Create a newsletter in less than 17 minutes without writing a single wordNik Cree
https://positivebusinessonline.com/easiest-way-to-create-a-weekly-newsletter-in-less-than-30-minutes/
We all know how important it is to keep in touch with clients on a regular basis to nurture and retain them to keep buying from you. Put up your hand if you are guilty of starting a weekly newsletter, all with good intentions to keep writing and publishing only to struggle to get the first one out and have it fall by the wayside at issue two or three.
Let’s face it, who has 3 to 5 or more hours a month to sit down and dream up good content to write on a regular basis? Running the businesses and working with clients gets in the way and no one I know (let alone me) wants to spend a Sunday tapping out well written prose to send to clients to keep in touch, possibly with a touch of guilt at putting aside an activity which is so important.
This lead me to find an easier way to create a regular newsletter in less than 30 minutes a week.
Don’t believe me? Then, try this and tell me I’m wrong.
Unscrambling An Omelette - How Companies Can Use WordPress Better - Jeremy Ke...WordCamp Sydney
Fairfax Media have 40+ sites on WordPress, with more added every month.
As part of his new gig with Fairfax Media Jeremy has taken on the task of making this manageable, secure and cost effective, and he will share with you some ideas on approaches to the problem he has used in the past and new approaches that are just being rolled out now.
Create a newsletter in less than 17 minutes without writing a single wordNik Cree
https://positivebusinessonline.com/easiest-way-to-create-a-weekly-newsletter-in-less-than-30-minutes/
We all know how important it is to keep in touch with clients on a regular basis to nurture and retain them to keep buying from you. Put up your hand if you are guilty of starting a weekly newsletter, all with good intentions to keep writing and publishing only to struggle to get the first one out and have it fall by the wayside at issue two or three.
Let’s face it, who has 3 to 5 or more hours a month to sit down and dream up good content to write on a regular basis? Running the businesses and working with clients gets in the way and no one I know (let alone me) wants to spend a Sunday tapping out well written prose to send to clients to keep in touch, possibly with a touch of guilt at putting aside an activity which is so important.
This lead me to find an easier way to create a regular newsletter in less than 30 minutes a week.
Don’t believe me? Then, try this and tell me I’m wrong.
Unscrambling An Omelette - How Companies Can Use WordPress Better - Jeremy Ke...WordCamp Sydney
Fairfax Media have 40+ sites on WordPress, with more added every month.
As part of his new gig with Fairfax Media Jeremy has taken on the task of making this manageable, secure and cost effective, and he will share with you some ideas on approaches to the problem he has used in the past and new approaches that are just being rolled out now.
WordPress Security : What We Learnt When We Were Hacked : WordCamp Mumbai 2017Bhushan Jawle
In this talk at WordCamp Mumbai 2017, I shared what we learnt when we were hacked. Common type of attacks, how to spot them, some free tools and some Do's & Don'ts.
You can find link to demo video here https://youtu.be/ErpZreeM4Z4
In this session, we will rethink the role of designers, the purpose of a CMS, and how we manage and consume content. We will discuss:
(1) The tension between a design and a CMS. Should your design be optimized for your CMS? Or should you modify your CMS to achieve your design? In other words, are you walking the dog, or is the dog walking you?
(2) "Headless" Drupal: Drupal as a backend with multiple frontends. Drupal's theming layer is difficult to master and expensive to upgrade between major releases. We will discuss how the frontend and backend can be decoupled to provide better experiences for users, developers, and designers alike.
(3) Content as a service. Decoupling isn't just about separating the frontend from the backend or making upgrades easier. In fact, the real power of headless Drupal is separating content from presentation, allowing you to connect any number of websites, channels, or devices to a single source of content through an API!
(4) TWiT.tv case study. We'll close by discussing how Four Kitchens work with This Week in Tech to relaunch TWiT.tv as a decoupled Drupal site with an exposed API allowing their fanbase to directly access content.
Get ready for some really big, innovative ideas!
(This session was delivered at Twin Cities DrupalCamp on June 27, 2015.)
The web has evolved, and now it’s time our themes do the same. WP Rig is an evolution on the tried and true starter theme model: a modern build process and WordPress starter theme bundled together, created to simplify the process of building advanced, accessible, performant, progressive themes. WP Rig does the heavy lifting of optimization so developers can focus on what they do best: designing and building great user experiences. In this talk you’ll learn how to supercharge your theme development process with WP Rig.
Building (Gutenberg) blocks for the WordPress block editor is as easy or as hard as you want it to be. Learn how to do it the easy way with these slides from Morten Rand-Hendriksen's WordCamp Vancouver 2019 presentation "Blok Bilding Basiks 4 Basik Blok Bilding".
With the release of the WordPress JSON API expected later this year, WordPress is primed to serve as a viable backend for single-page web applications of the future. The presentation will explain the benefits of using WordPress in this context and include a short demonstration to show how WordPress can be integrated in a typical single-page application technology stack.
A talk I gave to a group of computer science students at Washington State University about putting together a personal website. It included live demonstrations of each of the major steps, concluding with a new live website.
The Slides for a talk I gave on Blazor a few weeks after it's initial public preview.
A recorded version of the talk is available on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzGHw9ZzO1s
Presented at WordCamp Sydney 2012.
WordPress plugins background and a huge list of plugins in many different categories.
Go to http://wphow.org for more WordPress help.
Yoast SEO is one of the leading WordPress SEO plugins in the WordPress world. It has so many features. Aside from that, you’re trying to juggle your own SEO knowledge into the mix.
With so many options on Yoast SEO, there’s a lot to get confused about.
I’m going to go over some basic SEO tips, specifically best practices for using Yoast SEO.
Hopefully using the plugin will be a lot easier after this session. Still not sure how to use certain parts of Yoast SEO? This session should help you.
Beginners and Intermediate content creators and bloggers welcome.
Originally presented at WordCamp Miami 2016
WordPress Security : What We Learnt When We Were Hacked : WordCamp Mumbai 2017Bhushan Jawle
In this talk at WordCamp Mumbai 2017, I shared what we learnt when we were hacked. Common type of attacks, how to spot them, some free tools and some Do's & Don'ts.
You can find link to demo video here https://youtu.be/ErpZreeM4Z4
In this session, we will rethink the role of designers, the purpose of a CMS, and how we manage and consume content. We will discuss:
(1) The tension between a design and a CMS. Should your design be optimized for your CMS? Or should you modify your CMS to achieve your design? In other words, are you walking the dog, or is the dog walking you?
(2) "Headless" Drupal: Drupal as a backend with multiple frontends. Drupal's theming layer is difficult to master and expensive to upgrade between major releases. We will discuss how the frontend and backend can be decoupled to provide better experiences for users, developers, and designers alike.
(3) Content as a service. Decoupling isn't just about separating the frontend from the backend or making upgrades easier. In fact, the real power of headless Drupal is separating content from presentation, allowing you to connect any number of websites, channels, or devices to a single source of content through an API!
(4) TWiT.tv case study. We'll close by discussing how Four Kitchens work with This Week in Tech to relaunch TWiT.tv as a decoupled Drupal site with an exposed API allowing their fanbase to directly access content.
Get ready for some really big, innovative ideas!
(This session was delivered at Twin Cities DrupalCamp on June 27, 2015.)
The web has evolved, and now it’s time our themes do the same. WP Rig is an evolution on the tried and true starter theme model: a modern build process and WordPress starter theme bundled together, created to simplify the process of building advanced, accessible, performant, progressive themes. WP Rig does the heavy lifting of optimization so developers can focus on what they do best: designing and building great user experiences. In this talk you’ll learn how to supercharge your theme development process with WP Rig.
Building (Gutenberg) blocks for the WordPress block editor is as easy or as hard as you want it to be. Learn how to do it the easy way with these slides from Morten Rand-Hendriksen's WordCamp Vancouver 2019 presentation "Blok Bilding Basiks 4 Basik Blok Bilding".
With the release of the WordPress JSON API expected later this year, WordPress is primed to serve as a viable backend for single-page web applications of the future. The presentation will explain the benefits of using WordPress in this context and include a short demonstration to show how WordPress can be integrated in a typical single-page application technology stack.
A talk I gave to a group of computer science students at Washington State University about putting together a personal website. It included live demonstrations of each of the major steps, concluding with a new live website.
The Slides for a talk I gave on Blazor a few weeks after it's initial public preview.
A recorded version of the talk is available on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzGHw9ZzO1s
Presented at WordCamp Sydney 2012.
WordPress plugins background and a huge list of plugins in many different categories.
Go to http://wphow.org for more WordPress help.
Yoast SEO is one of the leading WordPress SEO plugins in the WordPress world. It has so many features. Aside from that, you’re trying to juggle your own SEO knowledge into the mix.
With so many options on Yoast SEO, there’s a lot to get confused about.
I’m going to go over some basic SEO tips, specifically best practices for using Yoast SEO.
Hopefully using the plugin will be a lot easier after this session. Still not sure how to use certain parts of Yoast SEO? This session should help you.
Beginners and Intermediate content creators and bloggers welcome.
Originally presented at WordCamp Miami 2016
Teresa Lane - Content Modeling - WordCamp St. Louis 2016Teresa Lane
Are you trying to wrangle bunches of content that’s as unruly as a room of toddlers? Or are you trying to plan a site with a bunch of “mystery meat” pages? Whip that content — and your project —into shape and wind up with “model” content. Learn how to recognize patterns in existing content, create patterns across content pieces, and figure out when to create special post types.
Building a Simple Project Plan for WordPress ProjectsLucas Lima
Project Management can be very overwhelming sometimes. The ability to identify which tools and methodologies we can use in our WordPress project is very important.
Here I propose, in 3 simple topics, how to build a Simple Project plan, taking in consideration most of my experience managing WordPress project.
Automating WordPress Plugin Development with GulpMike Hale
Gulp.js is a task runner to automate the build process. In this talk, you’ll learn how to use Gulp to automate plugin development by compiling SASS, minifying JavaScript files, and creating translation files to build a starter WordPress plugin. WordCamp St. Louis 2016 #wcstl
This presentation covers WordPress security using the popular iThemes Security plugin. We go over details and settings for both the free and premium versions of the plugin.
Managing_WordPress_Projects_wcstl 2015_Lucas_LimaLucas Lima
Basic concepts of Project Management applied to WordPress projects.
Presentation Notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KyWP2K28Y9lxBj4DUsHhtYi3AqB9v10ThpAbR1qgJrE/edit?usp=sharing
Link to the simple Project Plan used:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uTRB8SGt65BIx-hVxxAkESleqeHzy87lzBD4TWOy2OI&authuser=0
Launching a WordPress Site 101 (Cincinnati WordPress, August 2015)Andrew Duthie
This is the first of a two-part series covering common and best practices around launching a new WordPress site to your web host. While this first session is slightly more introductory, it still covers some of the more technical aspects of moving files and databases. Topics covered include:
• Determining what needs to be moved to your web host
• Prerequisites for migrating your site (tools, credentials)
• Differences between site files (themes, uploads) and content (database)
• Required changes if the domain name has changed
The discussion was concluded with a short demonstration.
While this is handy information for developers who build sites locally, the hope is that there is useful information for those who find themselves needing to move a site from one web host to another.
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Credits for slide graphics to Wilson Joseph, Noun Project
Wordcamp 2010 I'm A Scientist Get me Out of Here - Mike LittleMike Little
My slides from my WordCamp 2010 talk -
"I'm a Scientist Get me Out of Here - Doing things with WordPress that no-one has ever done before"
See ’Notes on slide x’ tab or transcript below for speaker notes.
Rambling Talk given at http://2012.oc.wordcamp.org/
Supplemental information at http://mdawaffe.wordpress.com/2012/06/02/wordcamp-oc-restjson-api-talk/
Empowering Your Clients and Be an Advocate for YourselfLinchpin
One of the biggest challenges any business owner, freelancer, project manager or customer support expert comes across is gaining trust of their potential and current clients.
Within this session I will be sharing insights into clearly establishing project plans for yourself and clients; with the over arching goal to stay organized and hold each other accountable. I will be speaking about pitfalls of going too far out of your comfort zone or taking on projects that aren’t “quite right”. I’ll touch on jumping into Higher Education, E-Commerce, Online Publications and simply taking on your first big project.
Lastly I’ll provide examples of scenarios that have and have not worked for myself and my team in relation to educating our clients to get the most out of WordPress by getting into the WordPress dashboard and feel comfortable to take ownership of their content and their website because you’ve got their back!
Comunidade. Abuse e use dela com moderação e inteligência.Beto Muniz
Nesta palestra é abordado dicas e experiências sobre como se comportar, aprender, utilizar e compartilhar com comunidades de desenvolvimento através de organizações, movimentos, projetos, eventos e palestras. É o tipo de palestra esclarecedora para quem deseja mergulhar de uma vez por todas cabeça no maravilhoso mundo das Comunidades.
WordPress Page Builders for Non-Developers (Create Visual Layouts Without Code)Geoff Myers
From https://www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-WordPress-MeetUp/events/233427104/
About the Topic
A great tool if used correctly should save you time and simplify your project.
Will WordPress page builders (a.k.a. visual drag-and-drop layout editors) in the hands of a website owner eliminate the need for a designer or developer? Should a designer or developer feel guilty about using a page builder? The answers to these questions are no and no.
Join Christopher Stratman and Geoff Myers as they take a look at four of the most popular WordPress page builders available: Visual Composer, Cornerstone, Divi Builder, and Beaver Builder. They will be giving a high-level overview and live demonstration of all four and discuss how they use them in their website design and development processes.
Page builders in the WordPress ecosystem can speed up the design and build time for a designer or website owner. Tools within the page builders can provide you with new opportunities to push your design limits without having to learn lots of CSS and JavaScript coding skills.
Questions?
Send Geoff a private message on Meetup, email him at geoff@simdex.org, or call him at 414.455.6675.
About the Speakers
Christopher Stratman
Christopher Stratman has been mucking about the interwebs for a bit now and has worked with a couple of the tools we will be speaking about.
Geoff Myers
Geoff Myers has been involved in and excited about business, marketing, design, and technology since 2004, when he founded SimDex Consulting, Inc. at the age of 14 in his hometown of Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Christopher's Resources
Divi
Elegant Themes - https://www.elegantthemes.com/
Elegant Themes - Divi Users - https://www.facebook.com/groups/464947686941789/
YouTube page - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuasRuWliU48RwnKXf9GesA
Elegant Marketplace - https://elegantmarketplace.com/
Elegant Marketplace on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiviThemeUsers/
Divi Theme Users on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/DiviThemeUsers/
Elegant Themes User Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/ElegantThemesUserCommunity/
Divi Developer Group on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1405038489818867/
Beaver Builder
Beaver Builder - https://www.wpbeaverbuilder.com/
Beaver Builders Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/beaverbuilders/
Ultimate Add-ons for Beaver Builder Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1229431503736174/
Beaver Lodge HQ Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/beaverlodgehq/
Beaver Add-ons Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/beaveraddons/
During the workshop I spoke about what WordPress developers do, do they write code at all, or do they just use ready-to-go solutions? I shared some tricks and tricks, some dev tools and solutions and shared more about the advantage of WordPress being such a popular platform out there.
Congratulations! You’ve installed WordPress! Now what?
Installing WordPress is just the beginning. Adjust your settings, choose a theme, and decide which plugins to run. At this month’s meetup four of our long-time meetup members are going to help you navigate WordPress after you install it.
Video and slides synchronized, mp3 and slide download available at URL https://bit.ly/2FRILKh.
Aris Koliopoulos talks about how common problems in social media, such as analysing user sessions, counting big numbers and making real-time recommendations can be resolved with a healthy mix of stream processing and functional programming. Filmed at qconlondon.com.
Aris Koliopoulos is Backend Engineer at Drivetribe.
Delivering Fantastic Brand Experiences With Low-CodeCyber-Duck
From our Delivering Fantastic Brand Experiences With Low-Code Webinar on June 23rd 2022.
Utilising a low-code strategy and solution and enable businesses to better manage their website challenges, streamline slow development workflows and create better experiences for their customers.
Impact of CD, Clean Code, ... on Team PerformanceFredrik Wendt
Why is DevOps, Continuous Delivery, Docker, Clean Code, Vagrant, Software Craftsmanship and agile trending? How do these topics and techniques reflect on team performance?
This is a redux of the talk i gave at WordCamp Baltimore - updated.
Always wanted to contribute to the community but think you have to be a developer? WRONG! Contributing is within reach of everyone. Learn about the available projects, meetups, and communities. Find the perfect place to get started and have fun.
Flink Forward San Francisco 2018: Aris Koliopoulos & Alex Garella - "Panta R...Flink Forward
Event streams as source of truth for applications have risen in popularity. Thoughtworks lists it in the assess phase of their technology radar (Nov 17). At DriveTribe we’re slightly ahead of the curve as we’ve been using this technique in production with Flink since the launch of our platform in Nov 2016. In this talk we discuss how we can use this technique with some functional programming and Flink to successfully design distributed and highly scalable applications and data platforms.
Word camp Raleigh 2017 - Wordpress for BeginnersConvinsys
Everyone has a story to tell; and you think the web is the perfect place to tell it. But how do you start? Welcome to WordPress for Beginners. WordPress powers over 25% of the websites on the global Internet. There’s a reason for that number. It’s SO simple. Spend an hour and you can publish to a global audience of more than 3.5 billion people. And it’s SO complex. You can spend years learning how it works.
So what can we cover in two hours? Enough to get you started & going in the right direction!
Talk given at WordCamp Baltimore 2016
Always wanted to contribute to the community but think you have to be a developer? WRONG! Contributing is within reach of everyone. Learn about the available projects, meetups, and communities. Find the perfect place to get started and have fun.
Understanding User Behavior with Google Analytics.pdfSEO Article Boost
Unlocking the full potential of Google Analytics is crucial for understanding and optimizing your website’s performance. This guide dives deep into the essential aspects of Google Analytics, from analyzing traffic sources to understanding user demographics and tracking user engagement.
Traffic Sources Analysis:
Discover where your website traffic originates. By examining the Acquisition section, you can identify whether visitors come from organic search, paid campaigns, direct visits, social media, or referral links. This knowledge helps in refining marketing strategies and optimizing resource allocation.
User Demographics Insights:
Gain a comprehensive view of your audience by exploring demographic data in the Audience section. Understand age, gender, and interests to tailor your marketing strategies effectively. Leverage this information to create personalized content and improve user engagement and conversion rates.
Tracking User Engagement:
Learn how to measure user interaction with your site through key metrics like bounce rate, average session duration, and pages per session. Enhance user experience by analyzing engagement metrics and implementing strategies to keep visitors engaged.
Conversion Rate Optimization:
Understand the importance of conversion rates and how to track them using Google Analytics. Set up Goals, analyze conversion funnels, segment your audience, and employ A/B testing to optimize your website for higher conversions. Utilize ecommerce tracking and multi-channel funnels for a detailed view of your sales performance and marketing channel contributions.
Custom Reports and Dashboards:
Create custom reports and dashboards to visualize and interpret data relevant to your business goals. Use advanced filters, segments, and visualization options to gain deeper insights. Incorporate custom dimensions and metrics for tailored data analysis. Integrate external data sources to enrich your analytics and make well-informed decisions.
This guide is designed to help you harness the power of Google Analytics for making data-driven decisions that enhance website performance and achieve your digital marketing objectives. Whether you are looking to improve SEO, refine your social media strategy, or boost conversion rates, understanding and utilizing Google Analytics is essential for your success.
Meet up Milano 14 _ Axpo Italia_ Migration from Mule3 (On-prem) to.pdfFlorence Consulting
Quattordicesimo Meetup di Milano, tenutosi a Milano il 23 Maggio 2024 dalle ore 17:00 alle ore 18:30 in presenza e da remoto.
Abbiamo parlato di come Axpo Italia S.p.A. ha ridotto il technical debt migrando le proprie APIs da Mule 3.9 a Mule 4.4 passando anche da on-premises a CloudHub 1.0.
Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms, allowing people to share photos, videos, and stories with their followers. Sometimes, though, you might want to view someone's story without them knowing.
Italy Agriculture Equipment Market Outlook to 2027harveenkaur52
Agriculture and Animal Care
Ken Research has an expertise in Agriculture and Animal Care sector and offer vast collection of information related to all major aspects such as Agriculture equipment, Crop Protection, Seed, Agriculture Chemical, Fertilizers, Protected Cultivators, Palm Oil, Hybrid Seed, Animal Feed additives and many more.
Our continuous study and findings in agriculture sector provide better insights to companies dealing with related product and services, government and agriculture associations, researchers and students to well understand the present and expected scenario.
Our Animal care category provides solutions on Animal Healthcare and related products and services, including, animal feed additives, vaccination
3. CODE REVIEW
ABOUT ME
▸ I’m a (really) long-time WordPress user.
▸ I work at Automattic.
▸ On the WordPress.com VIP team.
▸ I can (kind of) code.
▸ With some help.
▸ On a good day.
4. OK; SO WHY DO YOU CARE SO
MUCH ABOUT CODE REVIEW?
AND WHY SHOULD I?
All of you, just now
CODE REVIEW
9. CODE REVIEW
WORDPRESS.COM
▸ Largest single WordPress installation in the world
▸ Serving:
▸ 21.5 billion page views per month
▸ 55.8 million new posts per month
▸ Many millions of sites/blogs
10. CODE REVIEW
WORDPRESS.COM VIP
▸ Enterprise-level WordPress hosting
▸ On the WordPress.com infrastructure
▸ 2.5 billion page views per month
▸ 99.9976% uptime
▸ 349ms average response time
11.
12. CODE REVIEW
WORDPRESS.COM VIP
▸ Sites run on WordPress.com sites, just like yours and mine
▸ Clients have a custom svn repository for their theme
▸ They commit changes to their theme directly to their
directory on WordPress.com
▸ A problem with a WordPress.com VIP site can affect:
▸ Other VIP sites
▸ More of the WordPress.com network
19. CODE REVIEW
WHAT DO YOU LOOK FOR WHEN YOU REVIEW CODE?
▸ Validation, sanitizing, and escaping
▸ XSS in Javascript
▸ Uncached WordPress functions
▸ Smart fetching of remote data
▸ Terrifying queries that set databases on fire
▸ Best practices and WordPress coding standards
▸ Typos
28. CODE REVIEW
WORDPRESS.COM VIP CODE REVIEW PROCESS
▸ Client commits changes to repository
▸ Changeset displayed in a special view that contains:
▸ Commit itself (diff, revision #, repository data, etc.)
▸ Changelog entry for each revision
▸ Reviewer can either:
▸ Open a ticket to discuss the change and leave notes
▸ Deploy or revert as needed
29. CODE REVIEW
WORDPRESS.COM VIP CODE REVIEW PROCESS
▸ 9.5 million lines of code reviewed to date
▸ Over 144 thousand individual deploys
▸ Average time from commit to deploy (this includes
review!) is around two hours
30. THAT’S COOL, BUT WHAT
TOOLS CAN I USE TO
ACCOMPLISH THE SAME?
You, just now again
CODE REVIEW
39. AND THEY HELP EVERY
PERSON WORKING ON
CALYPSO IMPROVE OVER TIME.
Calypso Project Documentation
CODE REVIEW
40. CODE REVIEW
CALYPSO
▸ Pull requests are peer reviews waiting to happen
▸ Stay positive - comment on the code, not the person
▸ Have a list of things to look for in code review
▸ Checklists are your friends
▸ When you are creating a pull request
▸ When you are reviewing and (hopefully) merging it
45. CODE REVIEW
MANUAL CODE REVIEW
▸ Github pull requests
▸ No one merges their own PR
▸ Use the comments! They are a great tool!
▸ Line number comments are fantastic
▸ If you don’t use Github or a similar tool
▸ Diff reviews (use a good text editor) - WordPress core!
49. CODE REVIEW
SELF CODE-REVIEW
▸ Create pull requests or diffs of your own code and queue
them up for review
▸ Don’t merge to master/production/head the same day if
you can help it
▸ Clear your mental context between writing your code and
reviewing your own code
▸ Use automatic code review tools to get you part of the way
there
55. NO, REALLY; THANK YOU
RYANMARKEL.COM/WCSTL2016
▸ Download of these slides and my
notes
▸ Links to the resources listed and
quoted in this presentation
▸ Contact form so you can reach me
if you have any questions
▸ Lots of blog posts that have
nothing to do with code review,
this talk, or really WordPress at all