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  • From Pixels to Platforms: Navigating the UI/UX Design to WordPress Development Expedition

    WordCamp Malaysia 2023Speaker: Jacqueline Tan

    October 1, 2023 — I would like to share my experience with WordPress development. Previously, I was purely a UI/UX designer, and I was very afraid to learn coding as I found it to be very difficult. However, one day I decided to give WordPress a try, and I discovered that it allows you to easily create and manage a basic website without writing a single line of code. I believe WordPress is an accessible and easy-to-use platform for users of various levels, from beginners to experienced webmasters. Even after trying other CMS platforms, I found that WordPress remains the best and most user-friendly interface platform, even for those without technical expertise.

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  • What is Headless WordPress and why should you use it?

    WordCamp Malaysia 2023Speaker: Liton Arefin

    October 1, 2023 — Headless WordPress refers to a decoupled architecture where the WordPress content management system (CMS) is used as a back end, providing content management capabilities, while the front end is built using a separate technology stack or framework. In a traditional WordPress setup, the CMS handles both content management and front-end rendering. However, with a headless approach, the front end is disconnected or “headless” from the back end.

    This front-end application can be developed using various technologies such as React, Angular, Vue.js, or any other modern JavaScript framework.

    Why should you use Headless WordPress:

    Flexibility: You can choose the most appropriate framework or library for creating a dynamic and interactive user interface.

    Enhanced Performance: Separating the front end from the back end can improve performance.It can make use of techniques like lazy loading, caching, and server-side rendering to deliver faster and smoother user experiences.

    Scalability: If you have heavy traffic on your website, you can scale the front-end servers separately from the CMS, ensuring better performance and stability.

    Omnichannel Content Delivery: Headless WordPress allows you to deliver content across multiple platforms and devices, such as web, mobile apps, smart TVs, or even IoT devices.

    Future-Proofing: Headless WordPress enables you to future-proof your website by separating the content management system from the presentation layer. If you decide to change or upgrade your front-end technology in the future, the content and data from the WordPress CMS can still be utilized without significant disruptions.

    Developer Experience: Headless architecture provides developers with the freedom to work with their preferred programming languages, frameworks, and tools.

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  • Dominate Google Search With These 10 Technical SEO Wins

    WordCamp Malaysia 2023Speaker: Jeanne Tan

    October 1, 2023 — Technical SEO doesn’t have to be complicated and intimidating. These 10 actionable but oft-overlooked technical SEO fixes have proven to skyrocket a page’s ranking on Google search and will ensure visibility in the new Search Generative Experience(Google SGE).

    Outline:
    I. 10 Technical SEO Techniques That Boost Page Rankings
    • Each winning tip will be described for:
    A. What It Is
    B. Why It’s Important
    C. How to Do It The Right Way

    II. Technical SEO Case Studies
    • Low-Hanging Fruits That Increased Page Rankings From 0 to No. 1 on Google

    III. Recommended WordPress Plugins

    IV. Leveraging Technical SEO for the new Google Search Generative Experience

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  • 15 things (you didn’t know) you can do with GraphQL in WordPress

    WordCamp Malaysia 2023Speaker: Leonardo Losoviz

    October 1, 2023 — You may already know that GraphQL can be used for building headless WordPress sites. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

    GraphQL can be used for plenty of other things too, such as replacing the domain for site migrations, converting image URLs in the database when using a new CDN, sending emails when a comment is added, adding mandatory blocks to a new blog post, synchronizing content across sites, translating posts to another language, automating admin tasks, and more.

    Join me to discover how GraphQL could be the single tool you need to interact with all of your WordPress data.

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  • I’ve been Hacked! How can I recover my WordPress site?

    WordCamp Malaysia 2023Speaker: Najoe

    October 1, 2023 — Aku kena Hack! Macam mana nak recover WordPress site aku? / I’ve been Hacked! How can i recover my WordPress site?

    Discovering that your site has been hacked can be distressing experience. But fear not! Help is at hand. This presentation, will guide you through the necessary steps to recover your compromised WordPress site effectively and securely.

    This includes delve into identifying and tracing the source of the attack, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of how your website was compromised. Then, will outline various recovery methods, emphasizing the importance of backing up your site, restoring the original files, and implementing robust security measures to prevent future breaches.

    Apart from that, will share additional security tips to bolster your site resilience against future attacks, such as utilizing security plugin, keeping your WordPress version up to date, and strengthening your password.

    If you find yourself in panic due to this, this presentation is totally your go to guide.

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  • Stop blocking my thread

    WordCamp Europe 2023Speaker: Adam Silverstein

    October 1, 2023 — Overview
    This workshop will cover the basics of understanding blocking resources, how browser threads work, and how to minimize blocking resources. We will review some examples and analyze submitted sites. Participants will learn to identify and resolve blocking issues on their own sites.

    Summary
    This workshop will cover the basics of blocking resources, how they affect Core Web Vitals, and how to identify and fix blocking issues on your website.

    The workshop will be divided into three sections:

    An introductory presentation covering the basics of blocking resources, how browser threads work, and why (and what) resources can be blocking for the browser.

    A live analysis review of submitted sites. Workshop participants will submit their website URLs ahead of time and a handful will be selected for analysis. We will go through performance reports and dev tools traces to understand and investigate how to resolve blocking related issues.

    A final section where participants will try the techniques they learned in the workshop on their own sites.

    The workshop will conclude with a summary of the concepts learned and some interactive polls to see what participants got out of the workshop.

  • Building interactive blocks: a step-by-step workshop

    WordCamp Europe 2023Speaker: Luis Herranz

    October 1, 2023 — As the digital landscape shifts, WordPress must evolve to stay ahead and remain a leader in website development. For 20 years, it has consistently demonstrated its commitment to growth and innovation. With the introduction of Gutenberg and the block editor, WordPress has undergone a revolution in website building, empowering users to create sites more efficiently than ever.

    The introduction of blocks in WordPress has not only transformed the content creation process but also simplified the development process by breaking down complex elements into manageable and intuitive building blocks.

    In this workshop, we’ll dive into the world of interactive block development and explore the Interactivity API proposal, which aims to enhance the capabilities of interactive blocks in WordPress. Participants will learn hands-on, step-by-step techniques to combine different blocks and implement the Interactivity API to create engaging user experiences and bring their website designs to life. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced developer, this workshop will equip you with the skills and knowledge to take your WordPress website to the next level.

    So, join us and discover the power of building interactive blocks in WordPress with the Interactivity API!

  • How the site editor can transform your ecommerce experience

    WordCamp Europe 2023Speaker: Luigi Teschio

    October 1, 2023 — Participants will learn how to harness the power of the Site Editor in WordPress to create a truly customizable ecommerce experience with WooCommerce. We will cover the process of transitioning from classic shop widgets to a block-based store, extending blocks with hooks, and maintaining backward compatibility with WooCommerce Core hooks.

    The participants will have hands-on experience with the Site Editor and understand how it can transform their ecommerce experience. They will also be familiar with the customization options and extensibility features provided by WooCommerce, ensuring they can create a user-friendly and visually stunning online store.

  • Let’s make WordPress & its community sustainable today

    WordCamp Europe 2023Speakers: Thijs Buijs, Nora Ferreirós, Nahuai Badiola

    October 1, 2023 — During an interactive workshop we would like to envision an ideal world, in which WordPress and it’s community lead on sustainability.

    We invite visitors to collaborate on 4 different themes:

    Knowledge about digital sustainability
    Collaborating and gathering sustainably
    Funding the sustainability initiative
    Building a CMS that leads on sustainability

  • Automating WordPress with no code

    WordCamp Europe 2023Speaker: Jamie Madden

    October 1, 2023 — WordPress is one of the original no code tools, providing the ability to build a website or online store without writing any code.

    Today, there are hundreds of no code tools to solve pretty much any problem.

    In this workshop, we will touch on various no code automation tools available and then work through some practical examples using n8n and several WordPress plugins from the WordPress repository.