There are a lot of ways as a developer to keep on top of Woo. But as much as you may think you have it covered, you might be missing out on something.
WooCommerce.com
Here are three ways via Woo that you should be a part of.
developer.woocommerce.com – This is the perfect hub for all levels of devs. You can get started by creating your first extension or setting up your development environment.
Stay updated with roadmap insights, the changelog, and a list of all the releases of the WooCommerce Core plugin with downloads.
Add your feature requests to core here.
Plus the opportunity to become a Woo agency partner, marketplace partner or contribute to Woo.
And lastly, check out the Developer Blog and all of the docs they have that we cannot even begin to list. Join the WooCommerce community Slack. And for the monthly recap with their latest content, featured updates and announcements and in-depth release information, sign up for their newsletter for ecommerce developers.
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And don’t forget us…
Since you are reading this here, you likely know what we bring to the table for developers. Of course, in all 12 shows you will finds bits and pieces that will interest you. But specifically don’t miss:
- Woo DevChat for a great, geeky time.
- Woo ProductChat to hear from others who are building cool stuff
- Scaling Enterprise, WordPress and OSS to grasp scaling those Woo sites and learn more about the complexities of all open source software
- And our Friday Shares, where we bring you content from the community and keep you updated on all dev things over at Woo, every week.
Now of course this does not include all the blogs, podcasts, YouTubers and others out there offering great resources for Woo developers (and yes, WordPress developers).
We are working on a resource list of sites that will be a new page here at Do the Woo. I started a rough list over on BobWP.com but it has a long way to go as I discover and refine.
If you have a site that is a great resource for the Woo dev community, specifically feel free to leave it in the comments.
