Archive for 2014
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Sarah Semark: Build a Website On The Moon: WordPress Development From Anywhere
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Sarah SemarkMarch 24, 2014 — Frustrated with building WordPress sites? I’ve been there. Travelling, I often find myself with unreliable internet, and I realized that my development process needed an overhaul. So, late one night working with the geckos in Cambodia, I set about optimizing the process. After a great deal of trial and error, I developed a series of tools that will allow anyone to better manage their WordPress development practices.
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Mo Jangda: Caching For Fun And Profit
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Mo JangdaMarch 24, 2014 — This presentation is about understanding different caching tools and techniques available to WordPress developers such as the Transient and Object Caching APIs and how/why they can make or break your site.
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Interview de Emilie Lebrun, oratrice de « Etude de cas : Bus Open Tour, un multisite e-commerce … »
WordCamp Paris 2014Speaker: Emilie LebrunMarch 24, 2014 — Work addict et entrepreneuse dans l’âme, Emilie fonde sa première société dans l¹informatique en 2001 puis exerce 6 ans en tant que freelance.
En 2009, elle crée avec Nandor Wiener l’agence web Whodunit.
En 2010 elle se lance dans l’aventure WordPress, convaincue du potentiel du CMS.
Un livre blanc, un blog et de nombreux sites plus tard, elle accompagne au quotidien les entreprises dans la découverte de WordPress et de son écosystème.
Directrice projets de l’agence, passionnée par le web, le management et la conduite du changement, elle optimise, planifie, cherche constamment de nouvelles solutions … Le tout entre deux compétitions de SingStar. -
Émilie Lebrun : Étude de cas – Bus Open Tour, un multisite e-commerce et multilingue
WordCamp Paris 2014Speaker: Emilie LebrunMarch 24, 2014 — Retours d’expériences sur le défi de la réalisation du site e-commerce des Bus Open Tour, bus à toit ouvert transportant plus d’un million de touristes dans 4 villes de France.
Site de vente en ligne de billets, disponible en 5 langues, visible sur desktop, tablette et mobile, il est aussi décliné en version tablette pour la vente directe en boutique sur la base d’un back-office unique.
Accessible par ville, nous avons mis en place un WordPress Multisite.
Bilan des bonnes et parfois mauvaises pratiques, extensions et techniques utilisées seront au programme de cette conférence !
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Al Davis: Managing Multiple Authors – Creating An Editorial Process
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Al DavisMarch 23, 2014 — This session looks at a couple of different options as to how you can handle multiple authors, whether they be guest bloggers or regular contributors. It also looks at options for creating a full blown editorial workflow with WordPress — one that will allow you to establish clear guidelines and processes for any team, whether it be a one person shop to multiple writers and editors.
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David Hamilton: Blog Like A Journalist
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: David HamiltonMarch 23, 2014 — This presentation surveys the media landscape where blogging and journalism meet. And shows where a journalistic approach and a blog approach may differ. It explains how a writer can maintain a high commitment to journalism, while also employing storytelling styles which are more compatible with blogs and their audiences.
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Hugh McGuire: Want to Make a Book?
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Hugh McGuireMarch 22, 2014 — This presentation introduces PressBooks.com, and the PressBooks GPL plugin, and describes how we have repurposed WordPress to turn it into a professional book publishing tool that anyone can use (for free!).
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Meagan Hanes: The ABCs Of HTML
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Meagan HanesMarch 22, 2014 — HTML is one of the core languages of the Internet. You don’t HAVE to know HTML to build and maintain a WordPress website – but knowing the basic tags gives you more control over the content, presentation, and impact of your message. This presentation covers the basic HTML tags commonly used in WordPress. You’ll learn how to insert a link, format text size/style/position, load an image, and more, all through the WordPress HTML editor.
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Brendan Sera-Shriar: Build A Responsive WordPress Theme With Zurbs Foundation Framework
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Brendan Sera-ShriarMarch 22, 2014 — Responsive design is becoming an expected standard for web developers. In this session learn how easy it is to integrate foundation.css into your WordPress theme and how to get added functionality from their jQuery and zepto libraries. It also dives into the css to understand how “responsivity” works.
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Yannick Lefebvre: Plugins: A Double-Edged Sword
WordCamp Montréal 2013Speaker: Yannick LefebvreMarch 21, 2014 — As most WordPress users know, plugins can be used to enhance WordPress sites in many ways. Unfortunately, they can also easily break your work. From javascript errors to buggy updates, from slow-performing code to stylesheet conflicts, this talk aims to help users identify and troubleshoot problems with plugins as they work on their creations.
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