October 24, 2013 — Whether you have premium plugins in development or are just thinking about building them this talk shares valuable lessons on how to design, build, support and sell your plugins.
October 23, 2013 — This talk focuses on organizing your project and some tools and techniques for designing gorgeous, professional small to medium size business websites.
October 23, 2013 — This talk shows you some common techniques to fine tune Jetpack as a developer.
October 22, 2013 — This talk is for people that know PHP and have written some in their theme functions file, but don’t know how to pull that out into a plugin. (This is a real time demonstration – no slides available.)
October 22, 2013 — This talk introduces the Pods Framework for WordPress as a tool to build and manage highly customizable sites. Applications for this range from custom taxonomy and content types to complex, multi-edit pages and posts. (This is a real time demonstration – no slides available.)
October 21, 2013 — WordCamp Europe 2013 took place in Stadsgehoorzaal, Leiden, Netherlands. Video was created by Kaarel Veike (VideoPartner) to pass the emotions and vibe from the contributor day. Interviews with Andrew Nacin, Hanni Ross, Remkus de Vries, Zé Fontainhas, Tammie Lister, Boone Gorges, Kira Song, Mónica Guerra Leiria and Liliana Gaete.
Several interviews will be released separately at some point in the future. Thanks for everyone who participated in our video and shared words of wisdom with the community!
October 21, 2013 — This talk is about security best practices for WordPress installations, site hardening, and remediation after a hack.
October 20, 2013 — This talk walks through the basics of SEO, the must haves and the advanced (if you have time/budget) to do on client websites.
October 20, 2013 — This talk looks at several ways to integrate Backbone into your WordPress site, including how to create better interfaces inside the WordPress admin and improve the structure of the JavaScript code in your client theme. It also walks through the design of a small Backbone web app that just uses WordPress for its admin capabilities, and gets all its data through a JSON API!
October 19, 2013 — With Vagrant you can create and distribute virtual development environments that allows you to match your production environments. This eliminates possible hours of unrelated troubleshooting when a configuration on the server shows a different issue that that of your local environment. This also keeps your local machine clear of the server software it shouldn’t care about by providing a clean sandbox to play in.