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Devin Walker
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Devin Walker
@innerwebs
Building the future of @Jetpack at @Automattic. Made @GiveWP. Designing, coding, spiking, strumming, and exploring the world one project at a time.
San Diego Katılım Ekim 2009
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@Gravnetic @pootlepress @TylerMoore_YT @wordpressdotcom @omnisend @jetpack I’m glad you brought this up. We are going to be working on making this a much better experience very soon.
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@pootlepress @TylerMoore_YT @wordpressdotcom @omnisend @innerwebs They only downside is that @jetpack needs to do a tiny bit of work to make it a cleaner install. I love JetPack, but it also sucks trying to prevent some of the assumptions when installed. I use it for search on several websites.
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Auditing my stack again.
AI is changing what software deserves to stay.
Current thinking:
- @wordpressdotcom for all my sites (because our MCP is 🔥)
- more AI work in Claude Cowork
- @omnisend for email marketing, because migration is easy and there’s already an MCP server
- possibly ScreenFlow → CapCut
- cutting smaller apps I can now vibe code myself
- guitar: gretch to fender jazzmaster 😉
What are you changing this year?
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@therepositorywp Honestly, there are great people involved in this project but I never truly understood it.
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After FAIR’s Co-Founders Step Back, the WordPress Community Weighs In
therepository.email/after-fairs-co…
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This is why I organize the SD WordPress Meetups. Feels good to give back, and even more validating to see others finding value in it.
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Jesus H man. Just went through some snaps of me as an 18 year old to send to my son (we were talking haircuts of the time).
Time has not been my friend lol.
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@innerwebs @TheDavidJohnson Long press the dash key on mobile.
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After 16 years in WordPress I somehow just found the WordPress “Milestones” book — an open, GitHub-written history from “a few lines of code in an apartment above a bar in Corsica” to today. Pretty awesome rabbit hole (and you can contribute): wordpress.org/book/milestone… | repo: github.com/WordPress/book/
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@JavierCasares @ShakraAyham Looks interesting, but why would we want to download all of the things?
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@ShakraAyham Basically it allows downloading all the plugins and themes from WPORG, having everything in CPTs.
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#WordPress Work in progress... it will be a plugin, open-source, free, so you can download all WordPress (not the core, but plugins and themes).
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What a time we're living in. Pretty mind-blowing.
TechHalla@techhalla
Less than 24 hours since Google dropped Project Genie and people are already creating wild stuff! The era of vibe gaming starts. 15 insane examples 🧵👇 1. Discarded Pack of Cigarettes in the station
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WordPress runs on people. It’s not just code. It's making time, helping others learn, and collaborating even when it would be easier to stay siloed. My 2026 focus is momentum: clearer direction, kinder collaboration, and fewer barriers.
Read more: make.wordpress.org/project/2026/0…
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@WPProductTalk @KatieKeithBarn2 @ianmisner @jetpack I had a great time today! Thanks for having me. 🤜🤛
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If users need docs just to get started, your UX is already failing.
Today, hosts @katiekeithbarn2 and @ianmisner will be talking UX-led product development with Devin Walker @innerwebs from @jetpack. Watch live and ask questions 👀
youtube.com/live/FKYvJFC7r…
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Find out what it’s the works for Jetpack UX/UI, next week!
WP Product Talk@WPProductTalk
Bad UX rarely looks broken. It just quietly slows people down and drives support tickets. On Wed Jan 28 at 09:00 PT / 12:00 ET / 18:00 CET, we'll go deep on UX-led product development with Devin Walker @innerwebs, Artistic Director at @jetpack. youtube.com/live/FKYvJFC7r…
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I've been thinking a lot about product management in the era of AI and how easy it is to feel like you're falling behind.
Every few weeks, a new tool launches. Every few days, someone posts their AI-powered workflow. And there's this nagging feeling that you should be doing more.
Here's the thing: I use Claude Desktop with a memory system for the majority of my work at @WooCommerce. Integrations with Linear, GitHub, user feedback tools. I can execute faster than ever.
And I still feel like there's more I could be doing.
If that resonates, this post is for you. Starting now (even if you feel late), finding the easiest entry point, and accepting that continuous adaptation matters more than perfect workflows.
jamesckemp.com/its-not-too-la…
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