Author Archive
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Jeremy Saxey: CSS for Beginning WP Developers
WordCamp Phoenix 2013Speaker: Jeremy SaxeyFebruary 15, 2013 — This presentation covers an introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for the WordPress developer and how it applies to WordPress.
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Seth Carstens: Navigating HTML
WordCamp Phoenix 2013Speaker: Seth CarstensFebruary 15, 2013 — Seth Carstens gives you a solid introduction to HTML markup.
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Natalie MacLees: JavaScript 301
WordCamp Phoenix 2013Speaker: Natalie MacLeesFebruary 15, 2013 — Natalie MacLees talks about JavaScript, Best Practices and JavaScript in WordPress.
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Robert Wagner: Frankenblog – Group blogging with WordPress for fun, frustration, & financial gain
WordCamp Portland 2012Speaker: Robert WagnerFebruary 14, 2013 — Discussion of the various trials, tribulations, triumphs, and pitfalls of creating, managing, and editing a group blog of nearly any size.
Effective editing, Knowing when and why to just say “no”, How to keep your sanity and Using WordPress to everyone’s best advantage in a group blog setting. -
Andrew Nacin: Y U NO CODE WELL
WordCamp Seattle 2011Speaker: Andrew NacinFebruary 14, 2013 — Andrew Nacin talks about best practices for plugin development.
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Joseph Scott: Site Performance: From Pinto to Ferrari
WordCamp Albuquerque 2011Speaker: Joseph ScottFebruary 14, 2013 — Few things are more annoying than having to wait a long time for a page to finish loading. When it comes to browsing the web, faster is better. But how do you tell what the performance looks like for your site? In this session I’ll go over different techniques for measuring the performance of your site, along with how to spot slowdowns. From there we’ll look at specific things that you can do for both PHP and WordPress that will reduce the time it takes for your site to load.
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Taylor Dewey: Why we click publish – Advocating for user-centricity through interaction design
WordCamp Portland 2012Speaker: Taylor DeweyFebruary 14, 2013 — For the curious site owner or designer just stepping into WordPress themes, a first glance at the underlying code can be a scary one. But it doesn’t have to be. Taylor exposes how WordPress shows off your content by exploring template files, tags, and the Loop and briefly discuss some of the software and setups that developers are using today to build WordPress themes including local development, starter themes, editors and version control.
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Curtiss Grymala: WordPress Multisite and Beyond
WordCamp Detroit 2012Speaker: Curtiss GrymalaFebruary 13, 2013 — WordPress offers freedom to its users and it also offers a great deal of flexibility to its administrators and managers. WordPress Multisite offers you the option to set up new websites using subdomains or subdirectories off the original installation point. However, through various plugins and configuration settings, you can take it even further than that.
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Kira Song: Image Manipulation in WordPress 3.5
WordCamp Phoenix 2013Speaker: Kira SongFebruary 13, 2013 — Kira Song walks through changes in WordPress 3.5 for image manipulation explaining the new WP_Image_Editor class, and ways you can take advantage of the new APIs, both through using them directly and extending them for plugins of your own.
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