May 29, 2010 — WordCamp Yokohama 2010 Lightning Talks A 1/2
presentation at WordCamp Yokohama 2010 in Japanese
Hiroaki Itagaki ( i-collaboration Kobe ）, Shouhei Arai ( Tokyo City University ), Takahiro Horiya ( Kobe Digital Lab ), Hiroaki Miyashita ( etnet ), Masamitsu Nanbu ( USconsort )
プレゼンテーション ワードキャンプ横浜2010 ＜日本語音声＞

Video by Atsushi Ogisawa 荻澤篤志 （ CMS Solutions K.K. ）

May 1, 2010 — Dan Milward of GetShopped.org gives an introduction to the WP E-Commerce plugin, a look into future updates, and a sneak peek at the new WordPress Shop, running WordPress 3.0 and the newest version of WP E-Commerce.

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May 1, 2010 — Jane Wells uses real examples to demonstrate how to best design your WordPress user experiences to mesh with those of the core software and fulfill the expectations of your users.

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May 1, 2010 — Joseph Scott teaches guidelines, practices, and tips for designing your WordPress plugins to keep a responsible balance between using the power granted to plugin authors and keeping your users’ data and installations secure and stable.

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May 1, 2010 — Niall Kennedy kicks off the developer track of WordCamp San Francisco 2010 and gives an overview of how using and developing plugins can extend and enhance your WordPress-based site.

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April 24, 2010 — Steve Zehngut moves beyond the basics of plugin creation and demonstrates more advanced plugin development by creating a new media management plugin for WordPress live in this presentation.

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April 24, 2010 — Blair Williams shares his experiences with developing and publishing premium WordPress plugins, including how to distribute them, strategies for charging and how to charge for them, and how to market your plugin to reach new users.

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April 24, 2010 — John Hawkins teaches the basics of developing a custom plugin for WordPress to move your custom code out of your themes and into plugins.

April 24, 2010 — Most WordPress Plugins are little more than small utilities but there are a growing number of them that can dramatically augment the way WordPress behaves or give WordPress advanced new features.

Blair Williams demonstrates an effective way to develop your own platform-modifying plugin (PMP) using a Model View Controller (MVC) approach with some additional tips and tricks learned from coding and supporting two different PMPs.

April 24, 2010 — Jonathan Dingman demonstrates his choices for WordPress plugins that should be standard issue for new installs and methods for squeezing the best performance out of your new WordPress blog.

Slides for this presentation are available here.