‘code’ Videos

  • Dennis Snell: Playing Well With Others – Writing Solid Code in Large Community Projects

    WordCamp US 2015Speaker: Dennis Snell

    December 11, 2015 — Large community projects introduce constraints on how we program. Our biggest assets aren’t the hardware we run on or the language we use – it’s each other. How can we code in ways that respect each other and capitalize on that “asset” of the contributor-base? In this talk Dennis will discuss some techniques and patterns that lead towards fewer problems and improve a project’s overall health in these and any environments.

  • Michael Toppa: 10 Tips for Clean Code

    WordCamp US 2015Speaker: Michael Toppa

    December 11, 2015 — We want code that is easy to understand, re-usable, and flexible. But we are always up against deadlines, so we rush, and end up with code that is messy, buggy, hard to maintain, and makes us go slower even though we’re trying to go faster.

    What is clean code? In this talk I’ll provide some answers to this question, and introduce you to 10 good habits that will help keep your code clean, such as the use of meaningful names for your variables and functions, and following the “Boy Scout Rule” (leave the code cleaner than you found it). I will even try to persuade you that using a lot of code comments is a sign that there are problems with your code. I’ll also discuss the particular challenges of applying some of these techniques in the WordPress environment.

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  • Andrew Woods: HTML is for Everyone

    WordCamp Seattle 2015: Beginner EditionSpeaker: Andrew Woods

    December 7, 2015 — HTML is the language of the web. Designers and Developers use it to create your website. They use it everyday. However, they aren’t the only ones who need to know HTML – writers, editors, marketers, evangelists, and content strategists, also need to know HTML. HTML is for everyone. When starting out, most people feel intimidated by HTML, because it’s code. Fortunately, it is designed to be easy to write. I’ll explain how HTML works, which parts of it you need to know, and provide you with some reference material to assist you with your writing.

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  • Luca Tumedei e Enea Scerba: Filtri e azioni di WordPress

    WordPress Meetup BolognaSpeakers: Luca Tumedei, Enea Scerba

    November 8, 2015 — Impareremo insieme cosa sono e come gestire i filtri e le azioni di WordPress, parte teorica e dimostrazione con un plugin creato ad hoc per la serata.

    Dimostrazione di funzionamento di azioni e filtri all’interno del plugin demo è possibile trovare tutti i riferimenti al codex di WordPress: http://bit.ly/1XZ71OC

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  • Devin Walker: Forking it Right

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2015Speaker: Devin Walker

    October 10, 2015 — What is a fork? Well, essentially taking a copy of someone else’s code and developing on it yourself. A lot of popular plugins you use today began as forks, such as WooCommerce and many others. So, when is forking right and when is it wrong? Learn about what a fork is and how you can use third party code to create unique and meaningful solutions. Let’s discover the history and debate around forking in the WordPress, the community, and beyond.

    This presentation will be light on code and geared towards WordPress users who understand the underlying principles of WordPress and General Public License (GPL).

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  • Thomas Scholz: Writing Code for Multisite

    WordCamp Prague 2015Speaker: Thomas Scholz

    September 27, 2015 — Přednáška Thomase Scholze na téma Writing code for Multisite.

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  • Marius Veltan: Writing WordPress Code That’s Universal

    WordCamp Belgrade 2015Speaker: Marius Veltan

    September 27, 2015 — I work in the client support team at Presslabs. On a daily basis, we come across issues that our clients face due to plugins and themes not being implemented according to WordPress standards, not being cache-friendly, not going by RFC recommendations, interfering with other plugins and the list goes on. The presentation will outline useful advice for writing WordPress code that is universal and does not necessitate adjusting after switching the theme, activating a plugin or moving to a different host.

  • Andrea Zoellner: How I Made a Career Using WordPress Without Knowing a Line of Code

    WordCamp Montréal 2015Speaker: Andrea Zoellner

    September 16, 2015 — Think only coders can make a living using WordPress? Think again! There are a surprising number of ways to make a career using WordPress without knowing a single line of code. This presentation will tackle some of the barriers that discourage beginners from using WordPress professionally, like a lack of technical skill and feeling like an impostor. Shed the fear and discover different career options and simple WordPress tips while learning to leverage your unique skill set for the tech industry.

    Prerequisites:
    For beginners, come as you are!

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  • Stéphane Boisvert : Comment écrire du code sécure

    WordCamp Montréal 2015Speaker: Stéphane Boisvert

    September 15, 2015 — Une introduction a comment écrire du code sécure pour WordPress.
    Un apperçu des vulnérabilité les plus commune et comment protéger son code.
    Un survol qui inclut:
    Bien utiliser les fonctions: esc_url(), esc_html(), esc_attr(), esc_js et wp_json_encode()
    Se protéger contres les Injections SQL
    Nettoyer des donnés de l’utilisateur
    Comment utiliser des nonces
    Utiliser Current_user_can pour les permissions d’utilisateurs

    Préalables:
    Cette conférence est pour les gens qui ont commencé à modifié le code PHP dans les fichiers de leur thème. Elle va vous donner une idée de comment le faire de façon sécure. C’est aussi un bon rappel pour les développeurs intermédiaires et avancés.

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