Well, March is turning out to be quite the month here at Do the Woo. We’re still working on version 4.0 and that will hopefully be coming out and release here real soon. But if you are listening to this on the day it came out, I am at WordCamp Asia along with a few of our hosts. In fact, today is Contributor Day which I am at enjoying my time with the Community team.
Now the real reason I am giving a quick update here is that between now and the end of March our show releases may be a bit off and there may be some gaps. But rest assured, things are being recorded both at WordCamp Asia followed by CloudFest as well as some of my hosts kicking shows around while I’m gone. And when I have some moments I hope to get some quick post production done here at Do the Woo.
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If you don’t hear from us in awhile, watch us on X/Twitter or LinkedIn, to see updates throughout both of these events. And the fun part, you never know what shows will come out of March.
So, tomorrow starts two days of the main event at WordCamp Asia, and if you happen to listen to this, stop by our booth.
That’s it for now and hope to see you around.
