Author Archive

  • Peter Nikolow: Как работи WordPress?

    Peter Nikolow: Как работи WordPress?

    WordCamp Bulgaria 2020Speaker: Peter Nikolow

    October 26, 2020 — Как работи WordPress? Кога и как се изпълняват различните модули на WordPress? Как работят разширенията за WordPress? Защо темите се изпълняват в различен ред? След 16 години разработка какво следва? Ще дадем отговор на тези въпроси и още много в настоящата презентация.

  • Nikolay Chochev: Предимства и недостатъци на WordPress за големи проекти

    Nikolay Chochev: Предимства и недостатъци на WordPress за големи проекти

    WordCamp Bulgaria 2020Speaker: Nikolay Chochev

    October 26, 2020 — Ще представя много плюсове и някои минуси на платформата WordPress – с реални примери, добри плъгини и достъпни съвети за масовата част от слушателите.

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  • Pablo Herrada: Crea tu Benchmark SEO e identifica tus competidores orgánicos

    Pablo Herrada: Crea tu Benchmark SEO e identifica tus competidores orgánicos

    WordPress Meetup GuadalajaraSpeaker: Pablo Herrada

    October 26, 2020 — Lo que vendes o quieres vender hoy en día, alguien ya lo pensó y tal vez se encuentre en Google.
    Daremos un repaso de la importancia de SEO hoy en día en negocios digitales y realizaremos un benchmark de un sitio de ejemplo, identificando sus principales competidores orgánicos.
    • Criterios a evaluar (keywords, link building, contenido, etc)
    • Herramientas para identificar mi competencia (de paga y gratuitas)
    • ¿Cuánto tráfico recibe mi competencia?
    • Entre otros factores

  • Alex Ávalos: Instala WordPress en tu propio VPS con Hestia

    Alex Ávalos: Instala WordPress en tu propio VPS con Hestia

    WordPress Meetup Guarenas-GuatireSpeaker: Alex Ávalos

    October 25, 2020 — Hestia es un panel de control gratuito derivado de Vesta, en el que incorpora todo lo bueno, y le añade muchas cosas para hacerlo aún mejor. Con este panel vas a poder crearte tu propio Hosting VPS.

  • Andrea Pinchi: Progettare interfacce che funzionano

    Andrea Pinchi: Progettare interfacce che funzionano

    WordPress Meetup TorinoSpeaker: Andrea Pinchi

    October 24, 2020 — Andrea Pinchi ci parla di progettazione d’interfacce.
    La progettazione UX e UI è sempre più diffusa. Di cosa si tratta? Come si progetta un’interfaccia in un contesto in cui il mercato cambia velocemente, i servizi si evolvono e nuove tecnologie vengono rilasciate ogni giorno?
    Metodi, processi e riflessioni su come costruire buone interfacce e progettare esperienze tenendo l’utente al centro.

  • Nathan B. Weller: Storytelling Essentials Every Content Creator, Developer, and Publisher Should Understand

    Nathan B. Weller: Storytelling Essentials Every Content Creator, Developer, and Publisher Should Understand

    WordCamp Publishers: Columbus 2019Speaker: Nathan B. Weller

    October 22, 2020 — In this presentation we’ll explore the underlying structures all stories share, explain how every member of a publishing team can benefit from this understanding. We’ll take a look at some specific examples, and attendees will leave the session inspired and reinvigorated with their storytelling approach.

  • WordCamp Austin 2020 Opening Remarks

    WordCamp Austin 2020 Opening Remarks

    WordCamp Austin 2020Speaker: Devin Sears

    October 22, 2020 — Opening Remarks

  • Karen Kitchens: WordPress 5.6 and the jQuery Update: An Agency’s Approach

    Karen Kitchens: WordPress 5.6 and the jQuery Update: An Agency’s Approach

    WordCamp Austin 2020Speaker: Karen Kitchens

    October 22, 2020 — An update in WP 5.6 is going to remove support for very old jQuery. I am a Senior Front End Developer for an agency that builds and supports over 40 WP sites a year. Our custom theme, Gesso, does not use older jQuery, but we do use a range of plugins based on the technical requirements of our clients. The jQuery version leap is quite large, and we are trying to account for all the plugins and different versions of these plugins that we use that may have flown under the radar utilizing now deprecated code.

    We are currently using the jQuery Test Update plugin and jQuery Migrate on new builds, but we needed a more programmatic way to analyze sites that are currently deployed. First we want to get a comprehensive view of all the plugins we use and their versions. Then we are investigating the plugin code to determine if it uses old jQuery. If it does, we are either, updating that plugin’s version (see Custom Post UI), or taking it out completely if we can’t find a version that complies with the new requirement. Many of our clients are non-profit and government sites that are updated monthly. This WP update requires more rigor than usual, so we need a tool to help.

    Enter PyGithub. PyGithub is a Python library that accesses the GitHub API. It allows you to run robust searches throughout all of your repos, when you need to do something more complicated than the GitHub search function will allow. I will demonstrate how to connect to the GitHub API and then drill down to the composer.json and pull out the plugin names and versions. Then I will show how to search within the code for offending jQuery.

    I hope to have everyone using this simple tool to do all kinds of analysis on their WP repos, and provide people some confidence in updating sites to the latest version of WP without fear of breaking things. I will also cover some of the typical issues that we ran into regarding plugins, and older theme code.

  • Scott Kellum: Practical Responsive Typography

    Scott Kellum: Practical Responsive Typography

    WordCamp Boston 2019Speaker: Scott Kellum

    October 22, 2020 — Every great design starts with great typography. We have the tools to make our layouts responsive, so isn’t it time we do that for our type? This talk explores how text reacts to a responsive context, how to manage how your typography within this context, and new technologies you can take advantage of to optimize the user experience.

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  • William Earnhardt: Intro to WordPress Contribution

    William Earnhardt: Intro to WordPress Contribution

    WordCamp Boston 2019Speaker: William Earnhardt

    October 22, 2020 — Ever wondered about how to contribute to the WordPress Project? We’ll run though the WordPress teams and explain what they do and how to get involved. Then we’ll break up into smaller groups and get started!

    *People of all skill levels are welcome to attend and participate*. There are a wide variety of ways to contribute to WordPress, and there are lots of ways to participate without having technical experience.