Headless WP Podcast

Matt and Will welcome their second guest to the podcast, Hillary Whitworth. They talk about how she started in front-end development, the importance of mentors, and the common pitfalls of utilities.
Shout-outs:
Hillary's Twitter
Jack Herrington
Kent C Dodds

In this episode, Fran and Jeff talk with Alexa Spalato, the co-founder of Gatsby WP Themes, a company focused on building out Gatsby themes made to work with headless WordPress. We learn how Alexa got involved in tech, discuss some of the details of the headless theme market, and get some updates about her future as a Developer Relations Engineer in the headless CMS space.
Alexa drops a ton of knowledge about how themes (of all kinds) can lower the barriers for other people, and why she decided to bet on Gatsby as a base for her own theme ventures. We hope you enjoy the episode!
Alexa's Website
Gatsby WP Themes

In this episode, we get things up and running for Season 3, with just a few changes. First, we've rebranded the podcast slightly by changing the name. Second, we have new co-hosts for the show. In this intro episode we dig into Fran and Jeff's backgrounds and talk about their developer origin stories. We're really excited about some the guest we have lined up for this season of the podcast, so stay tuned!
Fran's Website: https://www.frantheman.dev/
Jeff's Website: https://jeffreyeverhart.com/

Alex Moon stops by to hype Gatsby 4. How did Gatsby 4 an up to 10x rendering speed? How is Gatsby future-proofing against React? They also talk about how well Gatsby plays with Faust.js.

Links:

• What's new in Gatsby 4
• Rendering patterns podcast episode

Want more headless content? Go to https://developers.wpengine.com/

Kellen and Grace bring in WPEngine's new Developer Relator Brian Gardner, Founder of StudioPress, Co-creator Genesis, to talk about building development communities.
Links:

1. briangardner.com
2. Twitter @bgardner