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  • Kristen Symonds : (Not) Just Another WP REST API Talk

    WordCamp Auckland 2017Speaker: Kristen Symonds

    December 3, 2017 — Well, maybe this is just another REST API talk, but it’s well worth talking about now that the REST API is included in WordPress!

    This talk will include some background on the REST API, helping you understand what’s so great about it. You’ll also hear about ways to use the REST API both within your WordPress projects and without.

    If you’ve been wondering what the fuss about the REST API is, what it’s good for, or how to get started using it, this talk is for you.

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  • Nik Cree : Create a Newsletter in Less Than 17 minutes

    WordCamp Auckland 2017Speaker: Nik Cree

    December 3, 2017 — One of the hardest ‘Good Intentions’ in business is to send a regular client email newsletter.

    How many times has a business started a newsletter only to lose energy and stop after 2 – 3 times? Why? Because it can take 3 – 5 hours to create a newsletter, write the content, source images, and send it out…and business owners and their staff ‘don’t have the time’.

    With WordPress’s inbuilt ‘Press This’ feature and the Newsletter Plugin any business can create a client newsletter in less than 17 minutes. No writing, no image sourcing, no formatting, no hitting the send button, no problem in no time at all.

    This is one of the simplest, easiest ways to communicate regularly with clients, generate leads and sales in less time that a normal one-to-one business presentation takes. I have implemented this at PositiveBusinessOnline.com and a number of client websites.

    The process is detailed in this post.

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  • Edmund Turbin: Deployment and continuos integration

    WordCamp Cologne 2017Speaker: Edmund Turbin

    December 1, 2017 — Edmund Turbin introduces into the possibilities of deployment and continuos integration for the code of a project.

  • Shanta R. Nathwani and Matt Graham: Creative Commons Scavenger Hunt

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speakers: Shanta R. Nathwani, Matt Graham

    December 1, 2017 — This is going to be an interactive session to teach people about using Creative Commons license, mostly images. Our goal is to give a challenge and see how many people are able to find open source and copyright free images. This will include some tips as to where to find them, as well as implications of not using proper credit.
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  • Christine Baker Marriage: You CAN Have a Thriving WordPress Business & a Life!

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speaker: Christine Baker Marriage

    December 1, 2017 — Managing work and life as a busy WordPresser can be time consuming and exhausting. Learn how to create balance at work and in your life, hear about time saving tips and tricks that can add more hours to your day and discover how to turn busy into productive. You CAN have more time for your clients, your family and yourself! All attendees will receive a complimentary Blogging Blueprint.
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  • Andy Staple: Themes – How to Choose What’s Best for You

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speaker: Andy Staple

    December 1, 2017 — Throughout my years organizing the Buffalo WordPress Meetup, the most common issues are related to poor choices in themes, or not understanding what elements are meant to change when looking to download or purchase themes. I will give an overview of theme choices, styles, what to look for and what options you have for customization on your own, or with help from a professional. Many themes boast powerful editing options, and have options lists longer than a luxury sports car. It is about filtering through the noise to find the information that matters most.
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  • Shawn Hooper: How to Create a Multilingual Website in WordPress

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speaker: Shawn Hooper

    December 1, 2017 — Hello! Hola! Bonjour! Does your institution serve students that speak different languages? If so, maybe your website should too! In this session we’ll compare different solutions for publishing content in multiple languages using WordPress, and what impact having a multilingual site could have on your site’s content and design.
    In this session, we’ll cover:
    – Terminology used when working in multiple languages
    – Popular plugins for supporting multilingual content
    – Creating PO files to add your own language to your plugins and themes
    – Contributing to WordPress’ Polyglot team
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  • Jim Echter: Oh Crap! We Need a Website. Now what?

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speaker: Jim Echter

    December 1, 2017 — Go on the journey of a “mere mortal” (someone without a computer background) on how they learned WordPress, designed two business sites and opened an on-line store with Woo Commerce. Your trip will guide you through the basics, identify tripping and stumbling points, direct you to where to get information, introduce you to the language of WordPress, where to “hotel” your site, and overview safety tips for your journey.
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  • Lee Hurst: Google Data Studio for WordPress – Really!

    WordCamp Rochester 2017Speaker: Lee Hurst

    December 1, 2017 — Google released its new, free Data Studio a few months ago and it is already hugely popular. It’s powerful but can be really easy and useful
    Using a live WordPress site I’ll show easy ways to you how to :
    * Generate simple, interactive dashboards with your sites traffic data.
    * Make a report from your own or public data.
    * Embed your cool new interactive charts in you WordPress pages.
    * How to copy, reuse and share your own reports
    * Where to find free templates and cool applications
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