Language: English
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Josh Broton: Sticks, Spit & Duct Tape: Advanced RWD Layout Techniques
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Josh BrotonAugust 2, 2013 — This presentation is a quick overview of the history of responsive web design, as well as uncovering a plan B, C, and maybe D for your responsive layout.
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Stephanie Leary: Content Strategy: WordPress Case Studies
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Stephanie LearyAugust 2, 2013 — Using examples from working with university departments (which Steve Krug calls “content factories”), this presentation shows you how you can manage the complete content life-cycle in WordPress using plugins that are available on Extend right now.
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WordCamp San Francisco 2013: Hallway Interviews Track 4
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speakers: Jason Coleman, Dre Armeda, Bob Dunn, Jeff Chandler, Trent Lapinski, Brad WilliamsAugust 2, 2013 — Hallway interviews with attendees at WordCamp San Francisco 2013
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Mika Epstein: Don’t Use WordPress Multisite
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Mika EpsteinAugust 1, 2013 — Too many people see Multisite as a silver bullet that can do everything they need, only to find out they’ve bitten off more than they can chew, and now they have a site that is too big, too complicated, and too much of a hassle. Understanding what Multisite does out of the box, what it’s best at, and where it’s easily extendable will help you build the right site.
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Konstantin Kovshenin: What I Wish I Had Known Before Developing a WordPress Theme
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Konstantin KovsheninAugust 1, 2013 — Theme developers tend to overlook some of the APIs, principles and WordPress best practices. This talk covers a few of them in detail, and includes the reasons behind each one.
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WordCamp San Francisco 2013: Hallway InterviewsTrack 1
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speakers: Mika Epstein, Jeff Chandler, Jason Tucker, Aaron HockleyAugust 1, 2013 — Hallway interviews with attendees at WordCamp San Francisco 2013
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Siobhan McKeown: WordPress And The Ten Year Itch
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Siobhan McKeownJuly 31, 2013 —
It’s been ten years since the first release of WordPress, and even longer since its predecessor, b2, caught the eye of a small group of bloggers. Thousands of lines of code have been written, hundreds of hours have been spent in online discussions, and many, many itches have been scratched.This presentation is the story of the itch. It will travel back through time to trace the itch, from the very first scratcher, to the people who caught the itch, until it became contagious and hundreds of people were scratching furiously and somehow they solved a problem for millions of people all over the world.
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Tracy Levesque: What You Don’t Know You Can Do: WordPress Development for Absolutely Everyone
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Tracy LevesqueJuly 31, 2013 — Do you think tapping into “advanced” WordPress functionality is only for developers? Anyone can build a site that takes advantage of all that WordPress has to offer. Learn about Templates, Custom Post Types, Custom Taxonomies, The Loop, Hooks, Actions & Filters and how power users and designers can use them to build a great site with custom functionality.
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Kathryn Presner: How To Jazz Up Your WordPress Site Without a Lick O’ Code
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Kathryn PresnerJuly 29, 2013 — While building a site for a fictitious event, learn how to add variety by using plugins to easily create columns, display information in tabs, add social media buttons, generate contact forms, and lots more – all without manually coding anything!
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Matt Mullenweg: State of the Word 2013
WordCamp San Francisco 2013Speaker: Matt MullenwegJuly 29, 2013 — Matt Mullenweg speaks about the WordPress project’s past and future. Question and answer session can be found here.
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