Author Archive
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Francesca Manicardi: La traduzione è una cosa seria! Consigli al team Polyglots
WordCamp Torino 2017Speaker: Francesca ManicardiApril 10, 2017 — La traduzione è una cosa seria: a causa di una parola o un’espressione male interpretata ci possono essere conseguenze anche gravi. I traduttori volontari della Community WordPress fanno un lavoro straordinario, ma quasi nessuno di loro lo fa di professione.
Impariamo insieme qualche trucco e qualche strumento dei pro.
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WordPress Community Interview With Mitch Canter
WordPress Community Interview SeriesSpeaker: Mitch CanterApril 10, 2017
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Daniele Scasciafratte: A deep dive into VVV
WordCamp Torino 2017Speaker: Daniele ScasciafratteApril 10, 2017 — So you setup VVV on your computer and you are ready to go: do you have questions? We have answers!
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Scott Stewart – “Meeting real people — not virtual people.”
AWP -San DiegoApril 9, 2017 — Testimonial video on the power of WordPress Meetups by developer Scott Stewart as interviewed by Bridget Willard. March 23, 2017. AWP San Diego
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Jim Walker – “We’re all about helping each other.”
AWP -San DiegoApril 9, 2017 — Testimonial video on the power of WordPress Meetups by security expert Jim Walker as interviewed by Bridget Willard. March 23, 2017. AWP San Diego
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Daniele Scasciafratte: Come fare un talk
WordCamp Torino 2017Speaker: Daniele ScasciafratteApril 9, 2017 — I Meetup WordPress e i WordCamp hanno bisogno di relatori che condividano la propria conoscenza e esperienza. Scopri come preparare un talk e divertirti con il tuo pubblico!
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John Blackbourn: A deep dive into the WordPress Project
WordCamp Torino 2017Speaker: John BlackbournApril 9, 2017 — Everything you wanted to know about the project and how things works. Focus on Core: components, trac, weekly chats, coding standard, ecc…
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Ulrich Pogson: Intro to the Theme Review Team
WordCamp Torino 2017Speaker: Ulrich PogsonApril 9, 2017 — Let’s learn together how to contribute to the Theme team.
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Russell Aaron: The Many Ways to Updating Your WordPress Sites
WordCamp San Diego 2017Speaker: Russell AaronApril 7, 2017 — New users often log into each site and click on the update button. That last for the first few months. After it becomes a pain in the neck, they search for other tools they can use to update a number of sites at once. After they get the invoice for the new service they signed up with, it leaves their bank accounts dry and their brains ruined. In this session, we’ll be discussing the many ways a user can update their network of sites in one swoop. In WordPress, there are many ways to do everything. Make your life easier and save time each month.
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