July 1, 2022 — By default, whenever you visit a page, WordPress will run a query that will display… something. Depending on what that page is. So if you visit a normal page, then that page will display, but if you visit a blog page, then the latest posts should come up. This depends on something that we will reveal in this talk.

But we will also reveal something powerful that makes WordPress so awesome: The WP_Query class. This class allows you to run custom queries that allow you to define what type of content you want to display.

This talk will be an introduction to the WP Query class, and we will run custom loops for you to really see just how flexible, easy and powerful WordPress can be, in order to give you one more blade, into the huge Swiss Army Knife that WordPress truly is.

January 21, 2021 — This talk will try to explain what hooks are, why do you need them and most importantly how to create your own hooks so that you have an even better control as to what would you like to do in order to become an even better WordPress developer.

October 18, 2020 — Esta charla es una introducción a los bloques de Gutenberg y cómo enriquecer la experiencia de utilizar WordPress.

September 14, 2020 — ¿Para qué durar horas en algo que puedes hacer en minutos? WordPress CLI es una herramienta muy poderosa que te permite hacer tareas repetitivas en cuestión de segundos.

Veremos rápidamente cómo instalarla, usarla y por supuesto, ¡ejemplos!

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August 16, 2020 — Cuál es el proceso para elegir tipografías en un proyecto Web y como integrarlos a su tema de #WordPress utilizando ya sea plugins o utilizando el API.

April 8, 2020 — Marco Berrocal explica dos componentes que hacen de WordPress un Gestor de contenidos súper poderoso: tipos de contenido personalizado (CPT) y taxonomías personalizadas. Aprrenderemos cómo hacer ambas cosas desde cero, utilizando escenarios reales.

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October 11, 2019 — WP Query is one of the most important components of WordPress. Learn how to create custom loops in order to fetch the information you need so that you can fine tune a query of posts for your specific scenario.