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Daniel Kanchev: WordPress Migrations Done Right
WordCamp Europe 2014Speaker: Daniel KanchevOctober 26, 2014 — Everybody needs to migrate a WordPress site between servers every now and then. Daniel showed how to avoid the common and not so common pitfalls of moving our sites.
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Syed Balkhi: Tools to Better Manage and Grow Your Blog
WordCamp NYC 2014Speaker: Syed BalkhiOctober 26, 2014 — Choosing the right blogging tools can save you time and help you grow. Which tools and plugins should you be using? In this session, Syed Balkhi reveals his favorite tools that can help you dramatically improve your workflow and grow your blog. Take away practical tips that you can implement on your blog literally within hours.
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Aaron D. Campbell: The WordPress Community – Getting Involved
WordCamp Dallas / Fort Worth 2014Speaker: Aaron D. CampbellOctober 26, 2014 — Aaron talks about becoming involved in the WordPress Community. Everybody, from user to developer, can make a contribution and make a difference.
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Josh Eaton: Teaming Up – Going from Solo Development to Working with a Team
WordCamp Tampa 2014Speaker: Josh EatonOctober 23, 2014 — There are many things that solo developers do that break down when placed in a team environment. We’ll walk through some of the best practices and things to keep in mind when going from freelance to working in a team.
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Adrian Zumbrunnen: Rethinking Content Creation
WordCamp Europe 2014Speaker: Adrian ZumbrunnenOctober 22, 2014 — Adrian unveiled his reimagined distraction-free content editor for WordPress – FrontKit.
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John Rodriguez: Integrating Facebook Ad tracking with WordPress
WordPress Meetup NYCSpeaker: John RodriguezOctober 21, 2014 — John Rodriguez – Integrating Facebook Ad tracking with WordPress – at WordPress NYC meetup on October 21 2014.
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Drew Barton: 30 Things You Must Do Before Launch
WordCamp Tampa 2014Speaker: Drew BartonOctober 21, 2014 — As nearly one in four websites is powered by WordPress, there is an amazing responsibility to maintain quality control standards before launching your site. Southern Web’s Drew Barton will share in rapid-fire more than 30 tips that should be included in every WordPress site launch checklist. In order to provide security and maintain quality, these WordPress must-dos will help ensure you and your visitors will have a strong impression of WordPress as a blog, as a CMS and as a development platform.
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David Laietta: WordPress Empowerment – Moving from Idea to MVP
WordCamp Tampa 2014Speaker: David LaiettaOctober 21, 2014 — WordPress is an easy way to get started building your minimum viable product. We’re going to discuss a few examples and ideas of using WordPress to quickly create a new project. We’ll then cover a few ways that you could get started, even with little to no PHP knowledge.
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Siobhan McKeown: WordPress: Bringing Ideas to Life
WordCamp Europe 2014Speaker: Siobhan McKeownOctober 20, 2014 — It’s said that ideas have power, but an idea’s power lies in its capacity to have an impact on our lives. Some ideas flicker and disappear, others have such force that they underpin everything that we do.
This presentation explores the philosophical underpinnings of WordPress, ideas like freedom, simplicity, and democracy. It looks at these ideas in their most abstract, tracing how they become concrete in the software and the community.
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Helen Hou-Sandí: Developers Get Curious About WordPress Core
WordCamp Europe 2014Speaker: Helen Hou-SandíOctober 20, 2014 — Get curious. WordPress 4.0 release lead Helen Hou-Sandí talks about how digging into core and following along in some capacity with what core is doing can help you get things done in more efficient ways, start thinking about how to learn more, as well as write continuously better code.
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