Dan Westall (http://www.dan-westall.co.uk/) will share tips and tricks for using WordPress for application prototyping, covering recommended plugins and some tricks that he’s found along the way.
Michael Smith will be discussing the Google Publish WordPress Plugin.
WordPress sites for Academics – how us geeks can help and assist non-geeks to use WordPress
Peter Curtain gives a talk on writing blogs and articles, his lessons from writing for newspapers.
With the launch of WordPress 3.6 comes the Heartbeat API, a simple yet powerful way of implementing a polling in WordPress. We’ll take a look at the basics, an example and the possibilities.
A guide to playing with content using a filter.
Understanding reader’s interests and appropriately tailoring your WordPress homepage for them.
Darren Grant gives a lightning talk on optimising WordPress.
Dave Stewart will introduce and demo the WordPress “Double-O” framework, a new MVC theme architecture that runs on top of WordPress and promises to completely revolutionise both your WordPress programming and theme development. It’s structured, configurable, extensible, and supports a revolutionary Model/View architecture, plus a powerful templating language that offers total (or partial – it’s …
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