September 15, 2019 — WordPress is an excellent option for getting a great idea to market in a short amount of time.

Some might call it “cutting corners,” but when a project calls for a quick turnaround to get traction and test viability, the right combination of plug-ins and custom code can be just what is needed.

Our real estate tech startup has decided to utilize WordPress to launch a pilot program with select clients in order to get vital customer feedback and make a quick entry into our market. Here’s how we’re doing it.

April 23, 2019 — WordPress is known to be a powerful and versatile tool for rapid proof-of-concept web app development.

During this WordCamp presentation, we will investigate why WordPress may be the best tool to help create your next web app. We will look at different examples of business cases where WordPress is the best option, and also where it falls short. I will illustrate how I have solved the most common UI patterns required by web apps using plugins, web resources and occasionally code.

We will walk through one of the apps I’ve built from idea to development to production to see the patterns in action. Finally, I share other considerations from my experience like deployment, syncing dev environments, AJAX, the REST API and iterating on feedback.

After the presentation, the audience will have a better understanding of WordPress for web app development. They will be ready to build a minimum viable product (MVP) web app on top of WordPress even if they have limited coding experience.

July 20, 2017 — Amit Singh is the founder and CEO of WPoets Technology. He has been working with WordPress since 2007, and contributed his first WordPress plugin to WordPress.org repository in 2008. Since then he has helped organize various meetups, and conferences including PHPCamps, WordCamps, Joomla Days and Drupal camps in Pune.

Amit has given talks at different WordCamps in India including Baroda, Mumbai, Pune and also at WordCamp Kathmandu. He strongly believes that instead of coding websites, we should be able to assemble it, and he’s working towards that goal at WPoets.

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July 29, 2015 — In this session learn how to build an MVP (minimal viable product). We’ll start by stripping out all the bloat, get rid of all those widgets and start with naked content. Then and only then we’ll start to methodically add features, as they are needed. You will be amazed how much your visitors enjoy just reading your content and engaging with you through simple solutions.
Walk away with practical strategies around:
Building content driven websites
Gaining traction and increasing engagement
Elegantly monetizing your blog
Plus 5 experience tips that will make your website 1 of a kind
Stop adding features for the sake of adding features, stop following exhausted advertising strategies, and start focusing on providing better experiences for people.