Podcast appearances and mentions of rachel cherry

News Big acquisition news happened last week when Delicious Brains, owned by Brad Touesnard, sold five of its plugins to WPEngine. You may use one or all of these plugins starting with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), WP Migrate, WP Offload Media, WP Offload SES, and Better Search Replace. Some of the product teams will be moving to WPEngine and the other support teams and developers will continue as usual as issues are escalated to them. Listen to Brad's interview with Matt Medeiros right here on the WPMinute. Other ecommerce News DTC Patterns, an ongoing Barrel research project has compiled over 100 articles where their teams buy real products from brands many of us are familiar with. They highlight interesting and effective ecommerce user experiences and marketing interactions. These observations are called “patterns” where over 100+ articles were written showcasing various ways brands engage with customers before, during, and after the purchase process. Events WordCamp EU is over and it looks like many in the WordPress community had a great time getting together in person and talking about all the new things arriving in WordPress 6.0, Gutenberg and the future of WordPress. It was announced that WordCamp EU will be in Athens, Greece. The WPMinute's writer, Eric Karkovac wrote about the feelings of WordCamps and David Bisset shares his takeaways from WordCamp EU. I donated $100 to A Big Orange Heart for 20 selfies taken with Matt Cromwell out in Porto. He matched the $100 along with Michelle Frechette's WPCoffee Talk and StellarWP. I challenge you to match a $100 donation too! If you are using a Pagebuilder with WordPress this is a heads up that the Pagebuilder Summit is right around the corner June 20 - 24 2022. Registration is open for this event. From Our Contributors and Producers John Locke shared this Podcast episode from MasterWP about Capitalizing the “P” in WordPress. Nyasha Green and Rob Howard discuss this article about why the capital P in WordPress is such a big deal and why this one letter influences how some people think about it when hiring developers.  Speaking of hiring developers, Rachel Cherry is looking to fill a 20/hr a week developer position at Cornell University College of Business. Check out the Tweet for more detail. Community Segments this week by: WP Security Minute by Chris Wiegman Learn WP minute by Hauwa Abashiya New Members We would like to welcome Austin Ginder as a Producer and Brian Coords to the WPMinute Community. Thanks to all of the members who shared these links today: Joe CasabonaJohn Locke

News Is it finally time to retire WordPress Multisite?   Rob Howard wrote an article over on MasterWP that Multisite is a solution to a problem that no longer exists. The cool things that Multisite offered like sharing themes and single sign on just don't seem as important to developers these days. Rachel Cherry tweeted a response that it may just be too early to consider removing Multisite as there is still a big audience in higher education that would be impacted by this. (p.s. Subscribe to Matt Report to hear an upcoming interview with Howard, new owner of MasterWP.) Early in February the community had many discussions about Diversity in WordCamps and Meetups. Allie Nimmons wrote a great post on MasterWP about a better journey to diversity. Go read Allie's important article to help get a better understanding on how to approach and discuss diversity. Sarah Gooding over on the WPTavern writes that Strattic has acquired the WP2Static plugin. Strattic plans to relaunch the plugin on WordPress.org to improve its discovery, installation, and update process. From Our Contributors and Producers Jetpack has released a new way to build your own Jetpack. Release 10.7 includes My Jetpack, a brand new dashboard for managing your Jetpack products and plans in a single place. With all of the nervous watch on the war in Ukraine, it seems that Namecheap is kicking out their Russian customers, with a 6 day notice. Konstantin Kovshenin tweeted the news.  Andrew Palmer was recently on the Matt Report discussing Artificial Intelligence for WordPress. If you want to check out the exciting direction of AI you can download the bertha.ai plugin from the repository and listen to this podcast to see what's next in WordPress & Gutenberg. Ryan Breslow continues the Shopify discussion this week on how they are eating their ecosystem. This is another interesting thread/perspective on Shopify's end-to-end commerce platform. Next Up You are on the Creator Clock with Joe Casabona “YouTube Thumbnails” by Joe Casabona Thanks to all of the members who shared these links today:  Jeff ChandlerBirgit Pauli-HaackDaniel SchutzsmithMichelle Frechette ★ Support this podcast ★

Every day we strive to head towards a more diversified and inclusive WordPress space that is representative of everyone.   Tune in to today's episode of WPMMR to hear from our guests who are some of the amazing women of WordPress!   Listen to full episodes below:   E66 - Hermione on the powerful women of WordPress (Amy Masson, Women in WP) E65 - Ginny Weasley on actively creating more inclusive WordPress world (Allie Nimmons, GiveWP) E44 – Veronica Mars on making the web fully accessible (Rachel Cherry, WPCampus) E34 – Wonder Woman on providing churn lowering support (Michelle Ames, Give) E71 - Doctor Who on educating and diversifying the WordPress community (Angela Bowman, Women In WP)

Rachel Cherry is the Director of WP Campus and a freelance software engineer and consultant with with over ten years of experience in back and front-end web development and digital design. Her main areas of focus include accessibility, higher education, and WordPress. The full content for Rachel Cherry (WP Campus) can be viewed on WP Square One.

We have our very own WordPress sleuth on the podcast! Ever watched your favorite movie with only the subtitles, or used your daily driver software with only your keyboard? Many of us never even consider the accessibility of the websites and products built and used every day, but for some users, extra accessibility accommodations are a necessity. That’s where Rachel Cherry comes in! Hear how she’s creating an easier to navigate internet, for literally everyone!   Episode resources:   Follow Rachel on Twitter! Bamadesigner.com WPCampus Gutenberg Accessibility Audit aXe Accessibility

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Rachel Cherry, Freelance software […]

Rachel Cherry of WPCampus joins us to discuss the upcoming WordPress Editor Accessibility Audit she spearheaded, what you can do when the report is released, and to remind you to submit your Speaker Proposals for their annual summit on WordPress in Higher Education.

We have interesting WP-Tonic round-table show here with Adam Silver KitchensinkWP Podcast joining us as a special guest panelist our main story we discuss is the interview that the WordPress Weekly podcast recently did with Morten Rand-Hendriksen (who part of this panel ) and Rachel Cherry to discuss WordPress Governance project. Here's a list of the other stories we discuss during the show. 1 - WPWeekly Episode 344 – Introduction to the WordPress Governance Project https://wptavern.com/wpweekly-episode-344-introduction-to-the-wordpress-governance-project 2 - Apple’s power over Facebook ought to worry the rest of us https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/31/18204559/apple-facebook-feud-market-research-platform-power 3 - The Great Divide https://css-tricks.com/the-great-divide/ 4 - My other life as a Kickstarter scammer https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/31/my-other-life-as-a-kickstarter-scammer/  

We have a great regular panel and a special guest Rachel Cherry. We discuss latest release of WordPress 4,9,9 and how this might effect the release date of Gutenberg. Then we talk about Rand Fishkins recent presentation at the INBOUND conference 2018. 1 - WordPress 4.9.9 Release Focus Items Include Site Health Project and Gutenberg Preparation https://wptavern.com/wordpress-4-9-9-release-focus-items-include-site-health-project-and-gutenberg-preparation 2 - Rand Fishkin: My Presentation from INBOUND 2018 Might Make You a Better Entrepreneur https://sparktoro.com/blog/my-presentation-from-inbound-2018-might-make-you-a-better-entrepreneur/ 3 - What if Wix really is better than Wordpress? https://twitter.com/CyrusShepard/status/1039268777081200640 https://zyppy.com/ 4 - A Brief Guide About Competitive Analysis https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/08/guide-competitive-analysis/ 5 - How to Use Your Website to Attract Millennials https://webdevstudios.com/2018/09/11/website-to-attract-millennials/ 6 - Jeff Bezos is going to create schools where ‘the child is the customer https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/13/17855358/jeff-bezos-day-one-fund-nonprofit-preschool-amazon

In this month’s episode of Build Process, we’re joined by Rachel Cherry. She is a freelance software engineer with a background in higher education and other enterprise-level organizations, like Disney. She is the Founder and...

Rachel Cherry is a front end developer and lead organizer of WPCampus, a WordPress conference focused on Higher Education. In this episode, we talk about what goes into putting on this conference, from scouting a location to day-of logistics. Show Notes Rachel Cherry WPCampus Chris Lema on How I Built It Liam Dempsey on How […] The post Rachel Cherry & WPCampus appeared first on How I Built It.

In this weeks WP-Tonic round-table show we have a great panel of WordPress experts where we discuss this weeks must interesting article we have found connected to WordPress, development, online marketing or the web in general. Here a list of the stories we discuss this week 1 - Theme Review Changes Place More Onus Onto Theme Authors https://wptavern.com/theme-review-changes-place-more-onus-onto-theme-authors 2 - Google Fights Businessman's Attempt to Erase Conviction Links https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-27/google-fights-businessman-s-attempt-to-erase-conviction-links 3 - The Blogger’s Guide To Choosing The Perfect Niche https://www.wpsuperstars.net/choose-a-niche-for-your-blog/ 4 - WordPress plugin looking for a new owner: from Rachel Cherry https://bamadesigner.com/2018/04/wordpress-plugin-looking-for-a-new-owner/ 5 - How to Optimize Google My Business and Leverage It For More Sales https://neilpatel.com/blog/optimize-google-my-business/ 6 - 5 Reasons Developers Are Switching To Vue.js https://www.heartinternet.uk/blog/5-reasons-developers-are-switching-to-vue-js-from-other-frameworks/ 7 - The 8 WordPress Plugins That Will Change the Way Your WordPress Site Looks and Performs https://torquemag.io/2018/04/the-8-wordpress-plugins-that-will-change-the-way-your-wordpress-site-looks-and-performs/

On Episode 259 of WP-Tonic, host Jonathan Denwood and co-host Kim Shivler interview Rachel Cherry of WP-Campus (https://wpcampus.org/). Rachel is a Senior Software Engineer at the Walt Disney Company in California. In the WordPress community, she is more well known as the founder and director of WP-Campus, a community for people in higher education interested in WordPress. This episode is brought to you by Kinsta Hosting (https://kinsta.com). This Premium WordPress Hosting Platform is the power behind WP-Tonic. Check them out today for your hosting needs.

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This week I interview Rachel Cherry. [powerpress]

Welcome to the Post Status Draft podcast, which you can find on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and via RSS for your favorite podcatcher. Post Status Draft is hosted by Brian Krogsgard. Brian is joined by guest-host Rachel Cherry -- a Senior Software Engineer at Disney, and the organizer of WP Campus, an event for WordPress in higher education. They discuss many of the things that folks working with WordPress in higher education encounter during this episode. Prior to working for Disney, Rachel spent around a decade working on the web in higher ed, most recently at the University of Alabama. Links Rachel's website WP Campus, which will be held on July 13-14 in Buffalo, New York. The Events Calendar, by Modern Tribe University of Alabama Engineering Washington State University Github Sponsor: SiteGround SiteGround is engineered for speed, built for security, and crafted for WordPress. They offer feature-rich managed WordPress hosting with premium support, and are officially recommended by WordPress.org. Check out SiteGround's website for a special deal for Post Status listeners, and thanks to SiteGround for being a Post Status partner. Photo by Found Art Photography

In August 2015, Rachel Cherry tweeted about an idea she had: a WordCamp for people who use WordPress in higher education. Eleven and a half months later, over 150 people representing 60 different higher ed institutions gathered in Sarasota, Florida for the inaugural WPCampus conference. With WPCampus 2016 wrapped up and WPCampus 2017 on everyone’s […]

From simple contact forms to complex online applications, higher ed hosts a variety of online forms. For this episode, we’ll discuss what’s important and needed for WordPress forms in the world of higher ed, including accessibility and privacy concerns. For this episode, we are joined by WPCampus members Rachel Cherry and Curtiss Grymala and WordPress […]