Author Archive
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WordPress NO es Responsive
I WordPress Meetup Marbella 2013Speaker: Daniel MartinezNovember 21, 2013 — Interesante Ponencia-Taller de Daniel Martínez sobre Responsive Web Design aplicado en un theme de WordPress.
Adaptaremos un diseño a WordPress para ver como se comporta una web responsive en el CMS y así comprobar que WordPress no afecta al diseño final.
Hablaremos de si esto puede cambiar y hacer que WordPress afecte al diseño.
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10 plugins imprescindibles para mi
I WordPress Meetup Marbella 2013Speaker: Luis RullNovember 21, 2013 — Tras 6 años trabajando con WordPress, hay una serie de plugins que me hacen la vida más fácil a mi o a mis clientes. La versatilidad de WordPress se muestra en la variedad de sus plugins, pero también en la facilidad de uso.
En esta ponencia Luis Rull nos hablará de una selección personal de 10 plugin para WordPress que seguro te van a ser de mucha ayuda.
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Joe Boydston: Free Speech, Free Press, Free Software
WordCamp Chicago 2013Speaker: Joe BoydstonNovember 19, 2013 — Learn how community newspapers in California have replaced their proprietary publishing systems with WordPress. This presentation looks at themes and plugins developed by these newspapers, illustrating many outside the box uses of WordPress.
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Joe Dolson: Accessibility And WordPress: Developing For The Whole World
WordCamp Chicago 2013Speaker: Joe DolsonNovember 19, 2013 — This presentation covers accessibility topics including implementing best practice accessibility for theme and plug-in developers, discussing current progress and goals from the WordPress Accessibility P2 group, and addresses general principles of accessibility useful for every WordPress developer and designer.
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Eric Lewis: Hiring And Working With A Developer
WordCamp Chicago 2013Speaker: Eric LewisNovember 17, 2013 — A recurring story is a client who’s already been through the gauntlet with a fellow developer, but didn’t get what they wanted, it went way over budget, or one of a million other outcomes. This talk is about some of these pitfalls, and preparation you can do to be a wise client.
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Geoff Campbell: A Few New Moves For Confident Beginners
WordCamp Buffalo 2013Speaker: Geoff CampbellNovember 17, 2013 — This presentation shows those who are already familiar with how to use WordPress at a basic level to try some things that go beyond the basics. Focusing on plugins, a bit of coding, premium tools and frameworks.
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Gordon Wright: WordPress Goes to College: A Case Study
WordCamp Chicago 2013Speaker: Gordon WrightNovember 15, 2013 — This presentation is the story of how WordPress came to the rescue of a small, nonprofit graduate school, freeing it from the chains of an ancient and expensive proprietary CMS and even allowing it to go responsive without a full website redesign.
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Al Davis: The New User Guide To WordPress
WordCamp Buffalo 2013Speaker: Al DavisNovember 14, 2013 — This presentation walks new users through the difference between wordpress.com and wordpress.org. It dispels some common misconceptions about using WordPress, as well as help clarify some introductory concepts like pages, posts, categories and tags, along with other introductory level definitions and concepts.
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Simone D’amico: Gestire pagine di opzioni personalizzate
WordCamp Bologna 2013Speaker: Simone D’AmicoNovember 14, 2013 — Le Options API di WordPress ci permettono ormai di sviluppare siti web sempre più complessi ed avanzati che consentono al cliente finale di personalizzare ogni singola sezione di esso attraverso l’interfaccia di amministrazione di WordPress, ecco come usarle.
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Zack Tollman: Enhancing Developer Creativity With Git
WordCamp Chicago 2013Speaker: Zack TollmanNovember 13, 2013 — This presentation presents Git techniques that encourage developers to be creative with code in a responsible manner and it explains Git commands that improve a developer’s confidence in writing creative code without the consequences of breaking existing functionality.
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