‘Updates’ Videos

  • Frank Schmittlein: WordPress mittels InfiniteWP oder MainWP aktualisieren

    WordPress Meetup NürnbergSpeaker: Frank Schmittlein

    May 28, 2020 — Wir schauen uns InfiniteWP und MainWP an. Was geht mit diesen Tools, was geht nicht? Was sollte man besser selbst machen?

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  • Krzysiek Dróżdż: Updates – let’s do some magic

    WordCamp Bratislava 2019Speaker: Krzysiek Dróżdż

    December 27, 2019 — Updates – we all know that they exists and how to do them. But do we know how they really work? Let’s check. And then… We’ll think how we can use this knowledge.

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  • Meagan Hanes: Update Smart: Using a Staging Site!

    WordCamp Montreal 2019Speaker: Meagan Hanes

    December 24, 2019 — Performing theme, plugin and core updates on your site can be intimidating and overwhelming, especially for older and more complex sites with many interconnected plugins – WooCommerce, I’m looking at you!

    The solution is simple: use a staging site – a private copy of your site where you can safely test updates and resolve problems before your users ever experience an issue.

    I’ll guide you across a number of ways to create a staging site depending on your specific needs, performing these updates, and then applying these updates to your main site. You’ll leave with a concrete plan for how to set up your own staging site, and will fear the update process far less!

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  • Jenny Beaumont, Andrew Nacin, Jake Spurlock, Mika Epstein: WordPress Automated Updates: A Panel Discussion

    WordCamp US 2019Speakers: Jenny Beaumont, Andrew Nacin, Jake Spurlock, Mika Epstein

    November 14, 2019 — Join an animated discussion on the hot topic of WordPress security and automated updates among longtime WordPress contributors. The panel will review recent conversations in WordPress Core on this issue, and discuss points for and against!

  • Tom Nowell: Unconference – Food at WordCamps and events

    WordCamp Dublin 2017Speaker: Tom J Nowell

    November 12, 2017 — Unconference Talk: Food at WordCamps and events

  • Kristina Romero: The Low Stress/Low Risk Way To Update WordPress

    WordCamp Baltimore 2017Speaker: Kristina Romero

    October 21, 2017 — What’s the best way to update WordPress and plugins that causing the least amount of stress in your life and the lives of your clients? How often should it happen, what’s the process to best eliminate risk, and how much should you charge for website maintenance when doing it for others? (hint: it should be more than $50/m per site) I’ve been managing over 40 websites for the past three years and have seen it all. So much so that I created a process that my developer follows so I ensure high quality of work, in the least amount of time, reducing as much risk as possible as we update our client’s websites every month. I’ll go over my the step-by-step process, best practices and power tips so you can safely update your websites every month, or learn how to provide this as a service to clients.

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  • András Guseo: 4 Tips For A Safe WordPress And Plugin Update

    WordCamp Bern 2017Speaker: András Guseo

    September 23, 2017 — An update for WordPress, themes and plugins should fix things. Right. And it does. Sometimes, however, some new bugs crawl in despite the best efforts and thorough testing. The multitude of installations and different plugin setups makes it impossible to test any plugin in every situation that exists in the world. And sometimes an update produces an error unfortunately, and in some cases even a totally broken site. This is when angry users attack support forums demanding an immediate fix, asking for their money back, giving 1-star ratings, and sending the developers to hell and back. Rightfully so? I don’t think so. Maybe partially. But you can do a lot to prevent an update breaking your live site and putting you out of business.

    So here are my tips for never ever having a broken live website for more than 10 minutes, when doing an update on core WordPress, your theme or your plugins.

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  • Andrew Taylor: Automating WordPress Updates With Visual Regression

    WordCamp Boston 2017Speaker: Andrew Taylor

    August 9, 2017 — Your WordPress site really loves to be updated! Be it core, plugins, or themes there is a LOT of code that you need to update for every site. However, even with tools like wp-cli, updating your site is hard work.

    You need to apply updates, test updates, and deploy updates. And do it for every single site for which you are responsible every single time an update comes out. Enter “Automatic WordPress Updates” and making the robots do your updates.

    This session will talk about how to use a Continuous Integration and Visual Regression solution to automate WordPress updates with confidence and at scale.

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  • Hiromichi Koga: “外のモノサシ”を知れば、WordPressはもっと楽しくなる!

    WordCamp Kyoto 2017Speaker: Hiromichi Koga

    June 28, 2017 — 【内容】
    本セッションでは、WordPressのこれまでの進化(アップデート)と、それを取り巻くweb環境やwebツールとしての役割の変化を”外のモノサシ”をキーワードに、実際の経験や事例を交えてお話します。
    【概要】
    – WordPressのコア・コンピタンスについて考える
    – “ツクル”から、うまく”ツカウ”へ
    – Microservicesというアプローチ
    – WordPressとAPIエコノミー
    – 共通のプラットフォーム/共通のスキルを開発速度に活かす
    – コミュニティを通じて多様性を知る
    – これからもとめられる WordPress の役割と展望
    【対象】
    – WordPressでweb制作を効率化したい代理店やフリーランスの方
    – クラウドサービスを開発に活用したい方
    – SaaSなどのwebサービス開発をお考えの方
    – ビジネスを海外にスケールしたい方

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