Darren Eithier's guest appearances

Darren Eithier

Do the Woo - A WooCommerce and WordPress Builder Podcast

Nicole Kohler

Chris Coyier

Brad WIlliams

Brian Richards

Chris Lema

Matt Mullenweg

Cory Miller

Curtis McHale

Jonathan Martin

Bryce Adams

Brad Touesnard

Brian Krogsgard

Topher DeRosia

Patrick Rauland

Beka Rice

OwlTail

In the growing world of blocks, WooCommerce is not untouched. Learn more about what is lined up in Woo when it comes to blocks.

WooCommerce Blocks with Automattician Darren Eithier

In the growing world of blocks, WooCommerce is not untouched. Learn more about what is lined up in Woo when it comes to blocks.  In episode 30 of our podcast, we are chatting with Darren Eithier, Software Engineer at WooCommerce/Automattic about WooCommerce blocks, now and in the near future.  WooCommerce Blocks and More Blocks Darren tells us about his involvement with the block team and we look at what was recently released in WooCommerce 3.8. The conversation takes us deeper into the thoughts and insights behind blocks and the fine line between using blocks effectively and misusing them, which can be a bit a problem for the store owner. He also shares with us what is coming with the All Products block and gives us some hints on the new work in the checkout space. We agree that the innovations behind blocks powering WooCommerce and WordPress are a positive direction in pushing WordPress to the next technical level. This is a great conversation. We hope you listen in. Recommendations &amp; Resources WooCommerce 3.8 Beta Test 2.5.0 of the WooCommerce Blocks Plugin  Do the Woo at WordCampUS I attended WordCampUS in St. Louis. If you aren’t familiar with it or WordCamps, it’s the national conference for WordPress.  Our goal was to record a Do the Woo episode at the WooCommerce booth. As you can see from the photos below we had a great time. Unfortunately, in a few instances, the crowd noise overwhelmed us and in spots you just wouldn’t be able to hear clearly what we said. I think a few groups of chattering WordPress peeps came a bit too close. Well, that’s technology and on-location recording. So we redid the show remotely, and I thought I would share a few of the shots we got. Note: The bottom picture has Brad, Darren and myself joined by our sponsor, Daniel Iser from Ahoy.  Thanks to our sponsor Ahoy! Head on over to use ahoy.com/bobwp and use the code BobWP to get 20% off any of their plans.

In the growing world of blocks, WooCommerce is not untouched. Learn more about what is lined up in Woo when it comes to blocks. In episode 30 of our podcast, we are chatting with Darren Eithier, Software Engineer at WooCommerce/Automattic about WooCommerce blocks, now and in the near future. <a href="https://bobwp.com/get/ahoy/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank"></a> <h2>WooCommerce Blocks and More Blocks</h2> Darren tells us about his involvement with the block team and we look at what was recently released in <a href="https://bobwp.com/woocommerce-3-8-released/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WooCommerce 3.8</a>. The conversation takes us deeper into the thoughts and insights behind blocks and the fine line between using blocks effectively and misusing them, which can be a bit a problem for the store owner. He also shares with us what is coming with the All Products block and gives us some hints on the new work in the checkout space. We agree that the innovations behind blocks powering WooCommerce and WordPress are a positive direction in pushing WordPress to the next technical level. This is a great conversation. We hope you listen in. <h4>Recommendations &amp; Resources</h4> <a href="https://woocommerce.wordpress.com/2019/11/05/woocommerce-3-8-is-now-available/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">WooCommerce 3.8</a> <a href="https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gutenberg-products-block/releases/tag/v2.5.0-beta3" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Beta Test 2.5.0 of the WooCommerce Blocks Plugin </a> <h3>Do the Woo at WordCampUS</h3> I attended WordCampUS in St. Louis. If you aren’t familiar with it or WordCamps, it’s the national conference for WordPress. Our goal was to record a Do the Woo episode at the WooCommerce booth. As you can see from the photos below we had a great time. Unfortunately, in a few instances, the crowd noise overwhelmed us and in spots you just wouldn’t be able to hear clearly what we said. I think a few groups of chattering WordPress peeps came a bit too close. Well, that’s technology and on-location recording. So we redid the show remotely, and I thought I would share a few of the shots we got. Note: The bottom picture has Brad, Darren and myself joined by our sponsor, Daniel Iser from Ahoy. <ul><li></li><li></li><li></li><li></li><li></li></ul> Thanks to our sponsor Ahoy! Head on over to use <a href="http://ahoy.com/bobwp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ahoy.com/bobwp</a> and use the code BobWP to get 20% off any of their plans.

WooCommerce Blocks, the Latest and What’s Coming Soon, with Darren Eithier