‘PHP’ Videos
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Adam Soucie: Leveling Up: How to Go From Beginner to Boss Using WordPress
WordCamp Orlando 2014Speaker: Adam SoucieMarch 9, 2015 — Orlando-based WordPress developer Adam Soucie will share his story on how two years ago he quit his job in sales to follow a career in web development and provide the road map for how you can find similar success using WordPress as your vehicle.
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Tom Nowell: Code Deodorant
WordCamp Europe 2014Speaker: Tom J NowellJanuary 28, 2015 — Good vs Bad code isn’t a subjective opinion. It can be measured, tested, quantified, and plotted on a chart.
Tom takes the opinion out of code quality and provide tools to spot and prevent bad code from ever being written. He goes through tools you can install to check for errors, and catch accidental errors.
Tom shows us tools and techniques to prevent bad code by quantifying code’s qualities.
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Peter Baylies: WordPress Server Security – Best Practices
WordCamp Raleigh 2014Speaker: Peter BayliesJanuary 1, 2015 — Protecting our WordPress sites is important to all of us; this talk will help provide you with the tools to secure your server. Learn the best practices to follow in securing your WordPress site, and the common pitfalls to avoid. This is for both new users who are setting up a WordPress installation from the ground up, and also experienced WordPress users for hardening their existing sites.
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Zane Matthew: A Beginners Guide to PHP in WordPress
WordCamp Baltimore 2014Speaker: Zane MatthewNovember 21, 2014 — This is a session about helping non-developers grasp the minimum knowledge of PHP needed to develop their first theme or plugin.
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Alexis Bellido: Hit the Ground Running – From Zero to Production with WordPress for Non-WordPress Developers
WordCamp NYC 2014Speaker: Alexis BellidoNovember 14, 2014 — This is a talk about learning fast, getting the best out of your programming skills and delivering results with WordPress and it’s intended for web developers who need to face the unknown and solve problems yesterday. Sounds familiar?
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Mark Jaquith: Backbone Views in WordPress
WordCamp San Francisco 2014Speaker: Mark JaquithNovember 3, 2014 — Backbone is the foundation of several recent user-facing features in WordPress. This talk will explore how to leverage WordPress’ powerful Backbone view management tools to craft maintainable, modular UI for your plugin or theme.
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Jenn Schiffer: Growing Up WordPress
WordCamp San Francisco 2014Speaker: Jenn SchifferNovember 2, 2014
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Michele dos Santos da Silva: 15 coisas sobre PHP para saber antes de morrer
WordCamp Rio de Janeiro 2014Speaker: Michele dos Santos da SilvaOctober 19, 2014 — Michele é cientista nata e de formação, engenheira de software por profissão. Desenvolve software há mais de dez anos, entrou para o universo do WordPress há três. Trabalha com ciência de dados no Grupo RBS e é doutoranda em computação na PUCRS. Nessa apresentação dá dicas de PHP para desenvolvedores WordPress.
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Chris Wiegman: Securing Your Code – WordPress Security for Developers
WordCamp Maine 2014Speaker: Chris WiegmanOctober 17, 2014 — There’s a lot of information out there on making WordPress as secure as possible. Some of it is great and some of it, well, not so great. My session will walk users through numerous tips and tricks for securing WordPress the right way from the start. In addition we’ll look at a few security misconceptions in an attempt to sort the good information from the bad and keep you from becoming the next victim.
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John Dorner: Intro to PHP
WordCamp Asheville 2014Speaker: John DornerSeptember 19, 2014 — WordPress is built with PHP. It helps to know the basics so you can understand and make changes to your theme’s templates. This session will not make you into a programmer, but will explain a lot of what you will see when you look at the code that powers your site.
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