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  • WordCamp Jinja 2022 panel discussion

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speakers: Mukalele Rogers, Julius Wasajja, Mauko Maunde, Anthony Jermaine

    October 8, 2022 — This panel discussion covers a variety of topics including:
    – global (work) opportunities In the WordPress space
    – custom payment plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce
    – pricing
    – professionalism in the web design business

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  • How to get and retain web design clients

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speaker: Stephen Dumba

    October 7, 2022 — This talk offers advice and recommendations for getting and keeping web agency clients.

  • Basic blogging for beginners

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speaker: Akol Sharon Norah

    October 7, 2022 — This talk offers beginner tips and advice to aspiring bloggers. Topics include how to start a blog, choosing a niche, hosting, theme selection, creating posts, and tips for creating good content.

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  • eCommerce best practices

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speaker: Kasirye Arthur

    October 6, 2022 — Are you selling something online or planning to start an eCommerce business? This talk offers easy-to-follow tips that any WooCommerce store owner can implement today.

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  • E-learning with WordPress

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speaker: Namugwere Betsy Norah

    October 5, 2022 — This talk is about using WordPress for online education, including case studies and related plugins.

  • SEO for business

    WordCamp Jinja 2022Speaker: Ronnie Kamara

    October 4, 2022 — Learn more about SEO fundamentals, including elements of SEO, analysis and measurement, social media, and WordPress SEO.

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  • Harnessing the Power of GraphQL in WordPress

    WordCamp Kathmandu 2022Speaker: Sandip Basnet

    October 1, 2022 — The session will be focused on demonstrating how GraphQL can be integrated with WordPress, why and when to use it, the tools to be used, its use cases, and the practices to be followed.

    He hopes this session will help developers, and WordPress API consumers to get the big picture of GraphQL and its use cases in and around WordPress as a headless CMS development fraternity.

  • WordPress Deployment with CI/CD

    WordCamp Kathmandu 2022Speaker: Aayush Shrestha

    October 1, 2022 — Below are the key points he will cover during the session:

    Focusing on how and why we should be using CI/CD for deployment.
    How can we automate most of the repeated work in the deployment to pipeline to avoid manual work.
    How can we set up workflow for gitaction and connect with servers

  • Thinking the React Way for WordPress Developers

    WordCamp Kathmandu 2022Speaker: Sakar U Khatiwada

    October 1, 2022 — He will be introducing how we can think the React way to adapt with the Block pattern and Full Site Editing. This will focus on the concepts that are useful while working with the modern JavaScript Development, rather than on the code. So the topic will be like connecting dots to understanding more on how we can get into developing tools using these new-found concepts.

  • The secret life of fonts

    WordCamp Kathmandu 2022Speaker: Saif Hasan

    October 1, 2022 — The topic would cover typography in detail and explore the impact of various fonts on our culture. Typography is one of the essential topics for making human-centered designs and products. The keynote would cover the absolute basics of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and its connection to typography & proper usage of fonts.

    The session would beginner-friendly session on making the best use of typography that emphasizes making human-centered designs. He wants to show some examples of thoughtful and iconic typography throughout the last few decades and how typography impacts user perception. On the whole, the topic would emphasize choosing proper typography to make better human-centered designs for WordPress and the community.

    He believes this session can benefit all WordPress users, including developers, designers, and anyone using WordPress. This session will give the audience an idea about the basics of human-centric designs and typography.

    He wants to start with some lousy typography implementations that we frequently encounter to make the session more interactive.