Pollock. Josh is a community-trained PHP and Javascript developer. What does "community-trained" mean? It means that he didn't have a formal Computer Science degree and his knowledge came from his community engagement and participation. Josh came out of the WordPress community where he has developed several plugins for the platform over the last few years. CalderaWP was the company that he co-created and it was acquired in 2019 by their competitor, Saturday Drive. It is where Josh works now and he is still helping to create and mainlining amazing plugins for WordPress. We spoke about his experience of selling his baby, I mean, his company. And now becoming for the first time in his life, a full-time software engineer. We also spoke about the future of WordPress and why he said that he should have seek therapy earlier in his career. Full show notes and links: https://SoloCoder.com/53

Josh Pollock is a co-founder at Ingot and one of the lead developers behind CalderaWP. In addition to being a plugin developer, educator, and entrepreneur, Josh is a regular contributor to Torque magazine and various WordPress tutorial sites, one of which being his own blog. Additionally, Josh is a WordCamps speaker and one of the leading advocates for the WordPress REST API. Josh currently resides in Florida with his wife Alicia and their pets. https://ninjaforms.com/

Josh Pollock is a co-founder at Ingot and one of the lead developers behind CalderaWP. In addition to being a plugin developer, educator, and entrepreneur, Josh is a regular contributor to Torque magazine and various WordPress tutorial sites, one of which being his own blog. Additionally, Josh is a WordCamps speaker and one of the leading advocates for the WordPress REST API. Josh currently resides in Florida with his wife Alicia and their pets. https://ninjaforms.com/

We talk to Josh Pollock of Caldera Forms

In this episode, Jason and Bridget take a small break in their format to chat about developments this week in the WordPress ecosystem. How will these changes affect how plug-in businesses and freelancers market if at all? Tune in.Thank you to our sponsors!The WPwatercooler network is sponsored by ServerPress makers of DesktopServer. Be sure to check them out at https://www.serverpress.com as well as Kinsta.If you’re interested in sponsoring the 40-minute mark of this show, check out the details on our sponsor page. We offer episode by episode spoken ads, rather than large contracts. A show by you for you.Jeff Chandler Leaves WPTavernBridget thinks his editorial voice will be sorely missed.Journalism tries to get both sides whereas editorial content should have opinion.Jason was more intrigued by the use of service accounts for connected services on multi user websites.Both Bridget and Jason wonder who will now provide timely, non-biased WordPress news. “Hot takes on WPwatercooler.com” is still valid news. And, honestly, most of us who comment on WordPress are also Inside Baseball. So, we’re commenting with our own source material.Thanks, Jeff for being awesome for ten years!Bridget’s Trip to MontréalBridget loved WordCamp Montréal. It was extra special because she got to see Breann McDede’s first presentation.Also, it was really neat to see how the WordPress community in Montréal embraces bilingualism. As Michel Bluma says, “#BonjourHi.”I decided to sit in Q&A part of a presentation in French. It's funny to hear words I know: "A-C-F," "Gutenberg," "Custom Post Types." Can't get much more Montreal than that. #BonjourHiPHP 7.5 — P++ Ending Backwards CompatibilityFrom PHP Storm.“P++ – The controversy and accusations in PHP Internals over the removal of short tags

2-hours of live improvised experimental radio sound-art broadcast live from the Chakra Chimp Research Kitchens of Northern California-land. With special guests: JOSH POLLOCK, BRIAN LUCAS, AJ PINECONE....This item belongs to: audio/ubradio_salon.This item has files of the following types: AIFF, Archive BitTorrent, Columbia Peaks, Item Tile, JPEG, JPEG Thumb, Metadata, Ogg Vorbis, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

Josh Pollock is the lead developer and co-founder of Caldera Forms. He's a great contributor to the WordPress community, and frequent speaker at WordCamps. And he has the most infectious laugh.

On this week's No Vacancy Colorado "Stoned Appetit" we sat down with Rosenberg founder & owner, Josh Pollock. This dude is cool as hell. And while our editing skills caused a hiccup in the interview, we were still able to save an hour of shooting the shit, talking about the history of the restaurant, how he got in the biz and his love for Denver... We talk about the emerging Five Points neighborhood.. and how he loves being a staple in the community. Unfortunately, Kip ruined the talk of Phish, Grateful Dead, and the other fun travels that Josh has been able to enjoy... but we will return to visit, and finish the fun conversation! Tune In, Tell Us How To Fix our Edits, and Don't Forget to share with your friends!

Josh Pollock the lead developer of Caldera Forms joins us to discuss Vegan options at Hard Rock Cafe, how Caldera Forms fights spam and delivers your mail, and the app-store-like future of WordPress Plugins.

Wed., Nov. 14, 6pm EST: Mitchell's guest this evening is author and meditation student and teacher Joshua Pollack as we continue one of A Better World's seminal themes and values of inner peace, mental health, fitness, and well-being, all aspects of creating the space of a healthful “inner ecology”. Josh is a Heartfulness trainer and practitioner from the United States and co-author of The Heartfulness Way. . An accomplished Western classical violinist, he hasperformed and taught throughout the world, including multiple collaborations with composer A.R. Rahman. Pollock is a dedicated spiritual aspirant, and is enthusiastic about sharing his passion for meditation, frequently lecturing at private seminars, holding practical demonstrations in corporate, educational and governmental settings, and providing ongoing individual support to local seekers. Pollock holds a Bachelor of Musical Arts degree from Indiana University and two master's degrees from Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. He currently resides in India with his wife and their two children.  Mitchell met Josh in July and invited him to be a guest on A Better World.  We're pleased to have him during his current visit in NYC. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abwmitchellrabin/support

EP 62: Big Game Management with Utah DWR. In this episode of the Epic Outdoors Podcast Jason Carter and Adam Bronson sit down with Phil Tuttle and Josh Pollock of the Utah DWR. We talk about mule Deer in the state of Utah. History, growth, trends, management, etc. We dive into findings of telemetry studies, and what we are learning through technology in deer management. We also talk about what is being done to bring the quality back on Utahs elk units. This is an extremely informative podcast about big game management and strategies to improve our overall big game health. 

In this episode, Matt Medeiros interviews Christie Chirinos a partner and business manager at Caldera Forms. Caldera Forms is known for the drag and drop form builder for WordPress. Christie works on marketing products and consulting jobs to grow the business. She and Matt discuss changes that are happening in the WordPress environment and how to remain flexible and stay ready for those. This episode may go down at the number one episode for 2018! Listen to this episode: Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners You're building your WordPress business all wrong. Here's why. Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 00:44:51 Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:44:51 What you will learn from this Episode: “Know thyself and know where your strengths are not“. Josh Pollock had tapped into his local WordPress community when he started Caldera Forms. (5:18) The growth of Caldera Forms started on the Florida State University campus while Christie was finishing her Masters of Business Administration. (6:03) Christie and Josh got to know each other organically before deciding to partner in a business. (7:03) Founder meetings and networking seminars should be approached cautiously. You do not want to appear phony when you are trying to find a good business partner. (8:41) The strong parts that each person can deliver must be bigger than one goal. (9:59) The best way to grow your business is to be helpful. You can put something out there that can solve a problem for a particular group of people. (12:06) Sales Growth: The approach to getting customers is constantly changing because so many people have multiple options at their fingertips. (13:54) What is being taught in business school for sales is getting thrown away. The retail space is changing across the board. (14:22) The consumer has more information today and is able to have a two-way conversation with the vendor. (15:40) Old patterns die hard. We are seeing a generation now that only grew up with the Internet. (16:31) Cultural changes are happening across all industries (ex: food) and across all forms of marketing.  The consumer has more options and choice today.(17:42) Small businesses are competing on a differentiating strategy rather than just low cost – now you need to find a niche with a product that is unique. (20:56) The Future of WordPress: There is an idea in the WordPress world that there is room for everyone. But the reality is that you need to find the thing that makes your product unique and special. (22:24) It has been said that WordPress.com and Automattic are able to get in front of the typical user with an unfair advantage.(25:23) WordPress has a very specific problem in the industry, with risks, it's advantages and disadvantages because of the opensource world. (27:47) The risk with any business that ties itself to a platform (like WordPress) is that it can change, which means your business will need to change. (28:23) Every business should have a “get hit by a bus plan”. It helps the business if you diversify and keep your skills current if you need to pivot and move quickly. (30:39) Research and development are very important. Many plugins are getting Gutenberg ready. (33:05) The space of easy websites is changing the climate. (34:21) Tactics used for Business Growth: Create conversations everywhere. It is important to talk about what is going on in the industry. (36:33) Make sure you know that your customer's needs are being met. (37:18) Encourage people to connect with you on Facebook, your website, Meetups and everywhere your customers are. (39:42) Do not try to do everything yourself. It's always OK to ask for help. (40:34) Change does not always feel nice. Always engage to see where the opportunities lie. (44:01) Episode Resources: Retail Apocalypse Caldera Forms Squarespace Jetpack To Stay in Touch with Christie: Christie on Twitter Christie's website To stay connected with the Matt Report, head on over to mattreport.com/subscribe. If you like the show, please leave a 5 Star review over on the Matt Report on iTunes. Be sure to check out Matt's new offering at UserFeedbackVideos.com. It is like having a co-founder for $59.00. ★ Support this podcast ★

On this weeks Halloween themed episode, Josh Pollock joins us to discuss the 1987 horror film A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Also, a brief review of Bladerunner 2049 from Dominic, we discuss why Rick and Morty rules, plus the good and the bad of Ariel Pink's live antics. featured outro song this week: Heat Vision & Jack - “The Operation” Follow us on Instagram: Dominic Mercurio - @dominicmercurio Laura Weinbach - @foxtailsbrigade

In this episode, Jason and Bridget are joined by Josh Pollock. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of co-branding your WordPress products.Josh Pollock – Caldera Labs – Caldera Forms – Caldera@Josh412, @calderaforms, @CalderaWP, or @CalderaLearn  #catderahttp://calderawp.com, http://calderalabs.org/, https://calderaforms.com/, & https://learn.calderalabs.org/Co-branding is when you leverage the audience of two different brands by teaming up together to help elevate both brands or gain a new audience segment. (Like the Eddie Bauer Ford Explorer)Caldera and Give did a co-branding with a tutorial on using Caldera Forms to submit a fundraising campaign“Create a Peer-to-Peer Give Campaign with Caldera Forms” –  http://bit.ly/2vdvrxHCaldera & Aspen Grove – DIVI landing page co-branding with CalderaPrerequisite: Get involved in the communityAt some point, you just sit down with someone and say “Hey, I need something” and then figure out what it is that you can offer them in return – how can you benefit each other?The WordPress community is often resistant to a hard-sell, but you do at some point need to move a friendly conversation to a professional-friendly if you are interested in partnering with them – try not to be too aggressive though!Go ahead and put your business contacts in a CRM, but make sure you keep the relationships natural – don’t always follow up on the 2nd Tuesday of the month!One of the benefits of co-branding is you get to play off each other’s strengthsIf one company does a post featuring the co-branding, it’s a good idea to do a follow-up post with your brand as well and link backWe’re ALL co-branding with WordPress – WordPress.com now allows users to install plugins and that’s a big deal for plugin authorsWordPress benefits from the volunteers that give backMake partnerships even when you are just starting out – but start by GIVING, don’t worry so much about what you’ll get back – make yourself useful to other people, give of your timeIf you know that you have a conflict with your plugin and another plugin – maybe reach out to the company on behalf of your customers instead of sending the customer to them with the problem – then you both benefit and your customers are all happier!Great partnerships shouldn’t require a lot of effort from either side – they should be a natural give and takeReminder – a logo is not a ‘brand’, it’s the relationships that you build with the people who use your product that makes the brandCo-branding is to leverage the individual relationships that each brand has built with peopleWhether it’s going to WordCamps, emailing, or talking on twitter, it’s all about building relationships w/ peopleBrand / values matter – don’t co-brand with a company that violates your brand or what you stand for, you need to pay attention to their ‘voice’The post WPblab EP85 – CoBranding Your WordPress Product appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Episode of the Epic Outdoors Podcast we sit down in the office with representatives of the Utah DWR, Josh Pollock and Phil Tuttle. We discuss a large variety of topics related to game management including telemetry, the Brianhead fire, migration routes, management, and many other topics of interest. if you have any interest in hunting this episode will be worth listening to. 

Hey Divi Nation! We’re back this week with a guest and an interview who’s been a long time coming: Josh Pollock. Anyone who’s active in the WordPress Community and attending WordCamps regularly is likely to have heard of Josh or even met him in person. Josh is an excellent ambassador of WordPress, a supporter of […] The post Talk to People Who Eat Ice Cream with Josh Pollock – The Divi Nation Podcast, Episode 56 appeared first on Elegant Themes Blog.

In this episode, we interview form optimization expert and popular WordPress community fixture Josh Pollock of Caldera Forms. Josh will be sharing his tips for maximizing form engagement by using visitor-delighting usability techniques, lead-boosting CRO, best practices for data management, and critical email deliverability tips. If you're a developer building sites for others, or if you're trying to optimize lead forms for your business, don't miss this chance to make sure you build forms that also help build your bottom line!

In this episode, we interview form optimization expert and popular WordPress community fixture Josh Pollock of Caldera Forms. Josh will be sharing his tips for maximizing form engagement by using visitor-delighting usability techniques, lead-boosting CRO, best practices for data management, and critical email deliverability tips. If you're a developer building sites for others, or if you're trying to optimize lead forms for your business, don't miss this chance to make sure you build forms that also help build your bottom line!

This week Josh Pollock (multi-instrumentalist, member of Foxtails Brigade, Three Leafs, Dooms Virginia, & more) joins us to discuss Manchester by the Sea. Also, Josh talks about some of his first favorite bands, Dominic and Josh try to have a 'The Leftovers' intervention on Laura, we try to define 'vintage', "spritzing", and more! Follow us on Instagram: Dominic Mercurio - @dominicmercurio Laura Weinbach - @foxtailsbrigade

In this episode, we talk about the history of WPShout, and we also get deep in connected to WordPress development and discuss the best ways a newbie WordPress developer can increase their skill level. The crew from WPShout (Fred Meyer, David Hayes, Alex Denning) joins us to talk running a WordPress tutorial site, the state of WordPress education, how WPShout supports their agency Press Up.   We also discuss the re-launch of their course, Up and Running: A Practical Guide to WordPress Development.   Be sure to check out their boutique WordPress agency, Press Up.   ==================   Our episode this week is sponsored by LiquidWeb. Liquid Web is offering a 33% discount for your first 6 months of managed WordPress hosting. Head over to https://LiquidWeb.com/wordpress and use the code WPTONIC33 at checkout for your discount.   ==================   Table of Contents for Episode 179   0:00 Podcast intros.   2:52 How did each of the WP Shout members get into web development?   5:51 What is the origin story for WPShout?   9:40 Is there value in having a voice in the WordPress ecosystem, even if it doesn't bring in work directly?   11:41 What was the initial business plan for WPShout? And how did that change over time?   14:34 Is there still a big need for WordPress education?   17:01 What effect has concentrated marketing had on the recent success of WPShout?   18:47 When it comes to marketing their agency Press Up, what has changed over the years?   22:24 What are the key ares that beginners struggle with to learn WordPress? Understanding scope and other programming concepts.   34:24 How is JavaScript changing WordPress? Will PHP remain relevant in WordPress? How do JS frameworks integrate in WordPress?   41:52 What are some things WPShout would like to see covered in WordPress education? Who do they recommend?   48:00 Podcast outros.   ===================   Links mentioned during the show:   WP Hacks   How to Migrate your Site to a New Host with All-in-One WP Migration   Data From Theme Reviews Shows Authors Need More Education on Developing Secure WordPress Themes   Carl Alexander: The Man in the Arena   Josh Pollock on Torque.io   JavaScript for WP   Making Your First WordPress Plugin   Engine Hounds   WordPRess REST AI - Josh Pollock   ===================   Find bonus content for this episode on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/179-monetize-website-wpshout/   ===================   Subscribe to WP-Tonic on iTunes   http

In this episode, I share a conversation that I had with Josh Pollock, who is a wildlife biologist in Utah, where I discuss turkey populations and my best chance for success on my upcoming hunt there. I want to be sure I am setting myself and my hunting buddies up for the best chance for success, especially when preparing for a public land hunt. One of the best ways to do that is to ask the people who know the most about the land you’ll be hunting where you can find huntable birds.  That is exactly what I do in this week’s episode. Early in the conversation with Josh Pollock, I ask what the chances of success are in Southern Utah, and the next thing I know he is telling me exactly where I should start in my search for birds. This type of assistance is exactly what we all are looking for when we are preparing for a public land hunt. Listen in to hear some of the questions I ask Josh so you can write them down and ask the biologist or game warden who is over your favorite public hunting lands the same questions. I also briefly discuss the upcoming NWTF Convention and Sports Show and my request for show topic ideas as well as the ongoing listener survey.

In this episode, I share a conversation that I had with Josh Pollock, who is a wildlife biologist in Utah, where I discuss turkey populations and my best chance for success on my upcoming hunt there. I want to be sure I am setting myself and my hunting buddies up for the best chance for success, especially when preparing for a public land hunt. One of the best ways to do that is to ask the people who know the most about the land you'll be hunting where you can find huntable birds.  That is exactly what I do in this week's episode. Early in the conversation with Josh Pollock, I ask what the chances of success are in Southern Utah, and the next thing I know he is telling me exactly where I should start in my search for birds. This type of assistance is exactly what we all are looking for when we are preparing for a public land hunt. Listen in to hear some of the questions I ask Josh so you can write them down and ask the biologist or game warden who is over your favorite public hunting lands the same questions. I also briefly discuss the upcoming NWTF Convention and Sports Show and my request for show topic ideas as well as the ongoing listener survey.

We have an insightful and enjoyable interview with Josh Pollock, the co-founder of Caldera Forms. We cover a lot of stuff in this conversation. Josh tells us how he got started in WordPress development, and his philosophy for running a commercial plugin shop in the WordPress ecosystem. Josh also talks with us about Caldera Forms, product stories, and the future of WordPress. Caldera Forms: https://calderaforms.com/ Josh Pollock on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Josh412 Josh's site: https://joshpress.net/   Episode 151 Table of Contents 0:00 Podcast intros 1:32 Josh's web development origin story. 3:57 Do you need a computer science degree to be a successful WordPress entrepreneur? 4:53 What made Josh decide to strike out on his own as an entrepreneur? 7:17 Why did Josh decide to target contact forms as a product category? 11:06 How important is storytelling in product marketing? 15:13 Finding your target market and target customers. 19:32 How did Josh figure out what he wanted to be different about Caldera Forms from other forms plugins? 24:36 What will the future of the WordPress admin look like? As WordPress integrates more JavaScript, what JS libraries would Josh recommend? Does Josh have more philosophical advice for learning modern front-end development? 29:40 Will the REST API attract talent to WordPress from other corners of the web? 34:16 Josh has thoughts on frameworks and page building tools. 39:57 An intriguing idea for making WordPress leaner and more adaptable. Josh tells us what dependency clashes currently keep it from happening at the present moment. 42:54 Podcast outros.   ===================   Links mentioned during the show: Exceed Expectations With the REST API https://joshpress.net/rest-api/   ===================   Find bonus content for this episode on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/151-josh-pollock-caldera-forms/   ===================   Subscribe to WP-Tonic on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-podcast/id893083124?mt=2 ===================   WP-Tonic is a WordPress support company, and the publisher of a weekly WordPress business podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.

This week on the WPblab we're going to have our community on the show to talk about and recap the events that occurred at WordCamp US.Joining us on the show: Sherie LaPrade, Cheryl LaPrade, Jonathan Perlman, Josh Pollock, James Tryon, Paul Oyler, Justine Pretorious, Jen Miller, Jon Brown, and your hosts Bridget Willard & Jason Tucker再アップ #wcus pic.twitter.com/g0hpuMXTxi— 高橋文樹@文フリ東京D-1 (@takahashifumiki) December 4, 2016San Diego Comic-ConWordPress Growth CouncilPlugin Directory – Plugins extend and expand the functionality of WordPress.WordPress PluginsGet Involved-WordPressMatt Mullenweg:State Of The Word 2016Pantheon’s $100K WordCamp US Sponsorship Revoked the Night Before the Event – WordPress TavernThe Value of Sponsoring a WordCamp from a Business’ Perspective – WordPress TavernThe post EP54 – WordCamp US Recap Show – WPblab appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Discover Josh's journey into WordPress development. From website "tinkerer" to plugin developer. Learn how to get more involved in the WordPress community, and also stellar advice for keeping on the cutting edge of WordPress technology. CalderaWP Caldera Forms and the suite of plugins from Caldera: https://calderawp.com/ WordPress Plugins Discussed Gravity Forms - http://www.gravityforms.com/ Advanced Custom Fields - https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ Pods - http://pods.io/ EasyPods - https://calderawp.com/downloads/caldera-easy-pods/ Connect with Josh Personal Twitter - https://twitter.com/Josh412 Twitter - https://twitter.com/CalderaWP --- OUR EVENT: Do you want to make real change in your business? Join us at our in-person event Agency Transformation Live Meet Troy Dean; Lee Jackson, Chris Ducker, Kelly Baader, Amy Woods, Paul Lacey, Dave Foy and other legends in this fantastic conference focused on actionable steps that you can use to transform your agency. ---     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Angular Remote Conf   02:01 - Roy Sivan Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog The WP Crowd Podcast 02:23 - Ryan Sullivan Introduction Twitter WP Site Care LoopConf 02:40 - WordPress and Angular 05:00 - Authentication and Security OAuth A Brief Introduction to WordPress Nonces Hire Otto 07:38 - Data and Plugging Angular Into APIs AppPresser 12:54 - The REST API and Plugins; Custom Plugins Help Scout Asana Harvest Chargify 21:23 - Displaying Data in WordPress Using Angular Stripe Keen IO 25:01 - Tutorials AngularJS and WordPress: Building a Single-Page Application with Roy Sivan JavaScript for WordPress Angular-Wordpress-Theme AngularJS-Boilerplate Josh Pollock angular-wp-front-end WordPress.tv   Picks Mailgun (Lukas) Geoff Goodman updated the embedded view on Plunker (Lukas) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling (Chuck) Postmatic (Roy) Caldera Forms (Roy) Calypso (Ryan) AppPresser (Ryan) LoopConf (Ryan)

Angular Remote Conf   02:01 - Roy Sivan Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog The WP Crowd Podcast 02:23 - Ryan Sullivan Introduction Twitter WP Site Care LoopConf 02:40 - WordPress and Angular 05:00 - Authentication and Security OAuth A Brief Introduction to WordPress Nonces Hire Otto 07:38 - Data and Plugging Angular Into APIs AppPresser 12:54 - The REST API and Plugins; Custom Plugins Help Scout Asana Harvest Chargify 21:23 - Displaying Data in WordPress Using Angular Stripe Keen IO 25:01 - Tutorials AngularJS and WordPress: Building a Single-Page Application with Roy Sivan JavaScript for WordPress Angular-Wordpress-Theme AngularJS-Boilerplate Josh Pollock angular-wp-front-end WordPress.tv   Picks Mailgun (Lukas) Geoff Goodman updated the embedded view on Plunker (Lukas) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling (Chuck) Postmatic (Roy) Caldera Forms (Roy) Calypso (Ryan) AppPresser (Ryan) LoopConf (Ryan)

Angular Remote Conf   02:01 - Roy Sivan Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog The WP Crowd Podcast 02:23 - Ryan Sullivan Introduction Twitter WP Site Care LoopConf 02:40 - WordPress and Angular 05:00 - Authentication and Security OAuth A Brief Introduction to WordPress Nonces Hire Otto 07:38 - Data and Plugging Angular Into APIs AppPresser 12:54 - The REST API and Plugins; Custom Plugins Help Scout Asana Harvest Chargify 21:23 - Displaying Data in WordPress Using Angular Stripe Keen IO 25:01 - Tutorials AngularJS and WordPress: Building a Single-Page Application with Roy Sivan JavaScript for WordPress Angular-Wordpress-Theme AngularJS-Boilerplate Josh Pollock angular-wp-front-end WordPress.tv   Picks Mailgun (Lukas) Geoff Goodman updated the embedded view on Plunker (Lukas) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling (Chuck) Postmatic (Roy) Caldera Forms (Roy) Calypso (Ryan) AppPresser (Ryan) LoopConf (Ryan)

This week on WPblab Jason Tucker, Bridget Willard speak with James Laws and Josh Pollock about their WordPress Form Plugins. They share a brief history about each and compare and contrast on the features each provides. We spend some time discussing the other players in this space and breakdown the pricing models and what lead them to go with the fremium model (Free core plugin, paid addons).Form plugins we talk about on this episode:Gravity FormsNinja FormsCaldera FormsFormidable FormsJetpack FormsContact Form 7Link List:WordPress Forms Plugin – Ninja Forms WordPress Form Creation PluginCaldera Forms – Drag and drop responsive form builder — WordPress PluginsDownloads Archive – Ninja FormsCaldera Forms Add-Ons – CalderaWPSending Email with Mailgun – WP NinjaswpMandrill — WordPress PluginsStud or Dud? 4 Ways to Spot Quality WordPress.org Plugins – WP NinjasEasy WordPress Contact Form Plugin – WPForms Lite — WordPress PluginsBuild and Analyze: Please, Go to Starbucks – Marco.orgInstapaper Set to Be the Free Starbucks ‘App Pick of the Week’ | iPhone in Canada Blog – Canada's #1 iPhone ResourceFreemius – Monetization for WordPress Plugin DevelopersNinja Demo – The only complete demo solution for WordPress!Front-End Posting – Ninja FormsFront-End Editor – Ninja FormsCaldera Forms Custom Fields – CalderaWPThe post EP024 – What are the best #WordPress forms in 2016? – #WPblab appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Show Takeaways Caldera Forms makes designing responsive forms in WordPress easy especially when it comes to forms with split columns. You should buy all the courses on the WordPress REST API!!! Everyone has their own preferred JavaScript framework. Josh ❤️’s Angular JS! Use Ingot for your WordPress A/B & multivariate testing. In today’s episode we geek out […]

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WordPress provides a powerful platform for creating low/no-code site builds, thanks to a strong ecosystem of plugins and themes. What creates WordPress' potential teams is code in the form of custom plugins, themes, integrations, and more. If you're writing custom code to extend your own site in new and interesting ways or building plugins and themes to distribute, not using modern developer tooling and automated testing can open up additional risks for you or your clients and drastically slow you down.In this episode of PressThis, we interview Josh Pollock of Plugin Machine about his thoughts on why modern development tooling & automated testing are super important in WordPress development, some of his favorite developer tools, and how to approach automated testing with your WordPress development projects.If you're looking to harden your current WordPress development approach or you're looking to expand your developer skillset, don't miss this episode of PressThis. Listen now!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/press-this-wordpress-community-podcast/donations