Podcasts about magento community

Sanne Bolkenstein, the producer of Meet Magento Netherlands, discusses the importance of community in the Magento ecosystem. She highlights the role of Meet Magento in bringing the community together, organizing events, and facilitating knowledge exchange. Sanne also talks about the Magento Association and its role in representing the community's needs and providing a platform for collaboration with Adobe. She emphasizes the value of attending Meet Magento events for networking, gaining insights, and having fun. Sanne encourages diversity and the participation of women in the Magento community.Sanne Bolkenstein, Meet Magento Netherlands, Magento community, community events, Magento Association, Adobe, networking, insights, fun, diversity, women in techMeet Magento Netherlands is the oldest Meet Magento event and aims to bring the Magento community together through events and knowledge exchange.Attending Meet Magento events provides opportunities for networking, gaining insights, and having fun.The Magento Association represents the community's needs and facilitates collaboration with Adobe.MageOS Netherlands is a branch of Magento that ensures the future of open source and fosters community spirit.Diversity and the participation of women are encouraged in the Magento community.Sound Bites"The main reason would be to connect with other people.""There's nothing that beats that.""The Magento ecosystem is exceptionally good at mixing business and pleasure."Chapters00:00Introduction and Role in Meet Magento Netherlands03:23The Importance of Community and Meet Magento Events06:30Meet Magento Netherlands: Networking, Insights, and Fun11:01The Role of the Magento Association15:07MageOS: Ensuring the Future of Magento Open Source16:57Promoting Diversity: Encouraging Women to Join the Magento Community

TakeawaysEric Erway discusses his return to the Magento community after working outside of it for a few years.The role of the Magento Association in bridging the gap between the community and Adobe is discussed.The importance of collaboration and empathy in moving the Magento platform forward is emphasized.Eric shares insights into the evolution of his role from UX designer to driving force behind PWA Studio. Meet Magento UK is an upcoming event where Eric will be delivering a keynote speech. He aims to connect with the audience and share a holistic perspective on the Magento ecosystem.The Magento community should focus on documenting and sharing their stories to preserve the history and inspire future innovation.A positive vibe and mindset are crucial for the growth and success of the Magento community.Magento continues to be a powerful platform with a wide range of extensions, integrations, and a strong developer ecosystem.ShipperHQ is a shipping experience platform that helps merchants optimize their shipping processes and improve customer satisfaction.Choice and competition are essential in the e-commerce market, and Magento offers merchants the flexibility to choose their preferred solutions and payment providers.

We talk about some of the updates from the Magento Open Source Community Alliance and then go into a great conversation with long-time Magento Community member Aron Stanic from Inchoo. We discuss all the changes in the community over the years as well as the state of Magento and its brand.

We speak with long-time Magento Community member Aron Stanic from Inchoo. We discuss all the changes in the community over the years as well as the state of Magento and its brand. We finish off with a discussion on the importance of expectations in the client/agency relationship

This episode asked some questions about the Magento Community and how to strengthen it. Happy Holidays from Magento.com, which has now gone. What are we doing about it? What is happening inside the Magento Association, and what's happening in committees. I talk about the lack of communication and transparency What I am going to do What you can do What do you want from the association Join the Magento Association now! What are you doing for the Magento Community?

This is a re-broadcast of an interview I did with Alessandro Ronchi on Talk Commerce. Alessandro is the CTO of BitBul, a Magento Agency in Italy. He has organized Magento events and appeared at many conferences across the world. The episode came out right before the MOSCA letter about forking Magento and makes for a very interesting listen. Alessandro is a member of the Magento Association Content Committee and we talk about the Magento Association and the Magento Community. We dive into Meet Magento and some criticisms about these events. We talk about the importance of small events and why the Magento Association needs to pay attention to them. We discuss Magento 2 and its future. There is also some foreshadowing on helping Adobe understand that Merchants want to see a road map. We learn that Alessandro's heart is in Magento and still in Magento. We learn about Alessandro's passion... and guess what? It's Running.

What is the meaning of community? What does it mean when you go into a software community? We meet Ami Verma, the owner and founder of Techies India. Ami and Brent talk about how unique and wonderful the Magento Community is and why it is filled with "LOVE". We talk about specific topics around marketing and what that means in different parts of the world. We learn that Ami went to every Meet Magento in 2018!

Brent and Kalen talk about what is new in the Magento Community. Hint: There is a lot new!

"This week we interview Alessandro Ronchi with BitBul, a Magento Agency in Italy. He has organized Magento events and appeared at many conferences across the world. He is a member of the Magento Association Content Committee. Brent shows off his shirt from the x.commerce event in San Fransisco in 2011. We talk about the Magento Association and the Magento Community. We dive into Meet Magento and some critisisms about this. We talk about the importance of small events and why the Magento Association needs to pay attention to these. We discuss Magento 2 and it's future. There is also some forshadowing on helping Adobe understand that Merchants want to see a road map. We learn that Alessandro's heart is in Magento and still in Magento. We learn about Alessandro's passion... and guess what? It's Running. "

Welcome to Talk Commerce. Where we explore how merchants, agencies, and developers experience commerce. This week we interview Sonja Franz with Integer_net in Germany. We discuss the Magento community, online events, and the Magento association. We talk about diversity in the tech community and what everyone can do to help be more diverse. Even bald white guys. We touch on the new Hyva theme and finish with some ballroom dancing. This episode was recorded on June 10th, 2021

Welcome to Talk Commerce. Where we talk about how merchants, agencies, and developers experience commerce. This week we interview Eric Erway with Adobe. We discuss PWA studio and how big merchants are adopting and using it. We talk about how vibrant our Magento community continues to be and he gives us a low down of the local meetup seen in Austin with ShipperHQ. Eric tells us how merchants will save money and get ROI from using PWA studio. Eric balks at the chance to present in person, in Minneapolis, in January but gets excited about Disney World in Orlando Florida for an Adobe Hackathon in 2022. This episode was recorded on June 9th, 2021

Welcome to Episode 15 of Talk Commerce. Where we talk about how merchants, agencies, and developers experience commerce. This week we interview Ben Marks with Shopware. We discuss Shopware, Shopware and Shopeware. While talking about Shopware we also discuss community and how he started in the Magento Community. We explore open-source and how Shopware is positioned in the open-source community. This episode was recorded on May 18th, 2021

Magento Masters Virtual Series is a bi-weekly event from DCKAP. This past week we wrapped up the season 1 with an interesting guest in the Magento community.I had a great conversation with Ben Marks, Magento Evangelist at Adobe and we discussed:How are you managing without travel?Is Magento in transition and evolving, what is the future looks like under Adobe.What is the future of Magento opensource?What are some of the biggest accomplishments of the community engineering team?Does Adobe have any plan in getting Magento deep in the SMB market, especially when competing with platforms like Shopify?Will Magento consider moving from PHP to Java or .NET in the future?Magento certifications rebranded to Adobe certifications, what can expect?Will the new certifications expire after 2 years?What Magento is doing in the AI space?Will Magento become more like a plug & play solution?What is going to change and what are some of the nice things for partners.A personal growth story of a company or an individual by contributing to the Magento community.What is the biggest challenge we have ahead for Magento as technology and Adobe as a company?Imagine and Adobe Summit 2021, any plans?Show Links and ReferencesBen Marks on TwitterVideo version of this episodeShiva Kumaar on LinkedinDriven: Ecommerce at Work Home

Es ist wieder Freitag, und wir blicken zurück auf die Shoptech-Woche. In diesen Tagen lief der Support von Magentos 1er-Version aus. Nun ist das bei Software allgemein ein nicht so spektakulärer Vorgang, denn üblicherweise gibt es ein besseres Nachfolgeprodukt sowie einen gut dokumentierten Upgrade-Mechanismus. Nicht so bei Magento. Der 2er-Strang ist eine qualitativ schlechtere, softwaregewordene technische und kommunikative Pannenserie, die mit Ach und Krach von Adobe im Markt gehalten wird. Zu allem Überfluss verliert die deutsche Magento-Community so wichtige Köpfe und Köpfinnen wie Rico Neitzel, Fabian Blechschmidt und Carmen Bremen, die jetzt klar erkennbar im Shopware-Universum angekommen sind und für das Unternehmen aus Schöppingen sogar im nächsten Jahr eine Unconference ausrichten. Natürlich bricht das ganze Magento-Business hierzulande nicht von jetzt auf gleich zusammen. Es werden weiterhin und sicherlich noch über viele Jahre ungezählte Personentage ver- und gekauft, um einzelne Projekte am Leben zu halten und Migrationen durchzuführen. Das Ökosystem ist weltweit too-big-to-fail-groß und Adobe wird sein teuer eingekauftes Asset nicht leichtfertig unter die Räder kommen lassen. Aber: Magento verliert hierzulande endgültig seine Funktion als Innovations- und Wachstumstreiber an Shopware und Shopify, wird enterprisiger und bräsiger und damit für Händler mehr zum Risiko als zur Chance. Sad!

In today’s episode, Kalen and Phillip introduce the MageTalk Fitness Challenge, review a lot of Magento Community events, hate on PWA, and get into some of the philosophy of eCommerce Platform Selection. Listen now! You...

The boys talk about some of the current posts and publications recently posted by members of the Magento Community, discuss escalating risk versus technical debt, and tackle the difficulties in automating content creation. Listen now!

In dieser Episode sprechen Martin Möllmann und Roman Zenner über eine erneute Kapitalerhöhung bei Intershop, Adobes Umgang mit der Magento-Community und den Launch von Witt Weiden auf Basis der ABOUT YOU Cloud.

“They thought I did it in Node.js and I did it in jQuery and they emoji’d me to death” Kalen reacts to the livestream and Phillip talks about the SD Accelerator, Magento 2.0 End of...

1:00:20 Sherrie Rohde - Magento Community Management, Inclusion, Meetups, and more! by Kalen Jordan

David Manners - Magento Community Engineering, Open Source Contribution, Mental Health, etc. by Kalen Jordan

The guys get down and dirty on #magentohatmonday – which is truly the best of the Magento Community, Imagine MC Duties fall to Phillip, “Winkling” Conversion Rates, Healthcare Startups for Magento. Show Notes Roses are...

“24% of code delivered in Open Source was via the Magento Community” the guys dissect a blog from Magento CEO Mark Lavelle and recap Magento’s Sales Kickoff! Listen now! Show Notes

Ep 24: eCommerce Trends and Tips | Andrea Ward    In Episode 24, Andrea Ward, Magento's Chief Marketing Officer, shares excellent insight on several ecommerce and marketing topics. Andrea speaks on Magento and it’s marketing strategies, Amazon being a product gateway for many eCommerce businesses, and what’s next for Ecommerce Marketing.    Andrea begins the conversation by sharing her path to Magento and about the company's culture. With her extensive expertise and previous experience at Oracle, she also speaks on the her first moments at Magento and early successes. Andrea believes in staying ahead of the curve by studying her competition’s trends and strategies.    Tyler and Andrea also talk about Amazon and why businesses should view the platform as a tool instead of competition. Tyler and Andrea go on to discuss the importance of great content and how a well-thought out, informative blog post is more impactful than a blog with content that lacks depth and leads nowhere. Andrea shares her marketing goals for the coming year and tells us what’s next for Ecommerce marketing.   The conversation ends with Andrea’s insightful advice on how eCommerce is changing rapidly. The right platform is key to a company’s Ecommerce success, and Andrea explains that Magento has a passion for providing customers with the best tools to grow their businesses.     Join Tyler, Michelle, and Andrea in this conversation on Magento’s Business Intelligence, what’s next for eMarketing, and what Marketing strategies to take on in 2018.    Timestamps    00:00 – Intro 00:52 – What’s in the News | H&M's No Good, Very Bad Day 04:45 – Featured Guest Intro | Andrea Ward 05:06 – Andrea Ward and Magento  05:50 – Marketing Challenges: From Oracle to Magento  07:15 – Repositioning the Magento Brand  08:20 – Building Magento’s Marketing Strategy   10:35 – Magento’s Business Intelligence 11:45 – Early Successes - Kicks USA  13:23 – Staying Ahead of the Competition  16:12 – Amazon: Product Gateway 18:32 – Magento Commerce  22:15 – FAQs to Blog Articles  25:44 – Marketing Goals for 2018 27:38 - Biggest Missed Marketing Opportunity in Ecommerce  28:50 - What’s Next for Ecommerce Marketing 29:59 - Magento Community and Brand Growth 33:14 - Events and Marketing Strategies 35:15 - 2018 IRCE Conference  36:22 - Pop Up Shops and Retail Brands  38:00 - Magento Advantages Over Competitors  40:55 - Re-Platforming Advice  44:13 - Key Take Away 45:15 - Outro     Featured Guest   Andrea Ward | Chief Marketing Officer at Magento LinkedIn  Twitter   IRCE - CHICAGO: https://www.irce.com    10% off conference passes (Exhibit Hall Only passes excluded) and will be valid starting on 1/1/2018.  Code: LIONS18  Lion’s Share Marketing Podcast Learn More About Tyler & Kyle Music Intro Music – Colony House – Buy “2:20” on iTunes Outro Music – Skillet – Buy “Lions” on iTunes

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