Exploring WordPress through conversations with leading developers and creatives.
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Exploring WordPress through conversations with leading developers and creatives.
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Publishing Since
11/26/2024
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Recent Episodes
March 27, 2026
Fostering Healthy Conversations around Contribution ft. Nik McLaughlin
In this episode, Nik McLaughlin and I explore the complexities of community feedback, open source contribution, and the responsibilities of platform maintainers. We discuss how to foster trust, handle criticism, and improve collaboration within the WordPress ecosystem. Links Nik on Twitter Brian on Twitter WordPress 7.0 WordPress AI Connectors Need More Friction, Not Less by Marcus Burnette Nik's Original Thread Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:18 Community Feedback and Engagement 05:40 Understanding User Perspectives 08:29 The Value of Feedback 14:16 Navigating Negative Feedback 19:20 Open Source Responsibilities 24:02 The Dynamics of WordPress and User Expectations 27:46 AI Integration and Community Concerns 29:43 Community Conversations and Feedback Dynamics 35:14 Navigating Technical Bureaucracy in Open Source 41:13 The Time Investment in Open Source Contributions 44:42 Building Trust in Collaborative Environments 49:25 Transparency and Community Engagement in Development
March 4, 2026
Vibe Coding for 100k Users & WordPress’s AI Roadmap ft. Matt Medeiros
In this conversation, Matt Medeiros discusses his recent experience creating a community-driven app during a significant blizzard, leveraging Cloudflare and Cloud Code for development. He reflects on the impact of AI on software development, the importance of trust in tech, and the evolving landscape of web development tools, particularly in relation to WordPress. The discussion also touches on the future of websites in an AI-driven world and the potential for more competition in providing tech solutions to local governments. Links Matt's Video The WP Minute Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Celebrity Status 08:52 Technical Choices and Cloud Platforms 13:15 The Future of Software Development 19:02 The Importance of Trust in a Competitive Landscape 23:50 The Evolution of WordPress and AI Integration 28:45 The Role of AI in Development and Trust Issues
January 19, 2026
What’s Possible with WooCommerce MCP w/ Nik McLaughlin
In this episode, host Brian Coords and Skyverge’s Nik McLaughlin discuss the future of WooCommerce and the impact of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) on the WordPress ecosystem. They explore how AI is streamlining e-commerce development and enhancing user interactions, while also addressing critical challenges like privacy and interface design. Nik highlights the necessity of community collaboration and encourages listeners to actively participate in shaping these emerging technologies. Links Using a Local Model with MCP Tutorial Nik's Website Nik on Twitter SkyVerge Woo Extensions Chapters Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Nik McLaughlin and Skyverge 02:11 The Impact of AI on WooCommerce 07:55 Understanding Multi-Chat Protocol (MCP) 11:20 Practical Applications of MCP in E-Commerce 21:33 Privacy Concerns and Local Models 29:38 Future Directions for WooCommerce and MCP
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