January 2, 2014 — This session explores many of these unconventional applications of WordPress, as well as to encourage exploration into the many possibilities offered as the platform continues to advance.
January 1, 2014 — Santosh shows pointers on how SEO can be used in WordPress to make your rankings high in search engines. He shares various tricks and tips, plugins that anyone can use to better the content and increase traffic as well.
January 1, 2014 — Mahadev shares how WordPress sites are hacked by hackers using a number of attacks to break WordPress security. He also shares his knowledge on how these can be prevented or fixed in your site.
December 31, 2013 — Pankaj shows the huge potential of the learning industry, and how every individual and company spends most of their time as well as resources on training. This talk plants the belief in everyone that with eLearning on the rise, every individual has a potential to tap into this growing market and reap the rewards. He shows you the Why, What and How of “eLearning on WordPress”.
December 31, 2013 — This session goes through an overview of Vagrant and the crazy cool stuff that can be done as well as an introduction to a framework that addresses some of the more common server scenarios of 2013.
December 30, 2013 — This talk covers customizing the Dashboard, global settings, custom menus, and more. Plus tips on little known settings that affect your SEO.
December 30, 2013 — More users are using mobile to access online content. And with a bit of tweaking, WordPress can be the backbone to create and maintain location-aware content – useful for local searches, as the content to a mobile app, and more.
December 29, 2013 — This presentation explores the structure of WordPress and how it can be utilized to build a social network where every user has full control of their content and privacy. It discusses ways of implementing such a system with examples.
December 29, 2013 — You, and your client(s), need to determine which theme framework (if any) are appropriate for the project, which plugins can be utilized to meet the goals of the project and determine which aspects of the project require custom development to account for features that existing plugins do not currently cover. Managing expectations and properly scoping out a project is key to successful project management, both for you and for your client.
December 28, 2013 — This session is on an implementation of WordPress Javascript hooks and examples of practical uses for the library.