Tidy Up Your WordPress Site for the New Year
With the start of the new year, now is the time to ensure that your content is up-to-date.
Preparing Your Plugin for a .org Release
How do you get a plugin onto the WordPress.org repository? What steps do you need to take? Are there any specific requirements? These are just some of the questions this talk, aimed at anyone who wants to push a plugin to the WordPress.org repository will answer. We will go through the steps you need to take in order to prepare your plugin, some best practices in the plugin code and how to submit it to … Continue reading
WordPress for SEO Haters
SEO is a dirty word, tarnished by years of bad practice and self-defined ‘gurus’. But should it be ignored by developers? Keith argues the case for taking SEO seriously when building WordPress websites. He also gives his top ‘hater-friendly’ tips for SEO on WordPress. It’s easier (and harder) than people might think.
Websockets + WordPress = Magic
WordPress and Websockets what type of dark magic is this? The darkest, with the power of WordPress and Ratchet ( http://socketo.me ), we can harness the magic of realtime and push WordPress in unforeseen directions.
Is the wp-admin interface dead?
With the rise of WP-API and WP-CLI plugin developers can no longer assume that a user is interacting with WordPress from the admin interface. In this talk Tim looks at new approaches to developing plugins in our new potentially admin less world and asks the question, do we even need the admin interface?
How we created Google Docs-style editing for WordPress posts and pages
Poetica is a beta WordPress plugin that inserts Google Docs-style collaboration into your WordPress posts and pages. Co-founder and CEO, Anna Maybank, and full-stack engineer, Abby Millward, are going to talk about how they’ve rethought collaboration, from both a technical and design perspective, and why they think improving the editor experience in WordPress is so important for keeping up with changing user expectations. They’ll also demo the plugin and talk about some of the challenges of working … Continue reading
Adding Composer to your WordPress development toolbox
Neil be looking at how to use Composer as a tool to manage and maintain WordPress based sites & applications, from getting up and running with Composer, through managing full site stacks to adding composer support to your own plugins and themes.
Learn more than the average Web Developer
Steve is going to teach the 10 things that people MUST know BEFORE they Build a Website. It’s focused around the strategy and covers the following 10 topics: http://onlinemastery.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/10-STEPS.pdf Steve will also explain how Web Design is Dead and how WordPress specifically has created a new industry and why its important to understand the foundation on either your own project or a clients.
Using AWS to super charge your WordPress site and scale to 100,000s of users
The talk will be about how to scale WordPress in Amazon web services and which plugins help you achieve this. The main aim is to let the audience know how to interoperate with cloud based services to really enhance their WordPress experience and achieve performance boosts but offloading core tasks to SaaS/PaaS/IaaS services where possible. Using AWS to super charge your WordPress site and scale to 100,000s of users. Topics Covered: Installing CoreOS in EC2 … Continue reading
