Link Category: Videos
Understanding Query Loop Blocks


I really appreciated this little video from Wes Theron over at Learn.WordPress.org about the Query Loop block. Mostly because while I’d fiddled with it a bit, I hadn’t really explored its richness in the new Site Editor. If you and I have that in common (or especially if you’ve never even fiddled with a Query Loop block), please give the video seven minutes.
Recording: Our Third Live Q&A Webinar for Up and Running Buyers


Here’s last week’s live Q&A webinar for buyers of our premium WordPress development course Up and Running. It’s a wide-ranging session on the practicalities of WordPress development.
Recording: Our Second Live Q&A Webinar for Up and Running Buyers


Here’s last week’s live Q&A webinar for buyers of our premium WordPress development course Up and Running. It’s a wide-ranging session on the practicalities of WordPress development.
Recording: Our First Live Q&A Webinar for Up and Running Buyers


Here’s last week’s live Q&A webinar for buyers of our premium WordPress development course Up and Running. It’s a wide-ranging session on the practicalities of WordPress development.
Should you make an app?


Tom Scott is one of my favorite YouTubers. (I know a lot of nerdy YouTube channels these days.) He is clear, knowledgeable, and a bit like what I’d make on YouTube if I’d started eight years ago and was British.
Matt Mullenweg’s Summertime Update


Matt on WordPress at WordCamp Europe.
How Real is Movie Hacking?


I know, you know: “not very realistic” is the knock against hacking in the movies. It’s like an old joke for people in the know.
Roald Dahl interview and short film – Pebble Mill at One 1982


The children’s author on his writing process and habits.
The Algorithms of CSS


I really loved this talk from Lara Schenck. Part of that’s because I love to have abstract technical conversations about things like “What is a programming language?” and “What even is life?” Part of that is just because she does a great job covering a complex topic with a fun touch on a touchy topic.
Why Do Keynote Speakers Keep Suggesting That Improving Security Is Possible?


A literally incredible tale