September 30, 2016 — wp-api, czyli WordPress REST API to nie tylko nowa metodyka pracy nad motywami. To także zupełnie nowe perspektywy na wykorzystanie CMS WordPress jako scentralizowanej bazy zawartości dla stron www, aplikacji mobilnych i aplikacji tradycyjnych. Wszystko kraszone odrobiną High Availability i Load Balancingu. Sesja skłąda się w 50% z pojęć programistycznych i w 50% z pojęć administracyjnych – każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie.
September 21, 2016 — With the popularity of WordPress, the expectations of what WordPress can and can’t do — from the perspective of our clients and our end users — has solidified, for better or worse. The WordPress REST API provides an opportunity to break those expectations and use WordPress to deliver better experiences for end users and site administrators alike.
In this talk, I will cover many of the possibilities for using WordPress in new and exciting ways as well as to improve how we build the most common elements of a WordPress site. There will be practical examples of how to use the REST API and wild speculation to encourage you to imagine fun new ways to use WordPress.
This is a talk for developers, but it has no code. It is a talk about how and why to use the REST API and an exploration of the changing role of WordPress in the evolving web. Anyone with a basic understanding of WordPress will be able to follow it.
September 19, 2016 — WordPress関数・WordPressテーマ・WordPressプラグイン。
これまでWordPressでwebサイトのフロントエンドを構築するためには、WordPressやPHPの知識が必要とされてきました。
しかしWP APIの登場により今それが変わろうとしています。
今まで通りの作り方を続けるべきか
それともWP APIを利用するか
事例を紹介しつつお話しします。
September 14, 2016 — Diese Session liefert einen Einstieg in die Verwendung von React als JavaScript User Interface Bibliothek angebunden an die WordPress REST API.
September 13, 2016 — Angular.js. זה נושא מעניין שיכול לשפר מהירות טעינה ושימוש בהרבה אתרי וורדפרס, ומאפשר למפתחי פרונט אנד להמנע מהצורך ללמוד שפה חדשה (PHP) וללמוד פיתוח וורדפרס (על כל הפונקציות השונות, הוקים וכו’) אלא להתמקד בפיתוח והעיצוב בתחומים שבהם הם טובים.
September 8, 2016 — In meiner Session möchte ich euch mitnehmen auf eine Reise von einem Blogging Tool war bis dahin was aus WordPress einmal werden kann. Wir hören viel über die WordPress REST-API, WordPress als Applikations-Platttform oder dem Internet der Dinge. Wie WordPress da ins Spiel kommt, möchte ich euch in dieser Session zeigen.
August 19, 2016 — WordPress 4.4 was a milestone release, with the addition of both responsive images and a REST API. In this session, I’ll demonstrate API endpoints and JavaScript I’ve written for using the REST API and AJAX to load responsive background images into sites.
This technique has several advantages: first, using the background-image property is more semantic and powerful than traditional s. Second, you can have a dynamic background on an otherwise cached page. Third, you have more information available about how your user is viewing your site than just their viewport width.
The session will include three short demos: First, a basic demonstration of the technique. Second, using array_rand on the server to pull in a random background image. And as a finale, using the ambient light API in OSX Firefox to load in “day time” and “night time” images.
Take aways:
The addition of responsive images into the WordPress core was powerful, but it doesn’t solve every problem and isn’t always semantic.
Using AJAX to load images has many benefits because you can know more about the client.
The WordPress REST API can be used for more than you realize.
August 2, 2016 — “Microservice Architecture”という言葉をご存知でしょうか?1つの大きな一枚岩アプリケーションを作るのではなく、サービス単位で作られたアプリを疎結合に構築するアーキテクトのことを指します。今回はWordPressのプラグイン・テーマの「密結合」な部分について紹介しつつ、WP REST APIなどを用いた疎結合なサイト・アプリ構築について紹介します。
July 29, 2016 — WP-REST-APIって最近ちょこちょこ耳にするけど、一体何?どういうもの?何ができるの?というような方のためのセッションです。
非エンジニアによるWP-REST-APIのお話。
そもそも男木島図書館って何?というお話も少し。
July 26, 2016 — WordPress 4.4 was released on Dec 8, 2015. It was the first WordPress release to include the infrastructure for a REST API directly in the core codebase. If you’re not familiar with what that means, then the following claim will probably sound like gobbledy gook to you: the inclusion of a REST API for WordPress is arguably one of the most significant changes to be made to the core codebase in years. This talk will help you understand why.
This talk will be aimed at WordPress professionals of all stripes. Whether you are a developer, designer, business owner, or blogger, you should be paying attention to the REST API in WordPress and why it’s so important (and so powerful) for the future of WordPress applications.
In this talk, we’ll discuss what APIs and what it means for them to be RESTful. We’ll talk about why APIs are important in the first place and what having a RESTful one in the core of WordPress means, in real terms. Last, we will talk about the status of the REST API and the efforts that are underway to integrate it more fully with the core.
If you’re a business owner, designer, blogger, or WordPress developer who’s maybe heard of the WordPress API but you don’t really know what it is or why it’s important, you’ll probably get the most out of this talk.
If you are a polyglot developer with a fair amount of experience working directly with RESTful APIs, this talk will probably be too basic for you.
If you’re completely new to WordPress and haven’t done much more than publish a few blog posts and install a few plugins, there’s a chance this talk will be a bit intimidating for you (although honestly I hope it won’t be and you should be brave and come anyway and make me explain anything that didn’t make sense to you… I’m more than happy to do so).
Takeaways:
What is an API and why do we care about them?
How is the REST API in WordPress different from all those other APIs they have floating around in the WordPress Core? Is this one different somehow or is it just another API? (Hint: it’s very much the former.)
What does a RESTful API for WordPress mean for me as a designer? As a blogger? As a business owner or entrepreneur? As a developer?