Jonathan Bossenger
@psykro on WordPress.org, @Jonathan on Slack
- Member Since: January 14th, 2011
- Location: Cape Town, South Africa
- Website: jonathanbossenger.com
- GitHub: jonathanbossenger
- Job Title: Developer Educator
- Employer: Automattic
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WordPress Origin Story
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Contribution History
Jonathan Bossenger’s badges:- Community Team
- Core Contributor
- Core Team
- Documentation Contributor
- Meetup Organizer
- Meta Contributor
- Meta Team
- Photo Contributor
- Plugin Developer
- Training Contributor
- Training Team
- Translation Contributor
- WordCamp Organizer
- WordCamp Speaker
- WordPress.tv Contributor
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Closed issue #1385 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - WP REST API - custom routes and endpoints -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, WordPress REST API - custom routes & endpoints:
The WordPress REST API is more than just a set of default routes. It is… -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, WordPress REST API - custom routes & endpoints:
The WordPress REST API is more than just a set of default routes. It is… -
Wrote a new workshop, WordPress REST API – custom routes & endpoints, on the site Learn WordPress:
The WordPress REST API is more than just a set of default routes. It is… -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, WordPress REST API - modifying responses:
The WordPress REST API is more than just a set of default routes. It is… -
Wrote a new workshop, WordPress REST API – modifying responses, on the site Learn WordPress:
The WordPress REST API is more than just a set of default routes. It is… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development syllabus, on the site Make WordPress Training:
I look forward to the day the team can say “This has all been created!”… -
Created issue #729 in the WordPress/Documentation-Issue-Tracker repository:
[DevHub] - Capabilities section of the register_post_type function reference has some incorrect... -
Wrote a new post, Introduction to WordPress Development syllabus, on the site Make WordPress Training:
Earlier this month I posted a proposal for an Introduction to WordPress Development syllabus and… -
Closed issue #1436 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - Custom content & custom capabilities -
Closed issue #1420 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - Capabilities by Custom Post Type -
Created issue #1445 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Contributing a style change to the Learn WordPress codebase results in file... -
Closed issue #1400 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Learn WordPress Content Feedback - Using the create-block Tool -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, Using the create-block Tool:
The WordPress create-block tool allows you to quickly scaffold a new block plugin. In this… -
Wrote a comment on the post Dev-squad update: Triage sessions planning, on the site Make WordPress Training:
Thanks @bsanevans that looks correct to me. -
Created issue #1437 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - How do you Learn WordPress? -
Closed issue #1424 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - Let's code: custom content & custom capabilities -
Created issue #1436 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - Custom content & custom capabilities -
Closed issue #1361 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - WP REST API modifying responses -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, WordPress REST API - Modifying responses:
The WordPress REST API provides an interface for applications to interact with your WordPress site… -
Wrote a new workshop, WordPress REST API – Modifying responses, on the site Learn WordPress:
The WordPress REST API provides an interface for applications to interact with your WordPress site… -
Closed issue #1284 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Course - Converting a Shortcode to a Block -
Wrote a new post, Proposal: How to run a Learn WordPress course cohort, on the site Make WordPress Training:
Introduction The Training Teams' vision for 2023 is to “empower users to achieve their goals… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback, I'll post the updated list in a… -
Wrote a comment on the post Dev-squad update: Triage sessions planning, on the site Make WordPress Training:
@amitpatelmd I'm going to work on getting these meetings added to the meeting calender, so… -
Closed pull request #133 on WordPress/wordpress.org:
Add psykro to announce for training team Slack -
Submitted pull request #133 to WordPress/wordpress.org:
Add psykro to announce for training team Slack -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
I'd like to clarify, do you feel that in my earlier suggestion of including the… -
Wrote a comment on the post Dev-squad update: Triage sessions planning, on the site Make WordPress Training:
The first triage session took place as planned on Tuesday, with myself and @alexstine attending.… -
Created issue #1424 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - Let's code: custom content & custom capabilities -
Closed issue #1410 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - Let's code: Developing WordPress User Roles and Capabilities -
Closed issue #1316 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - WP REST API - Custom Fields, Authentication -
Assigned as a presenter on the Learn WordPress tutorial, WP REST API - custom fields, authentication, and testing:
So far, you've learned how to access core WordPress data using the REST API and… -
Wrote a new workshop, WP REST API – custom fields, authentication, and testing, on the site Learn WordPress:
So far, you've learned how to access core WordPress data using the REST API and… -
Created issue #1420 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - Capabilities by Custom Post Type -
Wrote a comment on the post Meeting Agenda for March 28, 2023, on the site Make WordPress Training:
I'd like to add an item to the open discussions, but sadly I won't be… -
Created issue #1417 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Tutorial - Developing WordPress User Roles and Capabilities -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
particularly if you’re working with custom blocks. This is only a requirement if you are… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
An introduction to developing WordPress blocks While it's not explicitly listed, I had intended to… -
Created issue #1410 in the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - Let's code: Developing WordPress User Roles and Capabilities -
Closed issue #1401 on the WordPress/Learn repository:
Online Workshop - Let's Code: preventing CSRF security vulnerabilities -
Wrote a new post, Dev-squad update: Triage sessions planning, on the site Make WordPress Training:
This post summarises the discussions that followed the dev-squad proposal. After the initial proposal post,… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
That's where it gets interesting. To be able to whet their appetite with the meaty… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
To me, the phrase *should know* equates to this is what people whould bring with… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
That's an interesting idea. I actually agree that it makes sense to add a short… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
Thanks for the input. As I've mentioned elsewhere, this is not a proposal to create… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
principle of least privilege That's a good point, I've made a note to include this… -
Wrote a comment on the post Introduction to WordPress Development: A proposed learning path, on the site Make WordPress Training:
I have the unpopular opinion that anyone working in WP should be at least mid-level…
Developer
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Add to Cart by Product for WooCommerce
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List all URLs
Active Installs: 5,000+
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Seriously Simple Podcasting Genesis Support
Active Installs: 600+
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Seriously Simple Speakers
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Seriously Simple Stats
Active Installs: 6,000+
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Seriously Simple Transcripts
Active Installs: 900+
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Stand With Ukraine
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Contributor
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Seriously Simple Podcasting
Active Installs: 30,000+
Total photo contributions: 3
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Plugins
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Create Block Theme
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Debug Bar
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Download Plugins and Themes from Dashboard
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Duplicator - WordPress Migration & Backup Plugin
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Easy Populate Posts
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FakerPress
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Force Plugin Updates Check
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Help Ukraine
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Invisible reCaptcha for WordPress
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List all URLs
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MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress
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PHP Compatibility Checker
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Query Monitor
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Seriously Simple Podcasting
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Show Current Template
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Simple Podcasting
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Slides & Presentations
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Wordfence Security - Firewall, Malware Scan, and Login Security
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WP Crontrol
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WP Migrate Lite - WordPress Migration Made Easy