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  • April Wier: Creating a Content Calendar

    WordCamp Raleigh 2019Speaker: April Wier

    May 9, 2019 — Being a blogger sounds like fun, but not when you are staring at an empty calendar you have committed to filling with content. April will walk you through planning your content for the next 12 months, so you always know what you are writing about. Walk away with a solid plan and the confidence to start creating great value for your readers.

  • Rohit Motwani: Adapt or dine – How to make your plugin Gutenberg compatible and WooComerce QandA

    WordPress Meetup BarcelonaSpeaker: Rohit Motwani

    May 8, 2019 — On the 19th of march, part of the WooCommerce team came to Barcelona to debate about WooCommerce but first we had the special meetup about and Gutenberg by Rohit Motwani.

    Gutenberg is the project name of the brand new editor for the WordPress platform that was released as part of WordPress 5.0. It has the potential to radically change the way we create posts, pages, products, and basically everything else on your site. It opens the door to unifying the different parts of the website building process, making it easier for website creators.

    For plugin authors, this change can be a challenge. Do I have to update my plugin? How do I know? If so, how do I adapt? The WooCommerce Support team is coming to Barcelona to answer all of these questions. We are looking forward to meeting you!

    – Speaker: Rohit Motwani
    Rohit Motwani is a Happiness Engineer at Automattic, specializing in supporting WooCommerce customers via tickets, livechat and in forums. He has been involved with testing Gutenberg with WooCommerce in mind and is a strong advocate for adaption and adoption in India and beyond. Find out more here: https://rohitmotwani.com/

    – WooCommerce Team attending:
    Aashik Poonja, Grigorij Urasov, Hari Shanker, Ines Van Essen, Luminus Alabi, Stuart Duff, Valentina Thörner

  • Tricia Isham and Michelle Ames: Ethical Behavior in an Open Source World: a Panel Discussion

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speakers: Tricia Isham, Michelle Frechette

    May 8, 2019 — A panel discussion with members of the WordPress community exploring ethical issues that can arise when working with clients, with each other, and within the WordPress community at large.

    Panelists will include:

    Kiera Howe
    Nick Adams
    Maryann Reissig
     

  • Anne-Marie Huurre: The Science of Mindfulness

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Anne-Marie Huurre

    May 8, 2019 — Mindfulness is the future of work – from Google and Microsoft to Cheerios and Aetna Insurance. Workplaces and employees are embracing mindfulness in health and wellness programs through North America & Europe. Learn how the science affects our brain making us calmer & healthier.

     

  • Nick Adams: Connecting & Partnering in the WordPress Community

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Nick Adams

    May 8, 2019 — In this session, I will cover how to connect with others in the WordPress community, how to build relationships and trust with other professionals, best practices for successful partnerships and mistakes to avoid so that your partnership can thrive.

    This topic is relevant to anyone who wants to get more connected in the WordPress community as a contributor or start working with others in the community in a professional manner.

     

  • Mikel King: High Performance WordPress Part Duex

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Mikel King

    May 8, 2019 — Description: Session Abstract:
It has been 5 yrs since High Performance WordPress and a lot has changed. This is an updated talk with new material that builds on the lessons learned in my 2014 WCNYC talk. There is a discussion about theme and plugin design.

Goal: 
Teach developers how to design with performance in mind. How should you structure your theme and plugin code to not be a bottle neck to page load time. What are some of the tools you can use to analyze your code to improve the efficiency. 

This talk is also a good session for non devs to catch some Zzzzz (just kidding), but seriously devs will be on the edge of their seats taking notes and learning new stuff.

    Site owners/maintainers will learn about important concepts like CDN configurations and tools they can use so that they may have informed discussions with their developers/consultants.

     

  • Shanta Nathwani: Create a 3-page Website in 30 Minutes

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Shanta R. Nathwani

    May 8, 2019 — With all the new changes to WordPress with Gutenberg, many people are confused.I’m going to show you how to create your home, about and contact pages in 30 minutes using Gutenberg blocks.

     

  • Trevor Johnson-Steigelman: 5 Ways to Improve Your Website Accessibility

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Trevor Johnson-Steigelman

    May 8, 2019 — Over 15 million U.S. Internet users have some form of impairment that affects their ability to use the Internet.
    In this talk, we will share some simple ways to improve your site’s accessibility. These changes help everyone. As an extra bonus, accessibility improves your search engine optimization (SEO).
    By the end of this session, you will be able…
    1. To understand why accessibility is helpful for everyone.
    2. To help make your website better for the visually impaired.
    3. To help make your website better for the hearing impaired.
    4. To help make your website better for the mobility impaired.
    5. To improve your website SEO.

  • Lee Hurst: Practical Data Studio for WordPress

    WordCamp Buffalo 2019Speaker: Lee Hurst

    May 8, 2019 — We will look at a few of the many ways Google Data Studio can help you as a WordPress user. All the examples will be made available to attendees to steal, er… use on their own sites.

    How to start with free templates – Steal from the best!
    How to see an overview of all your sites in one report.
    Uncovering traffic mysteries on your site.
    Finding your audience questions from Search Console in 5 minutes.

    The plan is to have plenty of time for audience questions also.

  • Alejandro Senese: Demystifying SSH

    WordCamp Manchester 2018Speaker: Alejandro Senese

    May 7, 2019 — SSH is a powerful tool that gives us an easy way to deploy our code and access to our remote server.

    We will have a simplified overview of how it works and how to set it up.

    After we got familiar with SSH, we’ll have a look at how we can benefit from using SSH and some WordPress tool that use it.