‘REST API’ Videos

  • Craig West: [Workshop] WordPress REST API – AJAX Forms & SPA Pages (part 2)

    WordCamp Denver 2020Speaker: Craig West

    July 11, 2020 — What is the WP REST API and how can I use it to make forms and pages that don’t need to do be reloaded?
    In this talk, we will look at what the WP REST API is, how to modify existing ‘endpoint’s as well as creating our own custom endpoints.
    We will also make a small WP REST API site that carries out GET and POST requests for forms and pages as well as use the WP-Nonce security mechanism.
    All code files will be available so that you can start to use the WP REST API right away!

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  • Craig West: [Workshop] WordPress REST API – AJAX Forms & SPA Pages (part 3)

    WordCamp Denver 2020Speaker: Craig West

    July 11, 2020 — Are you creating content that you believe is under-performing? Or are you looking to start a website and aren’t sure what content to create? Regardless of your situation, this session will help you step back and create a content strategy that will ensure you have a purpose and audience in mind for every piece of content you publish. You’ll pick up tips that will help you narrow your content focus, identify your unique content angle, match the language of your prospective customers for SEO, and better understand what content to create and why.

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  • Craig West: WordPress REST API With AJAX Forms and Pages

    WordCamp Kent 2020Speaker: Craig West

    June 26, 2020 — Learn about the WordPress REST API, and how to use it to make forms and pages that don’t need to reload. This talk includes stepping through the build of a small WordPress REST API site.

  • Shafiq Lutaaya: Towards the WordPress Restful API

    WordCamp Kampala 2019Speaker: Shafiq Lutaaya

    March 2, 2020 — The web has grown quite a bit over the last decade, and WordPress has fallen behind ever so slightly. More applications are being brought to the web with JavaScript and more dynamic websites are being built with languages like Python and Ruby.

    WordPress core and even a few professional WordPress developers feel that WordPress’ heavy reliance on PHP and minimal use of
    JavaScript has become far too outdated. This is something the WordPress REST API is meant to solve.

    This doesn’t mean WordPress is moving away from PHP, but it does mean developers should consider learning JavaScript if they want to take advantage of what this API has to offer.

  • Felix Arntz: Types, Subtypes, Meta, Options: An Abstract View on Data Structures in WordPress

    WordCamp Portland 2018Speaker: Felix Arntz

    January 14, 2020 — When we work with WordPress, we deal with data that we commonly know as posts, pages, media, comments, options etc. However, the REST API has required us to rethink what some of these data structures are and how they should work, particularly in regards to metadata and options, which have historically been an undefined dump of arbitrary data. This session provides an abstract overview of how data in WordPress is structured and gives insight on questions like: How are post types and taxonomies related? What makes metadata different from options? Where does my own data fit in? If you are developing for WordPress, it is crucial to know some of these concepts. In recent years, WordPress has started to make some structure out of its previous data mess, but is still only touching the surface. And we can all contribute to figuring it out together.

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  • Lukáš Mihalčiny: REST API vo WordPress

    WordCamp Bratislava 2019Speaker: Lukáš Mihalčiny

    December 26, 2019 — Zaujíma vás, ako by sa dal zmeniť obsah stránky bez reloadu? Stránkovanie, filtrovanie, vyhľadávanie, odosielanie emailov, všetko cez AJAX a JSON? Ukážeme si, ako robiť takéto requesty vo vašej aplikácii, aké API sú vo WordPresse pripravené, ako vytvoriť vlastné alebo hooknuť existujúce.

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  • Jonny Harris: The REST API and Authentication

    WordCamp US 2019Speaker: Jonny Harris

    November 14, 2019 — The REST API is a powerful tool but is missing one key feature, authenticated requests. There are many options, on how to solve this problem for your use case. In this talk I will discuss the pros and cons these methods, best use case and pitfalls.

  • Hasin Hayder: The Magic of Headless WordPress and Rest API

    WordCamp Kuala Lumpur 2019Speaker: Hasin Hayder

    November 14, 2019 — In this presentation we’re going to understand how headless WordPress and its REST API can dramatically change the architecture of our WordPress based projects. We will also learn how we can roll out MVPs or Prototypes quickly using headless WordPress as a framework

  • Brian Richards: How I Built WPBingo: a PWA That Uses Vue.js, Tailwind CSS, and the WP REST API

    WordCamp US 2019Speaker: Brian Richards

    November 11, 2019 — In this presentation, I walk you through how I went from idea to prototype to fully functional web app. We’ll cover the purpose served by my chosen frameworks and why I picked those instead of writing plain, vanilla JavaScript and CSS (or competing frameworks, for that matter). While this will not be a _deep_ dive into code, we will review specific code samples and you should get enough detail to build this – or something like it – yourself by the time the session has ended.

  • Ολοκληρωμένο ηλεκτρονικό κατάστημα (Woocommerce/ERP/Application)

    WordCamp Athens 2019Speaker: Χρυσάφης Ναθαναηλίδης

    September 19, 2019 — Θα μιλήσουμε για το WooCommerce REST API που μας δίνει τη δυνατότητα να χρησιμοποιήσουμε το WordPress ως κεντρικό κανάλι διανομής της επιχείρησης μας καθώς και τη δυνατότητα για τη διασύνδεση του ηλεκτρονικού μας καταστήματος με τo σύστημα ERP και τις εφαρμογές για φορητές συσκευές.Στη παρουσίαση θα αναλύσουμε τους λόγους που ένα ηλεκτρονικό κατάστημα χρειάζεται ένα ολοκληρωμένο σύστημα διαχείρισης (ERP). Τέλος, θα δούμε τα πλεονεκτήματα καθώς και τα μειονεκτήματα του WP REST API και κατ’ επέκταση της πλατφόρμας του WordPress ως κεντρικό κανάλι διανομής.

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