I was looking forward to hearing Norcross speak in Phoenix, and by the title I was expecting him to show some examples of sites that are WordPress but do not appear to be, or use WordPress in an unordinary way.
In the end there were no examples, except a calendar, and not much information conveyed.
This is an awesome, rambling discussion covering several WordPress developer “Best Practices”. I got more out of this forty minute presentation than I did out of the last three WordPress books I’ve read. Great job, Andrew (and nice sleeves).
Opus
March 5, 2012 at 7:43 am |
I was looking forward to hearing Norcross speak in Phoenix, and by the title I was expecting him to show some examples of sites that are WordPress but do not appear to be, or use WordPress in an unordinary way.
In the end there were no examples, except a calendar, and not much information conveyed.
March 5, 2012 at 2:10 pm |
Really enjoyed this presentation. Took notes on all of the recommended plug-ins and am going to start exploring your suggestions. Thanks Andrew.
March 21, 2012 at 10:19 am |
This is an awesome, rambling discussion covering several WordPress developer “Best Practices”. I got more out of this forty minute presentation than I did out of the last three WordPress books I’ve read. Great job, Andrew (and nice sleeves).