Author Archive
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Brian Krogsgard: Going for it: How to Become a Respected WordPress Developer
April 22, 2013 — Brian gets back to basics with this talk on how anyone can become a WordPress Developer. Learn from his personal experience from how he went from an industrial engineering graduate to landing a role as Lead WordPress Developer at web design and development company in Birmingham, UK.
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Teresa Rosche Ott: Use LESS, Do More: Getting Started with a CSS Preprocessor
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Teresa Rosche OttApril 22, 2013 — LESS & SASS are awesome technologies that allow you to write CSS extremely fast with a ton of awesome features. A perfect intro for anyone who wants to get started writing CSS faster, better, and stronger.
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Dave Donaldson: So You Want to Sell a WordPress Theme or Plugin
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Dave DonaldsonApril 22, 2013 — The WordPress ecosystem continues to expand, due in large part to an ever-increasing array of themes and plugins that are released on a daily basis. And while there are plenty of free options out there, many WordPress companies are doing quite well selling themes and plugins, and you’ve decided you want in on the action. But just because you can write a plugin over a weekend, do you know how to sell it? How will you market it? Will you offer support? How will you handle refund requests? Have you even thought about those things?
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Hooking Into The WordPress Community
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Jen MyloApril 21, 2013 — This presentation covers various ways to get involved with the WordPress community even if you are not a developer or coder.
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James Dalman : How to Make Six Figures in Web Design
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: James DalmanApril 21, 2013 — Learn the secrets of how to build a profitable web design business with WordPress.
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Chris Ames: Wrestling The Writing Muse Down To The Dusty Earth
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Chris AmesApril 20, 2013 — This presentation is both a prep talk and practical how-to so that you can develop (or discover) your writing voice and to equip you with the techniques and strategies to tap into that continuous flow of inspiration.
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Kimanzi Constable: The Power of Your Story Through WordPress
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Kimanzi ConstableApril 20, 2013 — This presentation will teach the best way to market your blog, business or message: the power of your story. It will teach you how to shape your story, the tools and tricks to use your story on WordPress and social media. and it will teach you the most effective way to identify your target audience and how to use your story to speak directly to them.
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Andrew Searles: More Than a Pretty Comp
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Andrew SearlesApril 20, 2013 — This presentation covers the important steps to designing an effective website that truly solves client’s problems.
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Dave Donaldson: 10 Things Every Plugin Developer Should Know
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Dave DonaldsonApril 18, 2013 — Plugins are a major part of why WordPress powers millions of blogs and websites around the world. The ability to extend WordPress to meet just about any need is a powerful motivator for choosing WordPress over other alternatives. Having written several plugins, I’ve come to learn many of the ins-and-outs of WordPress plugin development, and this presentation is a culmination of several things I think every WordPress plugin developer should know.
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Erick Arbe: WordPress Navigation in Responsive Design
WordCamp Atlanta 2013Speaker: Erick ArbeApril 17, 2013 — This presentation covers the many options of how to format navigation when building a responsive site.
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