Author Archive
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Andrea Cardinali: The End Of “It works on my machine”. Professional WordPress Development con Vagrant
WordCamp Milano 2016Speaker: Andrea CardinaliNovember 16, 2016 — Ti è mai capitato di sviluppare un sito in locale per poi ritrovarti con un sito non funzionante in produzione?
I tuoi colleghi utilizzano un’altra versione di php/MySql e ogni volta che unite il progetto emergono problemi? Ti trovi a dover ripetere le stesse operazioni ogni volta che crei un nuovo sito?
In questo talk risolverò tutti i tuoi problemi grazie all’utilizzo di Vagrant e VVV, è finita l’era del “Sulla mio computer funziona.” -
Andrew Gray: Blogging For Your Business
WordCamp Wilmington 2016Speaker: Andrew GrayNovember 16, 2016 — Blogging for your business
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Derek Schmidt : Tools For Speeding Up Custom Theme Development
WordCamp Wilmington 2016Speaker: Derek SchmidtNovember 16, 2016 — Tools for speeding up custom theme development
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Robert van Eekhout: A Succesful WooCommerce site
WordCamp Nederland 2016Speaker: Robert van EekhoutNovember 16, 2016 — In this talk, Robert will show you some best practices for creating a successful WooCommerce webshop based on the experiences of the Joolz webshop. Joolz makes pushchairs and sells them all over the world in psychical stores, but also online. Throughout the years, Robert and his team at Van Ons have helped Joolz to optimise the WooCommerce store and he will share some of the most interesting tips and tricks for building a killer WooCommerce webshop.
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Jason Narciso: Streamlining WordPress Theme Development With A Custom Starter Theme
WordCamp Wilmington 2016Speaker: Jason NarcisoNovember 15, 2016 — Streamlining WordPress Theme Development With A Custom Starter Theme
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Helen Rittersporn: Lessons From Daily Blogging For Over 600 Days and Still Counting
WordCamp Wilmington 2016Speaker: Helen RitterspornNovember 15, 2016 — Lessons from daily blogging for over 600 days & still counting
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Brian Reed : Creating SOLID (not STUPID) Plugins and Themes
WordCamp Wilmington 2016Speaker: Brian ReedNovember 15, 2016 — Creating SOLID (not STUPID) Plugins and Themes
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Omar Reiss: Why Every Programmer Should Read Plato (“or why Socrates had a great talent for programming.”)
WordCamp Milano 2016Speaker: Omar ReissNovember 15, 2016 — As a philosopher, programming can become quite the Platonic experience. The process of architecting software reminds a lot of what Plato describes as maieutikê; the Socratic process of questioning that eventually leads to anamnesis. Clueless about what these concepts are? Then this talk is for you! I will explain why, as a programmer, understanding these philosophical concepts can be very beneficial in learning programming and building new software. I will give a basic overview of a few key epistemological principles in Plato’s thinking and will explain how they relate to programming. If you are a developer, attending this talk might inspire you to add some philosophy to your development resources. If you are not a developer, this talk could help you have a better understanding of what it is that a developer does all day!
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Las Vegas WooCommerce Meetup – Nov. 2016 Edition. Before The Sale and Recurring Billing
Las Vegas WooCommerce MeetupSpeakers: Michael Cremean, Emanuel CostaNovember 15, 2016 — In the November edition we go over the latest news about WooCommerce, then Emanuel Costa does a presentation on “Before The Sale”, where he goes over the discovery process he uses with potential clients before they have an online store. Then Michael Cremean does show how to configure and use a recurring billing plugin for WooCommerce.
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Hans Jung: WordPress SEO
WordPress Meetup WürzburgSpeaker: Hans JungNovember 15, 2016 — WordPress bietet einige Hebel um die eigenen Inhalte für Suchmaschinen besser auffindbar zu machen. Bei diesem MeetUp lernst du, wie du deine Seite und die Inhalte für Crawler und Nutzer verständlich aufbereitest.
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