Author Archive
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Jan Teriete: SSL Umstieg
WordPress Meetup NürnbergSpeaker: Jan TerieteOctober 20, 2016 — Jan referiert über “SSL-Umstieg einer bestehenden WordPress-Seite am Beispiel von Let’s Encrypt bei all-inkl.”
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Bernd Schmitt: WooCommerce – Eine Einführung
WordPress Meetup WürzburgSpeaker: Bernd SchmittOctober 18, 2016 — Bernd Schmitt erläutert das Shop Plugin WooCommerce, geht auf Besonderheiten des deutschen eCommerce ein und beleuchtet zuletzt auch div. Gütesiegel für den Onlinehandel
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Thorsten Frommen: One Website, All the Languages – WordPress Website With MultilingualPress
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Thorsten FrommenOctober 18, 2016 — WordPress powers more than every fourth of all websites in the world, in one or more of the 6,500+ world languages. WordPress itself does not allow for multilingual content, though, so that’s where plugins come in handy. One of these is MultilingualPress: THE multisite-based free open source plugin for multilingual websites.
In this talk, Thorsten provides a short introduction to both MultilingualPress and WordPress multisite. By means of several user stories, he then explains how to set up your multilingual WordPress website with MultilingualPress. -
Thijs Feryn: Scaling WordPress
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Thijs FerynOctober 18, 2016 — How to optimize your stack for better scalability?
WordPress isn’t just used for your average blog that has 10 visitors per day. The tech industry has realized that the WordPress platform can be leveraged as the foundation for all kinds of content-driven websites. But when your website gets increasingly popular and your WordPress installation is under heavy load, that’s when things get more complicated.
WordPress is built on top of PHP & MySQL and in this presentations I will show you how to optimize your stack for better scalability. We’ll be talking about software like Varnish, Nginx, Redis & PHP-FPM. We will also cover topics like loadbalancing, session distribution, static file hosting, SSL termination & aggressive page caching.
Just enough infrastructure talk to make your WordPress bullet proof. But don’t worry, we’ll start from the beginning.
WordPress isn’t just used for your average blog that has 10 visitors per day. The tech industry has realized that the WordPress platform can be leveraged as the foundation for all kinds of content-driven websites. But when your website gets increasingly popular and your WordPress installation is under heavy load, that’s when things get more complicated. -
Shaun Janssens: Ondernemen als student
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Shaun JanssensOctober 18, 2016 — Talk about student entrepreneurship.
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Tom Hermans: Let’s Talk About the WP REST API
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Tom HermansOctober 18, 2016 — What is REST, what is an API, what the hell does this have to do with WordPress, how can we use it, and what are the benefits.
Expect a lot of acronyms like MVC, SPA, API, REST, JSON etc.. and what that mumbo jumbo actually means for a webdeveloper. Introductory session but still very dev-oriented.
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Pedro Dobrescu: “Speedcraft” or Making High-Traffic Sites Fast
WordCamp Bucharest 2016Speaker: Pedro DobrescuOctober 18, 2016 — How-to make sites fast.
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J0N J4RV15: The State of HTTPS – The Importance of Securing All Web Traffic
WordCamp Salt Lake City 2016Speaker: J0N J4RV15October 17, 2016 — This presentation covers what HTTPS does and does not protect against, reviews some of the more egregious misuses of HTTP, rebuts the commons objections to implementing HTTPS, and then advances numerous compelling reasons to use HTTPS that should convince anyone still on the fence. An abundance of links to technical resources, client-side tools, and relevant influential writings is also provided.
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Johan Janssens: Make. Good. Code.
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Johan JanssensOctober 17, 2016 — A story about punk, passion and pirates, musings of a two decades building free software.
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