All-in-one GDPR
We’ll be looking at the development process and the problems solved by our compliance toolkit to help your WordPress site comply with each aspect of the new European GDPR data protection regulations.
WP-CLI: An Intro and Interesting Use Cases
WP-CLI is the command line interface for WordPress. In this talk, John will introduce the core concepts of WP-CLI, talk about how to use it to manage your websites, and cover a few interesting use cases for it. If you’ve never heard of WP-CLI, or you’re an experienced user, hopefully there will be something of interest for you in this talk.
The Joys and Hardships of Adding Cloud Services to WordPress
In this talk Nic will step through both the product and engineering challenges of tightly integrating a complex cloud services product with WordPress. At Bibblio we provide advanced machine-learning recommendations to a wide sector of the publishing industry. Surely this should include WordPress, the biggest publishing platform on The Internet. But how does one provide a clean experience that feels like WordPress when the vast majority of the heavy lifting is happening off-site on our API? … Continue reading
Plugins Uncovered – Nov. 2017
We all have our favourite go-to plugins, often using them repeatedly on our client projects. We may have plugins we’ve used for years, or sometimes we come across handy plugins by chance. Let’s spread the word about these great little plugins available to us. Let’s find those hero plugins that will get us hooked! In this session, Mike Pead will demonstrate two plugins he regularly uses, which are useful for all levels of abilities. He’ll … Continue reading
Page Builder Panel – The Pros & Cons Of Them In Your Workflow
Featuring Doug Belchamber, Keith Devon and Mike Pead; this will be an open panel discussion around the use of Page Builders in the WordPress development workflow. We’ll be hearing the pros and the cons from the panel of developers and you’ll have your chance to get involved.
Plugins Uncovered – March 2017
We all have our favourite go-to plugins, often using them repeatedly on our client projects. We may have plugins we’ve used for years, or sometimes we come across handy plugins by chance. Let’s spread the word about these great little plugins available to us. Let’s find those hero plugins that will get us hooked! In this session, Mike Pead will demonstrate two plugins he regularly uses, which are useful for all levels of abilities. He’ll … Continue reading
Making a simple quiz plugin using React and the WP REST API
If you’ve ever wanted to build something, anything, with the WordPress REST API but were not sure where to start or what to build, try making a plugin for a simple single page app like a quiz. In this talk, I’ll go over the tools used and resources needed for me to learn enough to make a simple quiz plugin using the WP REST API and React having never used either before. I’ll spend some … Continue reading
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
