Language: English
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Vishal Kothari: WordPress Settings API – Settings, Sections and Fields
WordCamp Mumbai 2015Speaker: Vishal KothariAugust 12, 2015 — This session will contain an introduction to WP Settings API, Functions list, Adding settions fields on an existing page and a new page along with overall discussion on why use Settings API.
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Andrea Rennick: Support Your Product
WordCamp Columbus 2015Speaker: Andrea RennickAugust 12, 2015 — Whether a plugin or theme, free or paid, at some point you’ll need to support your product. Let me show you how to lay the groundwork for customer expectations and prove excellent support without going (completely) insane.
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Andrey “Rarst” Savchenko: Practical Performance Profiling
WordCamp Norway 2015Speaker: Andrey SavchenkoAugust 12, 2015 — The tools for PHP performance profiling (from basic to advanced) and how to build actionable and beneficial workflows out of them.
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Kristin Kokkersvold: Typography First
WordCamp Norway 2015Speaker: Kristin KokkersvoldAugust 12, 2015 — Content is still king, and some claim that 95% of the web is text. How do you present your texts? I want to give an introduction to the anatomy of letters and hierarchy of text, how to choose the right font and practical tips for good readability and accessibility.
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Trent Lapinski: How to Launch a Product with WordPress
WordPress Meetup San FranciscoSpeaker: Trent LapinskiAugust 11, 2015 — Former CEO of CyberChimps gives on a presentation on how to launch a product using WordPress. The presentation touches on how to put together an minimum viable product, and launch your product using WordPress.
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Roshnikumar Yambem: WordPress Security – OWASP TOP 10 Protection
WordCamp Mumbai 2015Speaker: Roshnikumar YambemAugust 11, 2015 — This session takes a looks at WordPress Security. It will address concerns of the general user, how WordPress sites are generally hacked, the need for an international security standard in WordPress. The session describes the top 10 vulnerabilities as listed in OWASP.
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John Eckman: The Four Agreements and Service
WordCamp Boston 2015Speaker: John EckmanAugust 7, 2015 — The core tenets of the popular self-help book (The Four Agreements) provide a surprisingly on target guide to surviving and thriving in the world of professional services:
Be Impeccable with your word – Don’t take anything personally – Don’t make assumptions – Always do your best. -
Louise Leduc Kennedy: Contracts and Copyright for WordPress Gurus
WordCamp Boston 2015Speaker: Louise Leduc KennedyAugust 7, 2015 — In this session we discuss the power of copyright and how to protect this important asset of your business. We walk through some terms that should be in all services agreements and share some cautionary tales of inadequate — or non-existent — agreements to produce work subject to copyright.
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Amit Sharma: WordPress as The Backbone of a Mobile App
WordCamp Mumbai 2015Speaker: Amit SharmaAugust 7, 2015 — This talk is an introduction to using WordPress as a middle-ware system for various apps, particularly for mobile applications. We deal with WordPress’s Custom Posts, REST API, JSON, and AJAX to build an engine, and a simple front-end based on it.
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Taylor McCaslin: Best Friend or Worst Enemy – Multisite Do’s and Don’ts
WordCamp Boston 2015Speaker: Taylor McCaslinAugust 7, 2015 — We’ve all built a ton of WordPress sites. We’ve also managed them all too. You’ve probably heard about WordPress Multisite Networks, and all the awesome things it can (and can’t) allow you to do. With great power, comes great responsibility. During this talk, Taylor will step through the do’s and don’ts of Multisite Networks. He will share how WordPress Multisite can be your best friend or worst enemy… but usually both… at the same time. Expect pro-tips, eureka moments, and hard lessons learned from his experience setting up and running multisite networks for small private company intranets, all the way to global enterprise brands. By the end of this talk you will know the pros and cons of WordPress Multisite Networks, best practices for setting up and running a multisite, and know about alternatives if multisite isn’t a fit for your next project.
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