Language: English
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Panel Discussion: Plugin Development
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speakers: Russell Fair, Mike Schinkel, Patrick Rauland, Naomi C. BushApril 15, 2015 — Plugin Development Panel
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Nathalie Lussier: Atlanta WordCamp Keynote
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Nathalie LussierApril 15, 2015 — Keynote for WordCamp Atlanta 2015
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Cullie Burris: Get Yoast or You’re Toast
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Cullie BurrisApril 15, 2015 — There are a lot of very valuable plugins in the repository, however there is one that is imperative to have: the Yoast SEO plugin. I will do a walk through of the plugin to show best practices and explain how and why it is so imperative to have this plugin.
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Cliff Seal: Friendlier, Safer WordPress Admin Areas
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Cliff SealApril 15, 2015 — The WordPress Administration area is no walk in the park. Just because it’s, perhaps, the most user-friendly of the big CMSs doesn’t necessary make it objectively easy to use. All sorts of things that can seriously break your site are mixed in with trivial options. And, once you start adding robust plugins, things can get complicated fast.
There are many ways to make WordPress more palatable for the common user (see: non-developers) and reduce the risk of big-time accidents. In this session, I’ll show you how easy it is to remove things users don’t need from the admin area—all with your own plugin.
Don’t worry if you haven’t written a plugin before. Not only will I give you the working plugin to start with, but I’ll explain everything along the way.
Let’s make WordPress just a little easier and safer for everyone!
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Graham Armfield: Themes Plugins and Accessibility
WordPress Meetup LondonSpeaker: Graham ArmfieldApril 15, 2015 — Meetup topics include themes, plugins and accessibility.
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Josh Pollock: Using Composer to Increase Your WordPress Development Powers
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Josh PollockApril 14, 2015 — Composer, the PHP dependency manager, is a simple tool that can make it easier for you to reuse your code across projects, speed up your plugin, theme and site development, use other people’s code more efficiently and can even improve your site deployments. In this talk you will learn how to add Composer to your projects, publish Composer libraries, use other developer’s open source Composer libraries, improve your site deployments and otherwise make your life easier.
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Aaron D. Campbell: Community – Getting Involved
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Aaron D. CampbellApril 14, 2015 — You love WordPress? Want to pitch in and help out? Not sure how? It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own
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Julien Melissas: Using Roots/Sage 8.0.0 – A Modern Developers Starter Theme
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Julien MelissasApril 13, 2015 — Roots has always offered awesome tools for theme developers who want a great head start and aren’t afraid to try the latest and greatest. The latest version of the very popular Roots starter theme has been renamed to Sage and now has even more magic to make your life better when developing WordPress themes.
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Spinach In Your Teeth? Rapid Fire Website Critiques
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speakers: David Laietta, Jenny Munn, Judi KnightApril 11, 2015 — Join us and find out best practices for home page content and design. If you’d like to get some feedback, this is the place for you. Be prepared to give us your website URL and we will tell you like it is!
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Heather Solos: 5 Plugins For List Building
WordCamp Atlanta 2015Speaker: Heather SolosApril 10, 2015 — Grow your list without breaking your budget, upsetting your hosting service, or violating your users. Learn which email list building plugin is best for YOU … and discover some neat email marketing tricks along the way.
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