May 23, 2014 — A polished online presence is critical for professional services businesses. Learn why WordPress is an ideal tool to build your brand, establish credibility and win more clients. This presentation covers the must-have’s for your site as well as tips and tricks to make an impression on prospective clients, setting your business apart.
May 23, 2014 — This presentation talks about different tools and techniques that a developer can use for debugging.
May 23, 2014 — One of the more frustrating aspects of WordPress if being able to design your URLs to work exactly as you want them to. WordPress has a “rewrite” system that is powerful but is hard to learn and even when learned there are many URL formats WordPress will simply refuse to allow you to implement.
The talk shows a technique to allow you to design your site’s URLs to work exactly like you want them to work. And it does it using just one hook in WordPress and with a few edge case exceptions you can easily manage, WordPress behaves exactly as if WordPress rewrote the URL for you.
May 22, 2014 — As the web moves into more and more active use, WordPress is suddenly uniquely positioned to be the backbone of choice for web apps, much to the surprise of everyone! This presentation is a short introduction of BackBone.js, the WordPress JSON api and how to use WordPress to create web apps today.
May 22, 2014 — Pascal Birchler discusses his experiences and lessons learned in publishing an online WordPress magazine.
May 22, 2014 — In this short talk, Ulrich Pogson explains how to manage translations of WordPress themes and plugins.
May 21, 2014 — This session is about Growth Hacking, a technique developed by tech start-ups, that applies a developer mind and skill set to marketing. Learn the basics of Growth Hacking, inspriational examples, as well as how you can use WordPress plugins to increase signups, and retain users.
May 21, 2014 — This session shows examples of how people with different kinds of disabilities use the web and the common obstacles they bump into. A good start in improving web accessibility is to understand the needs of the users. We all have a responsibility to assure that, regardless of what we produce on the Internet, it should be accessible to as many people as possible.
May 21, 2014 — Just starting with WordPress and want to learn how to install WordPress on your own hosting account? This presentation covers all the basics of self-hosted WordPress, including one-click installations and the difference between wordpress.com and a self-hosted WordPress installation.
May 20, 2014 — As a website owner in a country where english is not the primary language, you quickly find the need to translate your website into, at the very least, English. This presentation covers what options are available to us for translating website and how should we go think and go about the process? Also practical lessons showing some common difficulties and solutions is the focus of this session.