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  • Michelle Ames: The “Hidden” Features of WordPress – Part 1

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Michelle Frechette

    May 3, 2018 — This session will provide you with some great tips and tricks for you to make working with WordPress even easier. From changing the number of posts on the dashboard page, to adding a target to link to on the menu dashboard, there are many things that are easy to accomplish — if only you know where to look. Not only are there screen options on almost every dashboard page, but there are help pulldowns, too, helping to answer questions before you might even need to turn to help in a forum. We will also cover shortcuts for use in the editor window, and a quick and easy way to save your favorite plugins to find at a click to upload to your site.

  • Cory Webb: Your code stinks. WPCS can help – Part 2

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Cory Webb

    May 2, 2018 — Part 2
    Very low volume due to broken lapel mic!

    WordPress coding standards exist for a reason. They provide a level of continuity among developers so that you can expect a certain level of quality and readability in code written for WordPress. WPCS is a set of rules PHPCS (PHP Code Sniffer) that makes it super easy to comply with WordPress coding standards by showing you the areas of your code that do not comply. In this workshop, we will cover setting up PHPCS with WPCS as well as other tools to help make your code beautiful.

  • Cory Webb: Your code stinks. WPCS can help – Part 1

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Cory Webb

    May 2, 2018 — Very low volume due to broken lapel mic!

    WordPress coding standards exist for a reason. They provide a level of continuity among developers so that you can expect a certain level of quality and readability in code written for WordPress. WPCS is a set of rules PHPCS (PHP Code Sniffer) that makes it super easy to comply with WordPress coding standards by showing you the areas of your code that do not comply. In this workshop, we will cover setting up PHPCS with WPCS as well as other tools to help make your code beautiful.

  • WordPress Community Interview With Bet Hannon

    WordPress Community Interview SeriesSpeaker: Bet Hannon

    May 2, 2018 — Bet and I talk about how she started using WordPress, WordCamps and the Support Forums.

    Bet is a moderator on the Support Forums. The group recently held a volunteer orientation on April 27th.

    Anybody is welcome to drop in the forums and give a helping hand to people needing advice.

    There is a lot of information, documentation and tools available here: https://wordpress.org/support/

    Also, check out the team page here: https://make.wordpress.org/support/

  • Behzod Saidov: Introduction to Unit Testing WordPress Plugins – Part 2

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Behzod Saidov

    April 27, 2018 — This presentation is an introduction to how to unit test WordPress plugins. PHPUnit is the standard PHP testing framework, but getting it working with a WordPress plugin is challenging. The presentation covers: – Advantages that unit tests provide – Scaffolding a new plugin and its unit tests using WP-CLI – Writing and running the first unit test.

  • Behzod Saidov: Introduction to Unit Testing WordPress Plugins – Part 1

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Behzod Saidov

    April 27, 2018 — This presentation is an introduction to how to unit test WordPress plugins. PHPUnit is the standard PHP testing framework, but getting it working with a WordPress plugin is challenging. The presentation covers: – Advantages that unit tests provide – Scaffolding a new plugin and its unit tests using WP-CLI – Writing and running the first unit test.

  • Greg Taylor: Stop Building Websites, Start Solving Problems – Part 2

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Greg Taylor

    April 27, 2018 — No one wake up in the morning and says, “Today is a great day for a new WordPRess site.” (Well, other than us…) Most people need and/or want a new website because something is inherently broken. When you learn that the business of WordPress is not about WordPress you will be light years ahead of competition. (Almost) Anyone can build a Website that looks great, but does it work and will it solve the business challenges at hand.

  • Greg Taylor: Stop Building Websites, Start Solving Problems – Part 1

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Greg Taylor

    April 27, 2018 — No one wake up in the morning and says, “Today is a great day for a new WordPRess site.” (Well, other than us…) Most people need and/or want a new website because something is inherently broken. When you learn that the business of WordPress is not about WordPress you will be light years ahead of competition. (Almost) Anyone can build a Website that looks great, but does it work and will it solve the business challenges at hand.

  • Dre Armeda: How Transition Can Empower Your Business – Part 1

    WordCamp San Diego 2018Speaker: Dre Armeda

    April 27, 2018 — Dre Armeda, veteran and successful businessman, will give WordCamp San Diego’s keynote talk on Sunday April 15th at 11:00am. This talk will allow you to not only listen to his experiences, but also dive into your own, as you experience your own transition.

    In his words:

    “I certainly want to bridge stories about my military career, how that was a foundation of learning and persistence, and how it lead me to my experiences in business, entrepreneurship and so on. Embracing change and understanding pivots are necessary.”