http://wordpress.tv Engage Yourself with WordPress.tv Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:13:00 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ http://s2.wp.com/i/buttonw-com.png http://wordpress.tv http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/lin-chen-case-study-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/lin-chen-case-study-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:54:41 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3259 Harvard Gazette Web site. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/lin-chen-case-study-nyc09/feed/ 3 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Lin Chen: Harvard Gazette Case Study Lin Chen gives a five-minute overview of the WordPress-based Harvard Gazette Web site. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daisy-olsen-child-themes-ignite-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daisy-olsen-child-themes-ignite-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:48:32 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3278 Daisy Olsen demonstrates how to edit a single file to create a child theme for an existing theme, requiring no alterations to the original theme itself. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daisy-olsen-child-themes-ignite-nyc09/feed/ 1 markel g Daisy Olsen: Child Themes Daisy Olsen edits a single file to create a child theme for an existing theme, requiring no alterations to the original theme itself. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/ted-mann-hyperlocal-journalism-ignite-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/ted-mann-hyperlocal-journalism-ignite-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:32:22 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3275 Ted Mann from Gannett talks about using WordPress for "hyperlocal" journalism using injersey.com as an example. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/ted-mann-hyperlocal-journalism-ignite-nyc09/feed/ 1 markel g Ted Mann: Hyperlocal Journalism Ted Mann from Gannett talks about using WordPress for "hyperlocal" journalism using injersey.com as an example. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jim-doran-jquery-ignite-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jim-doran-jquery-ignite-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 21:15:26 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3272 Jim Doran talks about the power and versatility of jQuery and why you should be using it in your projects. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jim-doran-jquery-ignite-nyc09/feed/ 0 markel g Jim Doran: Using jQuery In five minutes, Jim Doran talks about the power and versatility of jQuery and why you should be using it in your projects. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/mushon-zer-aviv-open-design-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/mushon-zer-aviv-open-design-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:45:39 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3322 Mushon Zer-Aviv describes some of the challenges and opportunities in open sourcing the design process in this five-minute presentation from WordCamp New York. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/mushon-zer-aviv-open-design-nyc09/feed/ 1 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g Mushon Zer-Aviv: Beyond Sharing – Open Source Design Mushon Zer-Aviv describes some of the challenges and opportunities in open sourcing the design process. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/stephane-daury-using-press-this-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/stephane-daury-using-press-this-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:41:34 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3299 Automattician Stephane Daury gives a four-minute overview of the Press This feature in WordPress. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/stephane-daury-using-press-this-nyc09/feed/ 4 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Stephane Daury: Using Press This Automattician Stephane Daury gives a four-minute overview of the Press This feature in WordPress. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/beau-lebens-intensedebate-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/beau-lebens-intensedebate-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:41:33 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3289 Beau Lebens of Automattic explains and demonstrates the IntenseDebate commenting system in five minutes. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/beau-lebens-intensedebate-nyc09/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Beau Lebens: IntenseDebate Beau Lebens of Automattic explains and demonstrates the IntenseDebate commenting system in five minutes. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andrea-rennick-wordpress-mu-nyc0/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andrea-rennick-wordpress-mu-nyc0/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:29:55 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3319 Andrea Rennick gives a brief 5-minute overview of the capabilities and extensibility of WordPress MU. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andrea-rennick-wordpress-mu-nyc0/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Andrea Rennick: WordPress MU Andrea Rennick gives a brief 5-minute overview of the capabilities and extensibility of WordPress MU. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/raphael-mudge-after-the-deadline-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/raphael-mudge-after-the-deadline-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:29:24 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3316 Raphael Mudge from Automattic gives a quick 5-minute overview of the power and flexibility of After the Deadline. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/raphael-mudge-after-the-deadline-nyc09/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Raphael Mudge: After the Deadline Raphael Mudge from Automattic gives a quick 5-minute overview of the power and flexibility of After the Deadline. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-ignite-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-ignite-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:16:12 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3286 Daryl Koopersmith introduces a new way of creating WordPress themes with the Elastic editor, and creates a basic theme—all in five minutes. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-ignite-nyc09/feed/ 4 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Daryl Koopersmith: Elastic Theme Editor Daryl Koopersmith introduces a new way of creating WordPress themes with the Elastic editor, and creates a basic theme—all in five minutes. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/noel-jackson-p2-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/noel-jackson-p2-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 05:15:01 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3324 Noel Jackson of Automattic demos the 1.1 release of the P2 group blogging theme for WordPress in this 5-minute presentation. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/noel-jackson-p2-nyc09/feed/ 3 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Noel Jackson: P2 1.1 Theme Preview Noel Jackson of Automattic demos the 1.1 release of the P2 group blogging theme for WordPress in this 5-minute presentation. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/scott-kingsley-clark-pods-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/scott-kingsley-clark-pods-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:45:19 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3264 Scott Kingsley Clark delivers a brief overview of the Pods CMS Framework in this quick six-minute presentation. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/scott-kingsley-clark-pods-nyc09/feed/ 8 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Scott Clark: The Pods CMS Plugin Scott Clark delivers a brief overview of the Pods CMS Framework in this quick six-minute presentation. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/john-hawkins-canonical-plugins-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/john-hawkins-canonical-plugins-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:37:19 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3256 John Hawkins introduces the concept of canonical plugins in this just-more-than-two-minute talk from WordCamp NYC. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/john-hawkins-canonical-plugins-nyc09/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g John Hawkins: Canonical Plugins http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andy-peatling-why-use-buddypress/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andy-peatling-why-use-buddypress/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:10:39 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3252 ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/andy-peatling-why-use-buddypress/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Andy Peatling: Why Use BuddyPress? http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jeremy-clarke-ide-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jeremy-clarke-ide-nyc09/#comments Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:07:31 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3261 Jeremy Clarke gives an overview of choosing a good IDE for development of PHP applications in this five-minute talk. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/15/jeremy-clarke-ide-nyc09/feed/ 3 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Jeremy Clarke: Writing PHP with IDEs Jeremy Clarke gives an overview of choosing a good IDE for development of PHP applications in this five-minute talk. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jim-doran-jquery-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jim-doran-jquery-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:15:44 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3043 Jim Doran presents an overview of jQuery and how to start using it and will show beginners how to start using jQuery and how to begin making WordPress themes. Slides for this presentation are available here.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jim-doran-jquery-nyc09/feed/ 7 markel g pzula-jquery http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:00:46 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3021 ]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/daryl-koopersmith-elastic-nyc09/feed/ 28 markel g elastic http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/justin-shreve-search-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/justin-shreve-search-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:30:41 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3127 Justin Shreve presents his Google Summer of Code 2009 project creating a WordPress search API. The rationale behind the project, the lack of power and flexibility in the existing WordPress search engine, and aspects of the development process are discussed. The presentation concludes with an overview of the enhancements made with this project and some Q&A.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/justin-shreve-search-nyc09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g Justin Shreve: Better WordPress Search http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/amanda-blum-non-profits-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/amanda-blum-non-profits-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:30:05 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3228 ISOC-NY. Slides for this presentation are available here.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/amanda-blum-non-profits-nyc09/feed/ 11 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Amanda Blum: Saving the World with WordPress http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/allan-cole-child-themes-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/allan-cole-child-themes-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:15:39 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3045 Allan Cole introduces us to Child Themes which will allow you to speed up your development time and make future-proof theme edits, while also leaving the inefficient processes of trial & error behind.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/allan-cole-child-themes-nyc09/feed/ 5 markel g pzula-ChildThemes http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/adria-richards-small-business-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/adria-richards-small-business-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 13:30:34 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3225 Adria Richards to learn what it takes to prepare for a successful project. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/adria-richards-small-business-nyc09/feed/ 4 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Adria Richards: Blueprint for Small Business http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/epstein-houser-wordpress-classroom-innovation-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/epstein-houser-wordpress-classroom-innovation-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 11:30:35 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3087 Serena Epstein and Shannon Houser.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/epstein-houser-wordpress-classroom-innovation-nyc09/feed/ 2 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g WordPress As a Gateway Drug: Enabling Innovation beyond the Classroom http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/casey-bisson-library-catalogs-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/casey-bisson-library-catalogs-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 11:15:34 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3219 Scriblio adds faceted searching and browsing as well as structured metadata to make WordPress the most flexible and social platform for presenting any catalog data. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/casey-bisson-library-catalogs-nyc09/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Casey Bisson: Scriblio – WordPress-Powered Library Catalogs http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/ramil-teodosio-wordpress-powered-intranets/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/ramil-teodosio-wordpress-powered-intranets/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 10:45:49 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3215 ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/ramil-teodosio-wordpress-powered-intranets/feed/ 0 40.739226 -73.984804 40.739226 -73.984804 markel g Ramil Teodosio: WordPress-Powered Intranets http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/matt-martz-plugins-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/matt-martz-plugins-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 10:35:21 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3035 ]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/matt-martz-plugins-nyc09/feed/ 2 markel g pzula- IntPluginDev http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jose-fontainhas-i18n-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jose-fontainhas-i18n-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 10:00:54 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3066 José Fontainhas on the global nature of WordPress, benefits of preparing your project to support translation, how to prepare your project, what resources are available, and a short introduction to GlotPress.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/jose-fontainhas-i18n-nyc09/feed/ 3 markel g José Fontainhas: Lost in Translation—i18n and WordPress http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-bintz-comicpress-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-bintz-comicpress-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 10:00:11 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3210 ComicPress was introduced as a simple theme to publish webcomics. Four years and over 1500 comics later, it has grown into a versatile package with plugins and widgets that give artists even more power to share their comics with the world. Learn about the current state of ComicPress and where it’s headed in the future from John Bintz. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-bintz-comicpress-nyc09/feed/ 1 40.740790 -73.983793 40.740790 -73.983793 markel g John Bintz: Publishing Webcomics Using ComicPress http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/goldman-trowbridge-wnet-case-study-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/goldman-trowbridge-wnet-case-study-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:15:33 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3207 WordPress MU, WNET partnered with Tierra to launch 50+ non-blog sites supporting WNET television programming, reducing costs, improving traffic and streamlining their production across multiple Thirteen and PBS teams. This session covers the business objectives for the project, why WNET selected WP, technical challenges in re-launching dozens of sites using one common platform, custom plugins and templates, and other issues. Slides from this presentation are available here. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/goldman-trowbridge-wnet-case-study-nyc09/feed/ 0 40.740790 -73.983793 40.740790 -73.983793 markel g Dan Goldman and Jamie Trowbridge: WNET.org Case Study http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-hawkins-plugins-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-hawkins-plugins-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:15:26 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3056 John Hawkins' introduction to writing a plugin, with a real-world example showing how to create a plugin with an options page, shortcodes and a dashboard widget.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/john-hawkins-plugins-nyc09/feed/ 5 markel g pzula-WP-Plugin http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/wells-bruner-opening-remarks-nyc09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/wells-bruner-opening-remarks-nyc09/#comments Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:00:19 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3203 Jane Wells and Steve Bruner welcome participants to WordCamp New York City 2009. Video courtesy ISOC-NY.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/14/wells-bruner-opening-remarks-nyc09/feed/ 0 markel g Jane Wells and Steve Bruner: WordCamp NYC 09 Opening Remarks http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/clintus-video-phx09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/clintus-video-phx09/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:06:05 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3446 Clintus McGintus of I Do It Digital shares his experience in video blogging and marketing, giving tips, tricks, and recommendations for getting your start in using video to enhance your blog.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/clintus-video-phx09/feed/ 2 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g Clintus McGintus: Video Blogging and Video Marketing Clintus McGintus of I Do It Digital shares his experiences in video blogging and marketing in this presentation from WordCamp Phoenix 2009. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/brent-spore-designing-for-wordpress/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/brent-spore-designing-for-wordpress/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:05:53 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3443 WHATABLOGGER teaches design fundamentals that can help you learn how to design effective WordPress sites.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/brent-spore-designing-for-wordpress/feed/ 0 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g Brent Spore: Designing for WordPress Brent Spore of WHATABLOGGER talks about learning to design for WordPress sites in this presentation from WordCamp Phoenix 2009. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/merlin-mann-social-media-phx09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/merlin-mann-social-media-phx09/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:04:16 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3433 Merlin Mann of 43 Folders shares his opinion on the state of social media and social media tools.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/merlin-mann-social-media-phx09/feed/ 1 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g Merlin Mann: Something Something Social Media Merlin Mann gives his opinion on the state of social media in this talk from WordCamp Phoenix 2009. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/john-hawkins-building-plugin-phx09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/john-hawkins-building-plugin-phx09/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:03:25 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3437 John Hawkins teaches the WordCamp Phoenix audience the basics of building a plugin in this short presentation.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/john-hawkins-building-plugin-phx09/feed/ 2 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g John Hawkins: Building a WordPress Plugin John Hawkins builds a WordPress plugin live on stage in this presentation from WordCamp Phoenix 2009. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/jayson-cote-business-phx09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/jayson-cote-business-phx09/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:02:01 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3440 Jayson Cote of WPCoop.org discusses the potential of WordPress for your business and how WordPress is changing the world.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/jayson-cote-business-phx09/feed/ 1 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g Jayson Cote: The Power of WordPress, You, and Your Business Jayson Cote of WPCoop.org discusses the potential of WordPress for your business in this presentation from WordCamp Phoenix. http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-roundtable-phx09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-roundtable-phx09/#comments Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:01:04 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3430 Matt Mullenweg from Automattic, Chuck Reynolds from rYnoweb, and Joshua Strebel from Page.ly answer questions from the audience and talk about WordPress 2.9 in this roundtable discussion.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/11/13/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-roundtable-phx09/feed/ 0 33.376412 -111.972034 33.376412 -111.972034 markel g Roundtable with Matt Mullenweg Matt Mullenweg from Automattic participates in this roundtable discussion on WordPress from WordCamp Phoenix 2009. http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/31/liz-strauss-identity-netherlands09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/31/liz-strauss-identity-netherlands09/#comments Sat, 31 Oct 2009 12:00:27 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2994 Liz Strauss on how your identity influences your blogging, how and why to effectively network, and building your personal brand. Video produced and provided by Vileo. Powered by Microsoft, Connecting Media, and Vileo. More information is available at wordcampnl.org.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/31/liz-strauss-identity-netherlands09/feed/ 5 markel g WordCamp NL 1 http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09-2/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09-2/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:20:18 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3574 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09-2/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Matt Mullenweg Video Message 2 For Community Day (2nd Day) WordCamp Kyoto マット・マレンウェッグ 日本の皆さんへのあいさつ、日本の印象 どうも、マット・マレンウェッグです。 WordPress 創始者です。 日本の WordCamp にご来場の皆様、こんにちは！ お会いできなくて残念です。 先日行った日本はとても楽しかったよ。 食べ物に感動した。 ラーメン！ なんでも。 そして、親切な人たち。 またぜひ行きたいなと思ってるよ。 WordPress 2.9 について 次のバージョンの WordPress は2.9。 とってもエキサイティングだ。 統合アップグレードを導入する。 プラグインも、テーマもまとめてワンクリックでアップグレードできる。 それから、動画や音声などのアップロードの改善。 そして何より画像のアップロードが便利になる。 特にギャラリー機能においてね。 今は話せないんだけど、 皆が驚く機能もあるよ。 数ヶ月後にリリースとなる予定の WordPress 2.9 を 楽しみにしていてほしい。 日本のユーザーがコミュニティに貢献するには？ WordPress のすばらしい点のひとつは たった一人の人が大きな影響を及ぼすのも十分可能なところ。 現在、WordPress をいろんな言語で利用できる理由がその良い例。 これは、皆さんの住むすてきな国、日本のある人が WordPress を日本語に翻訳してみよう、と思ったことで始まった。 今では、世界中の20いくつかの言語に対応している。 3分の2は英語圏以外のユーザーだ。 小さな貢献でも大きな影響を与えることができる 得意なことで貢献するのをお薦めするよ。 ライターならドキュメントを書く。 友達が多い人は友達に広めて、他システムからのスイッチを手伝う。 開発者、コーダーなら プラグインを作って、レポジトリに登録する。 得意分野がなんであれ、その才能を他の人と共有する方法は、 数えきれないくらいたくさんある。 でも最も大事なのは、共有すること。 WordCamp でお互い助け合ったり、友達になったり どうやって他の人や友達が WordPress を活用する手助けができるか考えてみる。 身近な友達がブログやウェブサイトを持っていたら アップグレードやインストールを手伝ってあげるとか。 こうやって、WP は成長してきたんだ。 すべてコミュニティ主導で。 WordPress の国際的成長について WordPress の国際的な成長に関して最も楽しみなことの一つとして 開発中のソフト GlotPress（グロットプレス）がある。 GlotPress は共同翻訳を可能にするフレームワーク。 WordPress 本体だけでなく、 将来はプラグインやテーマ、 今作っている最中の WordPress ドキュメンテーション、「ハンドブック」。 これらはすべて、まだ 公開するまでには完成していないんだけど でも完成したら、たくさんの人がボランティアとして貢献できる機会が増える。 これを見ている皆さんの中に 日本語リソースの作成を手伝ってくれる人がいたらいいな。 なぜかというと、日本のマーケットに既にあるものに加えて オープンソースのオプションがあるといいなとほんとに思うから。 それから WordPress の視覚デザインは 日本のものにインスパイアされた部分もある そういうのをもっと取り入れていきたいね。 http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/wpbiz-kyoto09-2/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/wpbiz-kyoto09-2/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:15:00 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3571 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/wpbiz-kyoto09-2/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Introducing WPBiz (Day 2) http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hitoshi-omagari-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hitoshi-omagari-kyoto09/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 14:00:06 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3569 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hitoshi-omagari-kyoto09/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Hitoshi OMAGARI "Professional Techniques for WordPress Optimization" Presentation http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09-2/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09-2/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:30:12 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3567 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09-2/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Hiromichi KOGA "Megumi GPL / Commercial Theme" Presentation http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/ode-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/ode-kyoto09/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:00:18 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3565 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/ode-kyoto09/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 09: Ode "Themantic: A WordPress Theme Framework" Presentation http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/daijiro-miyazawa-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/daijiro-miyazawa-kyoto09/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 11:30:24 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3563 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/daijiro-miyazawa-kyoto09/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Daijiro MIYAZAWA http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09-2/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09-2/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 11:00:30 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3561 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09-2/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Yuriko IKEDA "Blogging with Ktai Style & Ktai Entry" Presentation http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/fumito-mizuno-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/fumito-mizuno-kyoto09/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 10:30:36 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3559 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/fumito-mizuno-kyoto09/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 09: Fumito MIZUNO http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/naoko-mccracken-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/naoko-mccracken-kyoto09/#comments Sat, 17 Oct 2009 10:00:03 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3556 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/17/naoko-mccracken-kyoto09/feed/ 0 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 09: Naoko McCracken "WordPress Today" Presentation http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/qa-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/qa-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:02:57 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3108 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/qa-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Q & A WordCamp Kyoto Q & A (Day 1) http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/wpbiz-kyoto09-1/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/wpbiz-kyoto09-1/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:56:56 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3105 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/wpbiz-kyoto09-1/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 naokomc g WordCamp Kyoto 2009: Introducing WPBiz (Day 1) http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/toshitaka-agata-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/toshitaka-agata-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:43:46 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3103 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/toshitaka-agata-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 naokomc g 05-Toshitaka_AGATA http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/takayuko-miyoshi-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/takayuko-miyoshi-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:30:47 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3101 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/takayuko-miyoshi-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g 04-Takayuki_MIYOSHI http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:17:34 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3099 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/yuriko-ikeda-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g 03-Yuriko_IKEDA http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:04:25 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3095 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/hiromichi-koga-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g 02-Hiromichi_KOGA http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09/#comments Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:00:57 +0000 Naoko http://wordpress.tv/?p=3097 Messaliberty).]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/10/16/matt-mullenweg-kyoto09/feed/ 0 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 naokomc g 01-Matt_Mullenweg http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/liz-strauss-community-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/liz-strauss-community-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:15:06 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2925 Liz Strauss on the learning process for new bloggers, the importance of identity in blogging, and ten ways to own your blog and your community. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/liz-strauss-community-seattle09/feed/ 3 markel g 12-Liz01_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-mclaren-wordpress-social-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-mclaren-wordpress-social-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:10:44 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2921 Mark McLaren gives a five-minute talk on the evolution of the Web from one-way communication to social interaction and how the use of WordPress fosters community development. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-mclaren-wordpress-social-seattle09/feed/ 15 markel g 11-Ignite_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/josh-harrison-config-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/josh-harrison-config-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:05:07 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=3123 Josh Harrison gives a lightning five-minute presenation on wp-config. What is it? How does it work? What changes can you make and how will they affect your install? This video presents some simple tips and tricks. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/josh-harrison-config-seattle09/feed/ 7 38.520050 -89.983993 38.520050 -89.983993 markel g Josh Harrison: wp-config Tips and Tricks http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/donald-desantis-creating-themes-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/donald-desantis-creating-themes-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:00:19 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2916 Donald DeSantis teaches starting with a bare-bones WordPress theme and building it into something more in this five minute presentation. The demo site from the presentation is available here. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/donald-desantis-creating-themes-seattle09/feed/ 12 markel g 10-Ignite_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-molitor-finding-themes-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-molitor-finding-themes-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:55:32 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2910 Chris Molitor gives a five-minute rundown on how to start finding a theme that's right for your WordPress site. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-molitor-finding-themes-seattle09/feed/ 21 markel g 09-Ignite_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/eric-amundson-five-ways-to-bulletproof-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/eric-amundson-five-ways-to-bulletproof-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:45:50 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2904 Eric Amundson teaches quick, free, and effective ways to make WordPress installations more usable, accessible, secure, and satisfying—all in one five minute session. Slides for this presentation are available here. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/eric-amundson-five-ways-to-bulletproof-seattle09/feed/ 14 markel g 08-Ignite_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/martin-buckley-multiple-blogs-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/martin-buckley-multiple-blogs-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 15:35:22 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2899 Martin Buckley shares his experiences with running, hosting, and upgrading multiple WordPress blogs, with tips and tricks—all in about eight minutes. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/martin-buckley-multiple-blogs-seattle09/feed/ 6 markel g 07-Ignite_1mb http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-jaquith-plugins-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-jaquith-plugins-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:30:56 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2895 Mark Jaquith. Also covered: why BuddyPress is a good model for the future of the WordPress plugin landscape. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media. ]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/mark-jaquith-plugins-seattle09/feed/ 18 markel g Mark Jaquith: BuddyPress and the Future of Plugins http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/scott-porad-cheezburger-wordpress-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/scott-porad-cheezburger-wordpress-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 13:30:11 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2883 Scott Porad answers questions from the WordCamp Seattle audience, discussing the Cheezburger Network, their business philosophy, how they use WordPress, the evolution of their platform, selling advertising on blogs, and the tools they use to maintain the network. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/scott-porad-cheezburger-wordpress-seattle09/feed/ 2 markel g Scott Porad: WordPress at the Cheezburger Factory http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/aaron-hockley-blog-setup-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/aaron-hockley-blog-setup-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 11:50:46 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2879 Aaron Hockley talks about the numerous steps used during the recent launch of SocialPhotoTalk.com, including planning and site setup, theme and plugin configuration, launch steps, and basic publicity. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/aaron-hockley-blog-setup-seattle09/feed/ 3 markel g After Launching a Couple Dozen Blogs… http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/ian-lurie-blogs-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/ian-lurie-blogs-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 10:45:41 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2867 Ian Lurie reviews a few WordPress blogs for the audience, providing tips to improve SEO, readability, performance and subscribership. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media. ]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/ian-lurie-blogs-seattle09/feed/ 2 markel g Ian Lurie: Internet Therapy: Tough Love for Your Blog http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/jane-wells-qa-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/jane-wells-qa-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 10:15:50 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2843 Jane Wells of Automattic talks briefly about the state of WordPress 2.9, then answers a handful of questions from the WordCamp audience about things like the WordPress community, how to engage volunteers, and the evolution of the WordPress UI. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/jane-wells-qa-seattle09/feed/ 0 markel g Jane Wells: WordPress Q&A http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-pirillo-community-seattle09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-pirillo-community-seattle09/#comments Sat, 26 Sep 2009 09:30:37 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2838 Chris Pirillo talks about the origins of Internet communities, what it means to be part of an Internet community, and what's important in creating and maintaining your Internet community. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/26/chris-pirillo-community-seattle09/feed/ 0 markel g Chris Pirillo: Community http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/seo-smackdown-panel-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/seo-smackdown-panel-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 16:00:57 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2678 Scott Hendison and Amber Case) and a couple bloggers who think that SEO is overrated (Dawn Foster and Rick Turoczy) take pointed questions from moderator Nate DiNiro and the WordCamp Portland audience. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/seo-smackdown-panel-portland09/feed/ 4 markel g SEO Smackdown Panel http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/garron-selliken-geotagging-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/garron-selliken-geotagging-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 15:00:50 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2676 Garron Selliken discusses applications of geotagging and map implementations for WordPress sites and his development project of a plugin for WordPress to support and enable mapping individual WordPress posts. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/garron-selliken-geotagging-portland09/feed/ 2 markel g Garron Selliken: Geotagging and Mapping WordPress Content http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/will-norris-building-plugins-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/will-norris-building-plugins-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 13:45:54 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2674 Will Norris talks about some of the common pitfalls and mistakes made when constructing plugins, including security and usability concerns and how to efficiently and cleanly create your code. Includes code examples of both what to do and what not to do. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/will-norris-building-plugins-portland09/feed/ 8 markel g Will Norris: How NOT to Build a WordPress Plugin http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/scott-porad-can-has-cheezburger-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/scott-porad-can-has-cheezburger-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 12:45:03 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2672 Scott Porad from The Cheezburger Network talks about the design and business philosophy behind the Cheezburger network of sites and how those sites use WordPress to accomplish those things. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/scott-porad-can-has-cheezburger-portland09/feed/ 2 markel g Scott Porad: LOLs, FAILs, and Life at the Cheezburger Factory http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/john-hawkins-plugin-building-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/john-hawkins-plugin-building-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 10:30:42 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2670 John Hawkins demonstrates the basics of constructing a plugin, designing it to make the changes you want, and then using that plugin to alter your WordPress site in a persistent way. Includes some basic discussion on hooks and functions, as well as some sample code. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/john-hawkins-plugin-building-portland09/feed/ 8 markel g John Hawkins: Building a Plugin – It’s Easier Than You Think http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/lorelle-vanfossen-tags-categories-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/lorelle-vanfossen-tags-categories-portland09/#comments Sun, 20 Sep 2009 09:30:56 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2667 Lorelle on WordPress discusses challenges and opportunities in the tag and category structure of WordPress blogs and shares some tips for keeping yours organized and effective. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/20/lorelle-vanfossen-tags-categories-portland09/feed/ 7 markel g Lorelle VanFossen: Tags and Categories: Are You Uncategorized? http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/tyler-sticka-wordpress-portfolios-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/tyler-sticka-wordpress-portfolios-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 16:00:22 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2664 Tyler Sticka talks about creating and maintaining a WordPress site to serve as a portfolio to both show and describe your work, including plugin and theme ideas to get you started easily. The talk also includes code snippets and suggestions for optimizing your theme for serving a portfolio. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/tyler-sticka-wordpress-portfolios-portland09/feed/ 6 markel g Tyler Sticka: WordPress-Powered Portfolios http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/duane-storey-mobile-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/duane-storey-mobile-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 15:00:39 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2662 Duane Storey of BraveNewCode talks to WordCamp Portland about opportunities for WordPress and mobile devices, including the history of the mobile internet, the opportunities presented by mobile web users, plugins and themes available to facilitate mobile use of WordPress, how to test your site for mobile use, and more. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/duane-storey-mobile-portland09/feed/ 0 markel g Duane Storey: BraveNewBlog – Embracing the Mobile Frontier http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/shayne-sanderson-wordpress-mu-ecommerce-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/shayne-sanderson-wordpress-mu-ecommerce-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 13:45:24 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2660 S-Tastic Designs talks about integrating WordPress MU and the WP E-Commerce plugin from Instinct Entertainment. He covers the features and benefits of using WP E-Commerce with WPMU, gives a demo and overview of the process, and takes questions from the audience. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/shayne-sanderson-wordpress-mu-ecommerce-portland09/feed/ 0 markel g Shayne Sanderson: WordPress MU and E-Commerce http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-qa-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-qa-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 12:45:07 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2657 Matt Mullenweg of Automattic answers questions from the WordPress community, including making money from open source products, migrating from WordPress.com to WordPress.org, the history of WordPress, the roles system in WordPress, core vs. plugins, blog comments, WordPress security, and more. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/matt-mullenweg-wordpress-qa-portland09/feed/ 6 markel g Matt Mullenweg: WordPress Q&A http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/cami-kaos-dr-normal-podcasting-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/cami-kaos-dr-normal-podcasting-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:30:34 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2653 Strange Love Live talk about podcasting content, how difficult it can be to keep podcasts going, where to find content and how to interact with a greater community, and how to be entertaining. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/cami-kaos-dr-normal-podcasting-portland09/feed/ 1 markel g Cami Kaos & Dr. Normal: Bondage: How to Be Your Podcast’s Dom, N http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/jason-grigsby-speed-portland09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/jason-grigsby-speed-portland09/#comments Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:30:19 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2648 Jason Grigsby of Cloud Four discusses the bloat that's crept into web site design processes and how to combat it to keep your WordPress installation lean and optimized. He shares tips and tricks for caching, choosing the right resources for your blog, compression, and other optimization strategies for your WordPress-powered site. Slides for this presentation are available here. Video production by Joe Christensen of Blaze Streaming Media.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/19/jason-grigsby-speed-portland09/feed/ 2 markel g Jason Grigsby: Speed Up WordPress; Make Readers Happy and Your S http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/john-hawkins-plugins-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/john-hawkins-plugins-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:30:58 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2826 John Hawkins runs through the basics of creating a WordPress plugin, with code examples and an explanation of the basic principles behind plugin creation and interactions.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/john-hawkins-plugins-la09/feed/ 2 markel g John Hawkins: Creating a WordPress Plugin http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/andrew-warner-video-blogging-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/andrew-warner-video-blogging-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:30:31 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2822 Andrew Warner discusses how easy and inexpensive it is to create video that can be added to a blog, including ideas for hardware, suggestions and demonstrations of software packages for managing video, and basic techniques for video-making.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/andrew-warner-video-blogging-la09/feed/ 4 markel g Andrew Warner: How to Add Video to Your Blog http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/jim-turner-pro-blogging-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/jim-turner-pro-blogging-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 14:30:43 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2804 Jim Turner discusses his experiences with blogging for a living, including what types of blogging jobs are available, who's hiring bloggers, and what personal blogging skills are important for professional blogging.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/jim-turner-pro-blogging-la09/feed/ 0 markel g Jim Turner: Blogging for a Living http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/micah-baldwin-failure-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/micah-baldwin-failure-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 13:30:42 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2799 Micah Baldwin talks about the importance of failure, how it affects success, and what you can learn from yours. Slides for this presentation are available here.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/micah-baldwin-failure-la09/feed/ 0 markel g Micah Baldwin: Failure Is Job One http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/ben-huh-business-for-free-and-profits-for-you/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/ben-huh-business-for-free-and-profits-for-you/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:00:47 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2793 Ben Huh discusses the beginnings of the Cheezburger Network, the principles and ideas behind the network, some lessons learned, and how those things can inform you when planning a business venture.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/ben-huh-business-for-free-and-profits-for-you/feed/ 4 markel g Ben Huh: Business for Free and Profits for You http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/shayne-sanderson-ecommerce-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/shayne-sanderson-ecommerce-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 10:00:13 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2787 S-Tastic Designs talks about integrating WordPress MU and the WP E-Commerce plugin from Instinct Entertainment. He covers the features and benefits of using WP E-Commerce with WPMU, gives a demo and overview of the process, and takes questions from the audience.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/shayne-sanderson-ecommerce-la09/feed/ 0 markel g Shayne Sanderson: WordPress MU and E-Commerce http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/beau-lebens-wordpress-family-la09/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/beau-lebens-wordpress-family-la09/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 09:15:06 +0000 Ryan Markel http://wordpress.tv/?p=2767 Beau Lebens talks to the WordCamp Los Angeles crowd about the extended family of products built from WordPress: WordPress MU, bbPress, BuddyPress, and BackPress. Slides for this presentation are available here.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/09/12/beau-lebens-wordpress-family-la09/feed/ 2 markel g Beau Lebens: Meet the Family http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/douglas-hanna-showcasing-the-showcase-wordcamp-sf-2009/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/douglas-hanna-showcasing-the-showcase-wordcamp-sf-2009/#comments Tue, 11 Aug 2009 15:30:52 +0000 Michael Pick http://wordpress.tv/?p=2389 Douglas Hanna presents the WordPress Showcase to the audience of WordCamp San Francisco 2009 Video produced by Dave Curlee and John P, with post-production by Michael Pick.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/douglas-hanna-showcasing-the-showcase-wordcamp-sf-2009/feed/ 17 Michael Pick g Douglas Hanna – Showcasing the Showcase http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/philip-greenspun-sf/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/philip-greenspun-sf/#comments Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:34:56 +0000 Michael Pick http://wordpress.tv/?p=2385 Philip Greenspun presents on the impact of the web and weblog on written communication in this presentation from WordCamp San Francisco 2009 Video produced by Dave Curlee and John P, with post-production by Michael Pick]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/08/11/philip-greenspun-sf/feed/ 1 Michael Pick g Philip Greenspun – How the Web and Weblog Changed Writing http://wordpress.tv/2009/07/15/chris-pirillo-communityweb/ http://wordpress.tv/2009/07/15/chris-pirillo-communityweb/#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 14:52:28 +0000 Michael Pick http://wordpress.tv/?p=2076 Dave Curlee and John P. Post production by Dave Curlee.]]>

]]> http://wordpress.tv/2009/07/15/chris-pirillo-communityweb/feed/ 6 Michael Pick g Chris Pirillo: WordCamp San Francisco 2009 Hello, everybody; I'm glad you decided to come here and not listen to the Google guy— or one of the Google guys—Google's quite an alluring title there. So, I first met Matt virtually— He really liked the stuff that I was doing years ago, at least, on the Web, and then we changed the site design through something that happened—we had a wonderful web designer for lockergnome.com, which I've been running since 1996, a site that's driven by content, usually stuff related to technology. We had this wonderful, beautiful design, with CSS, and it was just wonderful, and the web designer quit because he wanted to become a male stripper. So this left us in the lurch, and we couldn't do things. He had everything so broken-out, we couldn't move forward. So we had to go with something a lot more utilitarian, and Matt ended up posting on his blog, "What the heck? This is such a step backwards." But there was a reason why, and I couldn't explain the set of circumstances, so that's how I came to know Matt; I wasn't hooked into WordPress at that point in time, but to give any perspective, I was one of the first registered business users of Movable Type, years and years and years and years ago. And I switched over to using WordPress—well, WordPress MU, or WPMU—pretty much at its first public release, and also have been using WordPress for my personal blog for quite a while. I am nothing more than just a geek, that's it— hey, J—he's someone I would consider part of my community, because I know him by his first name. And that's what community is all about, really: getting to know people. Because the Internet is not so much a series of cables and wires so much as it is a connection between people. Without people, the Internet would be nothing. It would even exist. I still remember the first time I sat down in front of a computer. This is—well, no, not the first time; I can't remember that time—the first time I sat down in front of a computer to email somebody who was sitting no further than this far away from me in a computer lab back in 1992. And I emailed him something, and I just knew—that moment—my life was forever changed. And it was true. That was a defining moment of my life; I was like, "this is it! I must do this for the rest of my life!" I don't know why, but it thrills me every day to wake up and check my email, despite the amount of spam that I get; I still love email. Because it's the connection that I make with people from all around the world. It still amazes me to this day; it's a miracle. And obviously, I don't need to proselytize you; you know that. But if you just sit there and think about it: how powerful that is... community is already inside you. Now I'm going to try to remember what it was like to be back in high school in advanced math—I'm not the mathematician, not a scientist; I'm an English major, or was; my degree is in English education, which means I'm only qualified to teach nouns and verbs, everything I do now is just out of passion; I was very lucky— but there's this idea of a Venn diagram. Are you familiar with the Venn diagram? OK, essentially—I'm Italian, so I can use my arms while I'm talking— It's like, you've got these circles. And in-between, they kind of cross over. Right? And in the middle, where that cross over is like this little thing, can you imagine that? The Venn diagram? I like coffee. And I also live in Seattle. And in the middle, I like coffee and I live in Seattle. And there are other people who also like coffee and live in Seattle. And since I don't have three arms, I can't do a third one—that'd be kind of crazy, arm juggling—but I also use Mac OS X. Now, in the middle of that Venn diagram— I use Mac OS X, I drink coffee, and I live in Seattle—how many other people do as well? Well, not everybody. Did someone say everybody? In a perfect world, sure. But we're not living in that perfect world. That Venn diagram, where that point at which everything kind of crosses over— I have all these interests; I have these things about me; this is who I am. OK? I don't let somebody else define me. That's controlling. That's bad behavior. I am this person. I'm a walking Venn diagram. We all are. We're not unidimensional. We're multifaceted. Every one of us, despite what you think about yourself, you are. Many things about you. And you carry these things about you wherever you go. That is community. It's inside you. And that is why you can go from one Web site to another to another to another to another, and it's the experience that it helps you have. But it's already inside you. Because if it doesn't exist inside you, no Web site, no Web service, nothing is ever going to change that. I have a thing against PR and marketing people. It's not that I don't like them, it's just they don't always get it. And I hear the word "community" thrown about; every so often, I'll get pitched, "We've got a business where we're going after the real estate vertical, and we're going create a viral community." I do not ever want to be a part of anything "viral" in a community. That's me. It may be a part of your Venn diagram, great. Nothing against viruses, or communities, really. But when you have an idea that you're going to create something from scratch, and it's just going to happen, it doesn't work that way. Now, there's a community in here—there's a variety of communities in here, intersecting—I see a lot of Apple notebooks; How many Apple notebooks? Just raise your hand. I mean, I can see, but there's quite a few; and a few PC users as well. I'm not going to—yeah, raise your notebooks— I don't want to pick on the Vista users; I've kind of beat that dead horse. That's a community, right? It's a community that's just there. You're probably passionate about it, as Apple users tend to be—sometimes a little too passionate— but you care a lot about the product, potentially. Maybe you have an iPhone, maybe you have other Apple products, you become an evangelist without even realizing that you're an evangelist because you love the product. Maybe you don't love the product, but you're using it anyway because everyone else is. Is it the company, or is it the community? Well, it's a little of both. But the company has created something that the "community" wants. I didn't like the iPhone when Apple first released it. I—really, in fact, I—have eaten a lot of crow for posting 20 reasons why I wasn't going to use the iPhone. And then a month later—you know what did it for me? The weather app. It freaked me out. I was like, "it can't be this usable." "I've been using mobile devices for so long." "It's not this usable." It was such a shift in thinking. I actually cared about a mobile device for the first time in my life. After saying "no, it's not going to happen." But it did. And I'm not the only one who likes the iPhone, who likes Mac OS X, who thinks it's a wonderful choice for consumers. But it's not the company that's telling me, it's feeling like I identify with my computer. Like I feel for technology. I grew up when PCs—I used to make fun of people like me. Of course, people make fun of people like me all the time, it's not going to stop them. But it's not about the company that creates the product, so much as it is the culture I see you've got an Apple notebook, you've got an Apple— I can connect; we can connect—we can talk about our favorite apps, an iPhone; we can talk about our favorite apps; it's the culture. Forget the company. I've said this about Macworld, too, with Apple dropping out; I don't think it's as big a deal as people have made it out to be. Because Macworld is more about the community than it is the company. That is my opinion. Back in the day—way back in the day—I may not look it, but I am 35 years old, been online, as I said, since 1992. That was before the Web. Hard to believe. I would connect with other people using newsgroups and BBS's. I fingered people; I fingered Coke machines; I subscribed to Scott Yanoff's list of things to do on the "Internet", it was a mail—it was a piece of text—that told you what you could do online! And it was the definitive resource of what you could do online. I'm sorry; not to make some of you feel young. (Maybe I am.) But you would only be able to go to certain places to communicate. You had to go there; if I wanted to talk about The Simpsons; if I wanted to talk about "Weird Al" Yankovic; if I wanted to—you know—share my ASCII art; if I wanted to do one thing, then I would have to go there, because that was the only place that existed for that affinity. For sharing information. And it's not that way anymore. It's not. And that's a good thing. Instead of community existing in just one little pocket, it's everywhere. It's OK to be everywhere, but just keep that in mind. Now, people who—you know—aren't really... exploratory, online—I mean, they see the Internet, they can check their email, maybe they get on Facebook, and that's about it. Maybe some shopping or whatever. They see the Internet as potentially just what Facebook gives them. But—obviously—that's not the way it is. And it's not going to be that way forever. Of course, I'm not going to go into the political debates on identification and owning—who owns your identity, who owns your content; this is not a political discussion. But just keep in mind that as the Internet expands, and you're that walking Venn diagram, hopefully at some point those two things will come together. Right now, we're still trapped inside of somebody else's idea of what an experience should be for you. It always made me laugh when I'd see a portal that said, "My Such-and-Such." I'm like, "that's not my anything, it's just your my something." Being distributed, though, it's certainly reaching its frustrations. I'm trying to think of how better to explain this; Instant messaging. You've got Windows Live (or MSN), you've got Yahoo!, ICQ, AOL, Gadu-Gadu, Google Talk or Jabber; you've got all of these different protocols, and they're all competing with one another. Do you bucket your friends that way? "I'm sorry; I can't talk to you; you're not on AOL." It's unintuitive. That's why I like using Adium on Mac OS X; some people on Windows may use Digsby— [gagging noise] I'm sorry; I can't even say the word. It's a unified instant messenger that brings them all together into one. And it's free. But it's the idea of basically letting the Internet come— and the experiences on the Internet come—on your terms, rather than on somebody else's terms. We're getting there, and with community, it falls very much into that same hole. This is the one that always trips me up. And I hope everybody can read the slides; are you guys good in the back? OK. It kills me when I'm either asked a question or I hear someone saying, "Well, I put up a blog, and nobody came!" Duh! "I set up a forum, and no one participated!" Duh! The tools are ubiquitous. They're everywhere. A blog is just a tool. And if you think a blog is a community, then you too are a tool. [applause] Going back to the PR/marketing thing there. It just—I cringe, but at the same time, I'm just like, "Go ahead, do your thing, man. Do it, because I know what's going to happen." Community exists in one place: and that's here. In your heart. That's your Venn diagram. Your heart. Because without heart, what is community? Without passion, without connections, without a feeling of belonging, what is it? Well, it's not community; at least, not how I would define it, or how I would care to define it. Maybe that's idealistic of me, and you know what? I'm OK with that being idealistic of me. Because to me, you can't build this. It's either there, or it's not. And you know you've got a vibrant community when it takes care of its own, instead of eating its own. To take care of, to empathize, to connect. To build. To collaborate. To share. To listen, to talk. It all comes from here. And without this, it is just a set of tools. Anybody can go out right now and set up a Web site, with different features: online chat, forums, blogs, upload photos, videos; you name it. There's a lot of tools out there. Anybody; which means if you've got an idea, "Well, I'd like to create a blog about coffee," well, the chances of someone else having done that before are pretty strong. Pretty strong. Right? Not strong coffee— well, hopefully; I like strong coffee— but it's not the topic; it's not the idea that makes it valuable. It never is. Because there are a lot of— well, as Philip was just referring to; he's had photo.net up for a while— there's a lot of photography forums online. A lot. Where do you go? Do you go anywhere, if that's something you care about? They're everywhere. Community is everywhere. And sometimes, the same people exist in a variety of the same types of communities. Sometimes, people only exist in one community, or another, or they go after this one because everyone else is there; all their friends are there; therefore, they need to be there. So, in a way, it is—the tools are a commodity. But each one of you is not. Even if you are an identical twin. Or triplet. Or octuplet. You're still unique. You still have your own set of morals, ideals, beliefs; you have your own heart. And you take that with you wherever you go. You are the asset to the community, not the other way around. It has kind of been my experience that when people come and ask, "Well, how do I control the community? How do I stop them from saying something about me that I don't like?" And the answer is: you can't. And I hope we all know that. Do we all know that? One of the reasons why I started out this particular presentation explaining how I met Matt—he said something that was absolutely accurate: our stuff sucked. And in fact, I would go so far as to say that our stuff still sucks. I'm not a designer, nor am I a developer. But I've got to use the tools at my disposal to make something happen. I didn't tell him to take his post down; I emailed him; I said "Yeah; you're right." And then I met him in Seattle—I think I bought him a beer, too—