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WordPress Security 101: Mind the Hack

WordPress Security 101: Mind the Hack, a #WPLDN talk delivered by Stoyan Georgiev

“My website? Who’d want to hack that?” – If you’ve ever had this thought, you’re not alone – but you might be surprised. Welcome to “WordPress Security 101: Mind the Hack”, where we’ll challenge one of the most common misconceptions of website owners: that small or new websites are safe from cyber threats. The truth …

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Demystifying Third-Party API Integrations in WordPress

Demystifying Third-Party API Integrations in WordPress - a talk delivered by Ignat Georgiev

Did you know there are over 20,000 web APIs out there, each offering unique possibilities for your WordPress site? If you’re not tapping into this vast ecosystem, you might be missing out on game-changing opportunities to enhance your website’s functionality and user experience. APIs are the building blocks of modern web development, but integrating them …

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What’s new for Developers in WordPress 6.6

What's new for Developers in WordPress 6.6

WordPress 6.6 will be released on July 16, 2024, bringing many exciting new features for developers, especially for theme developers. Join me to explore how these updates enhance your plugins and themes and streamline your development processes.

Testing the fortifications – Hack Yourself

So you’ve been to the security, that other security talk and that really scary one. You followed the advice, and you are feeling confident. Perhaps you have never been to a security talk let alone scary one but feel its time to at least find out how you stand. In this talk, Tim is going …

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Tips on how to reduce the carbon emissions of your WordPress website

Hannah Smith presenting her talk Tips on how to reduce the carbon emissions of your WordPress website

Did you know that the internet is thought to produce about the same carbon emissions as the aviation industry? And if the internet was a country it would be the sixth biggest polluter in the world. Shocking isn’t it? With nearly 35% of all websites being WordPress websites, as a community, we have a fantastic …

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Nine ways to make WordPress better with AI

David Lockie presenting his talk Nine ways to make WordPress better with AI

When we think about AI, it’s hard to tell hype from a genuine utility. In reality, AI is a bundle of over 25 different technologies, ranging from the ‘everyday’ to the cutting edge. This talk uses the blade of WordPress to slice through the hype and focus on practical, achievable ways to start leveraging AI …

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Code is Poetry, but your poetry is s**t

Code is Poetry is a dive in to good and bad programming principles, and how we can apply the good ones when using WordPress to make the most maintainable, scalable, and performant websites we can. The talk focuses on the learnings of being a WordPress-focused developer for over 5 years, and how embracing open source …

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AMP at the speed of live

For years, the Liveblog plugin has been the go-to solution for WordPress sites looking for a live coverage tool to deliver fast updates to visitors. In this talk we’ll learn how and why Liveblog was enhanced with the added support of the Accelerated Mobile Pages technology to deliver live coverage even faster via WordPress.

Gatsby and WordPress: Keeping it Cheap and Staying in Touch

This will be a live demo, where we use a free WordPress.com blog and use it to create content for a static site using Gatsby. We’ll use Netlify to host the site for free. Finally, we’ll show how you can automatically rebuild the site when you publish a new post on WordPress. This is not …

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