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Jenny Munn: WordPress: Do This, Not That for the Small Business Owner or Solopreneur Pt1
WordCamp Atlanta 2012Speaker: Jenny MunnMay 26, 2013 — This presentation shows you what to do (and what not to do) through case studies, examples, graphics, and stories. It reviews the basic fundamentals of SEO and share action strategies that you can take away and implement immediately. Discussing the myths, misunderstandings and must-do action items to start kick-start an effective SEO strategy.
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Amelia Briscoe: WordPress and Git
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Amelia BriscoeMay 25, 2013 — How to stop cowboy coding for good by using Git for WordPress development that can then be used on a live environment.
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Ben May: Working with Massive WordPress Sites, Clients and Enterprise
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Ben MayMay 25, 2013 — Slow websites are bad and as websites grow in traffic, slow websites get slower. It’s often a wise move to invest a small amount of time in the early stages of a site’s life to think about performance and scaling. How you can work with larger sites when it comes to caching, file management (version control), SQL performance and front-end optimisation.
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Blaz Robar: Photoshop Best Practice for WordPress
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Blaz RobarMay 24, 2013 — Many web designers start off in the Print Design industry and make the bold move over to digital. Unfortunately, this can be a tricky cross over as the many technical restricts that apply in print are completely different for screen design and web design.
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Evan Mullins: From PSD to WordPress Theme: Under the Skin
WordCamp Atlanta 2012Speaker: Evan MullinsMay 24, 2013 — This presentation covers how to get from Photoshop to WordPress. There are many different roads to a theme. Covering a few possibilities and then cover getting from a design in Photoshop to an actual WordPress child theme while trying not to reinvent the wheel.
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Dre Armeda: WordPress End-User Security
WordCamp Atlanta 2012Speaker: Dre ArmedaMay 23, 2013 — WordPress End User Security covers basic information security principles to consider even before you start a WordPress driven site, and a run at the top 10 WordPress security tips. You will get some metrics around malware attacks, and how to avoid being infected.
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Russell Fair: Child Themes
WordPress Hands-On Learning Meetup AtlantaSpeaker: Russell FairMay 23, 2013 — Russell Fair tells us what’s what on child themes at the Atlanta WordPress: Hands On Learning Meetup.
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James Banks: Mobile First Development and Design for WordPress
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: James BanksMay 22, 2013 — There has been an explosion in smartphone and tablet adoption and huge usage growth for mobile web traffic. This presentation shares the speakers experience and findings with the WordPress community in hope that we can design and develop better websites for the ever-increasing mobile market.
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Tom McFarlin: A Discussion and Introduction To WordPress Plugins
WordPress Meetup GwinnettSpeaker: Tom McFarlinMay 21, 2013 — Plugin Topics
Understanding the differences in themes and plugins (and why this matters!)
A look at the WordPress Plugin BoilerplateWordPress Gwinnett Meetup
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Dan Petrovic: 10 Ways to Screw Up in Google & 10 Ways to Fix It
WordCamp Melbourne 2013Speaker: Dan PetrovicMay 21, 2013 — “Great content, structure and clean code – that’s SEO.” and then you learn about panda, penguin and top heavy. It could have been indexable tags, browsable search results or a link in your widget. Either way the traffic is dwindling and your client is furious. What do you do? In this session Dan Petrovic explains how people screw up with Google and offers practical ways to recover.
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