Author Archive
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Shilpa Shah: Struggling To Promote Your Theme/Plugin? Don’t!
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Shilpa ShahOctober 5, 2016 — Simple but effective strategies to promote your WordPress themes / plugins – based on our experiences through success and failure.
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Noel Tock: Moving Forward In WordPress
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Noel TockOctober 5, 2016 — WordPress has created many opportunities for people all around the world, so many people are curious about how it could help them grow.
In his talk, Noel will discuss the path to success for anyone interested in working with WordPress, remote working or generally being part of this movement.
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Dandreb John Bitanghol: Hookup with WordPress
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Dandreb John BitangholOctober 5, 2016 — Talk about the advantages of using/adding hooks. How it massively helps pushing features to a large codebase/theme become a cinch, when is the best time to add a hook and where you can usually best place a hook.
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Mark Tilly: Building a Cloud Service Into Your Plugin
WordCamp Salt Lake City 2016Speaker: Mark TillyOctober 3, 2016 — Akismet, Jetpack, Disqus, all of these big companies are utilizing the cloud to deliver services through a plugin. Can a small WordPress development shop even attempt this? Yes, you can, and it’s not that hard to do. Heavy volume processing, shared data across clients, AI and big data are just some of the services you can more easily deliver through the cloud. In this talk I will cover some of the key concepts that you need to know to get started including:
* Identifying processing best delivered through cloud services
* Architecting a cloud service plugin
* Building a cloud service on Amazon with PHP/Apache
* Communication between your plugin and the Cloud Service
* Tips, volume metrics and other lessons learned in 4 years of supporting Artificial Intelligence and volume processing through a cloud service plugin -
Jonathan Klinger: Website Accessibility – How To Pass Liability to the Customer
WordCamp Israel 2016Speaker: Jonathan KlingerOctober 3, 2016 — In my discussion, I will review the Israeli website accessibility regulation, and discuss how website developers can act in order to limit their liability in case that the website owner is sought for damages.
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Takayuki Miyoshi: What Is The Responsibility of Plugin Developers?
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Takayuki MiyoshiOctober 3, 2016 — Talk about principles that WordPress plugin developers should keep in mind.
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Dat Hoang: Gaining Customer Loyalty Through Support – A Case Study on WPML Team
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Dat HoangOctober 3, 2016 — Sharing info on how the WPML team organises, works and improves over time, and so earns the love and loyalty of their customers.
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Shinichi Nishikawa: Offloading Services From WordPress To Outer Services, Such as Google and AWS
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Shinichi NishikawaOctober 3, 2016 — To serve high traffic blogs, media websites, and e-commerce shops, it is vital to configure WordPress and server setting.
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Ariel Hocstdt: Out Of The Box SEO Tactics
WordCamp Israel 2016Speaker: Ariel HocstdtOctober 2, 2016 — How we have grown a super competitive field at 30% each month, and how you can do the same tomorrow
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Okamoto Hidetaka: Amazon Alexa + WP REST API = GUI-Less WordPress Application
WordCamp Singapore 2016Speaker: Okamoto HidetakaOctober 1, 2016 — Do you know Amazon Alexa? / What is Amazon Alexa?
Amazon Alexa is a speech recognition service provided by Amazon.
By combining various AWS applications, you can use it in many ways imaginable.
Our team developed the applications by combining Alexa and WP REST API to control WordPress without using any GUI.In the session, we’ll introduce GUI-less application and how to combine speech recognition service + WP REST API and how to control WordPress without any GUI.
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