WordCamp Mumbai 2017: How to get more involved with WordPressRocío Valdivia
Do you love WordPress?
Want to pitch in and help out?
Not sure how?
It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own, everybody is welcome to contribute to WordPress.
15 Essential WordPress Plugins (and 5 That Will Just Blow Your Mind)Mykl Roventine
Plugins are the power under WordPress’ hood. Are you using the latest and greatest? In this session you’ll get a rundown of 15 must-have plugins and why they’re important. You’ll also discover 5 more that go from essential to mind-blowing. Presented at Minnesota Blogger Conference 2012.
Slides on a base presentation for the basics of WordPress.com and the self hosted WordPress application which can be downloaded at wordpress.org.
This presentation was meant to be a discussion not a tutorial at the Social Media Club of Salt Lake City. Please contact me at http://thomallen.com or Twitter.com/ThomAllen with questions.
WordPress Meetup Bandung - December 2014Fikri Rasyid
My slide for the first WordPress Meetup Bandung. The theme of the meetup was "WordPress Experience" so I went with my experience with WordPress: how i "met" WordPress, tinkering with it, got a job from it, all the way until submitting themes & plugins to WordPress repository.
WordCamp Mumbai 2017: How to get more involved with WordPressRocío Valdivia
Do you love WordPress?
Want to pitch in and help out?
Not sure how?
It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own, everybody is welcome to contribute to WordPress.
15 Essential WordPress Plugins (and 5 That Will Just Blow Your Mind)Mykl Roventine
Plugins are the power under WordPress’ hood. Are you using the latest and greatest? In this session you’ll get a rundown of 15 must-have plugins and why they’re important. You’ll also discover 5 more that go from essential to mind-blowing. Presented at Minnesota Blogger Conference 2012.
Slides on a base presentation for the basics of WordPress.com and the self hosted WordPress application which can be downloaded at wordpress.org.
This presentation was meant to be a discussion not a tutorial at the Social Media Club of Salt Lake City. Please contact me at http://thomallen.com or Twitter.com/ThomAllen with questions.
WordPress Meetup Bandung - December 2014Fikri Rasyid
My slide for the first WordPress Meetup Bandung. The theme of the meetup was "WordPress Experience" so I went with my experience with WordPress: how i "met" WordPress, tinkering with it, got a job from it, all the way until submitting themes & plugins to WordPress repository.
20 Tips for Building a Scalable and Robust Node.js Stack that Developers LovePatrick Steele-Idem
The platform team at eBay recently embarked on a mission to provide a new Node.js-based web development stack that developers would love using. Despite being an entirely new ecosystem to most developers, we wanted to introduce a stack that had a minimal learning curve, performed extremely well and made front-end web development fun again.
We recognized that as web applications grow in complexity it becomes increasingly important to provide a web development stack that shields developers from potential problems and allows for maximum developer productivity. The team decided to rethink some of the industry norms to see how we could simplify the toolchain and make it easier for developers to build an application that interacts with a myriad of complex infrastructure pieces. In addition, we also never lost focus on the requirement that the stack must scale extremely well. In this talk we will share our tips and solutions, including but not limited to:
Avoid build tools and build steps
Be flexible, don't use a restrictive framework
Avoid introducing “magic” and still hide complexity
Expect services to fail and have a backup plan
Minimize developer idle time and provide instant feedback
Automate using scaffolding and command line tools
Organize project files to enforce modularity and best practices
Keep documentation up-to-date and easy to digest
Automatically optimize the delivery of JavaScript and CSS resources
This talk is a must for all web developers who are interested in improving their productivity and building high performance web applications that are easy to maintain.
RaptorJS: http://raptorjs.org/
Building and future-proofing your WordPress sites with the Genesis FrameworkWP Engine
WordPress expert and influencer Carrie Dils talks about how she uses the Genesis Framework to help her get client sites up and running quickly, while future-proofing them at the same time.
Register for the on-demand webinar here: https://hs.wpengine.com/webinar-future-proofing-genesis-gutenberg
Introduction to Wordpress (Research Based)Anjum Hashir
This Presentation is basically for newbies who want to know about Wordpress. This is a research based introductory presentation which concisely describe about Wordpress.
Some useful information about Wordpress themes and plugins here.
http://technoxone.com/wordpress/best-wordpress-themes-for-your-unique-website
http://technoxone.com/wordpress/best-wordpress-plugins-for-brilliantly-managed-websites
10 Ways to Speed Up and Secure your WP SiteFLBlogCon
Jennifer Graddy of Communications Marketing talks about WordPress and how bloggers can speed up and secure their sites. Presented at the 2015 FLBlogCon.com
Introduction to using WordPress for business sites. Includes coverage of scenarios, themes, plugins, hosting and gotchas. Plus a case study of the www.GetOrganizedWizard.com site.
WordCamp Denmark 2016: How to get (more) involved with WordPressRocío Valdivia
Do you love WordPress? Want to pitch in and help out? Not sure how? It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own, everybody is welcome to contribute to WP.
How to build lean SaaS App with WordPress Multisite [WordCamp Vienna 2019] Sabrina Zeidan
What comes to your mind when you think about technical requirements for successful SaaS company? Should it be lean and easy-to-build, but ready for continuous improvement? Should it have wide opportunities for customization but still be reliable and stay under the control? Should it be powerful and scalable, but still really easy to manage? We’ll see how to build such kind of Software-as-a-Service application using WordPress Multisite, from scratch.
Passionate About Plugins - WordCamp Montreal 2012Kathryn Presner
The huge range of community-contributed plugins is one of the most valuable features of WordPress.org. But how do you determine what’s a safe and effective plugin without being overwhelmed by choice? Learn how to make an informed decision about which plugin to use – and how to troubleshoot any conflicts that may crop up.
20 Tips for Building a Scalable and Robust Node.js Stack that Developers LovePatrick Steele-Idem
The platform team at eBay recently embarked on a mission to provide a new Node.js-based web development stack that developers would love using. Despite being an entirely new ecosystem to most developers, we wanted to introduce a stack that had a minimal learning curve, performed extremely well and made front-end web development fun again.
We recognized that as web applications grow in complexity it becomes increasingly important to provide a web development stack that shields developers from potential problems and allows for maximum developer productivity. The team decided to rethink some of the industry norms to see how we could simplify the toolchain and make it easier for developers to build an application that interacts with a myriad of complex infrastructure pieces. In addition, we also never lost focus on the requirement that the stack must scale extremely well. In this talk we will share our tips and solutions, including but not limited to:
Avoid build tools and build steps
Be flexible, don't use a restrictive framework
Avoid introducing “magic” and still hide complexity
Expect services to fail and have a backup plan
Minimize developer idle time and provide instant feedback
Automate using scaffolding and command line tools
Organize project files to enforce modularity and best practices
Keep documentation up-to-date and easy to digest
Automatically optimize the delivery of JavaScript and CSS resources
This talk is a must for all web developers who are interested in improving their productivity and building high performance web applications that are easy to maintain.
RaptorJS: http://raptorjs.org/
Building and future-proofing your WordPress sites with the Genesis FrameworkWP Engine
WordPress expert and influencer Carrie Dils talks about how she uses the Genesis Framework to help her get client sites up and running quickly, while future-proofing them at the same time.
Register for the on-demand webinar here: https://hs.wpengine.com/webinar-future-proofing-genesis-gutenberg
Introduction to Wordpress (Research Based)Anjum Hashir
This Presentation is basically for newbies who want to know about Wordpress. This is a research based introductory presentation which concisely describe about Wordpress.
Some useful information about Wordpress themes and plugins here.
http://technoxone.com/wordpress/best-wordpress-themes-for-your-unique-website
http://technoxone.com/wordpress/best-wordpress-plugins-for-brilliantly-managed-websites
10 Ways to Speed Up and Secure your WP SiteFLBlogCon
Jennifer Graddy of Communications Marketing talks about WordPress and how bloggers can speed up and secure their sites. Presented at the 2015 FLBlogCon.com
Introduction to using WordPress for business sites. Includes coverage of scenarios, themes, plugins, hosting and gotchas. Plus a case study of the www.GetOrganizedWizard.com site.
WordCamp Denmark 2016: How to get (more) involved with WordPressRocío Valdivia
Do you love WordPress? Want to pitch in and help out? Not sure how? It doesn’t matter if you’re a designer, a developer, a translator, or just someone that uses WordPress on your own, everybody is welcome to contribute to WP.
How to build lean SaaS App with WordPress Multisite [WordCamp Vienna 2019] Sabrina Zeidan
What comes to your mind when you think about technical requirements for successful SaaS company? Should it be lean and easy-to-build, but ready for continuous improvement? Should it have wide opportunities for customization but still be reliable and stay under the control? Should it be powerful and scalable, but still really easy to manage? We’ll see how to build such kind of Software-as-a-Service application using WordPress Multisite, from scratch.
Passionate About Plugins - WordCamp Montreal 2012Kathryn Presner
The huge range of community-contributed plugins is one of the most valuable features of WordPress.org. But how do you determine what’s a safe and effective plugin without being overwhelmed by choice? Learn how to make an informed decision about which plugin to use – and how to troubleshoot any conflicts that may crop up.
An important part of any non-profit organization’s mission is getting its message out to as many people as possible. WordPress can help make that process easier. A well-designed WordPress website can help even the smallest non-profit reach a wide audiences and help activate both supporters and volunteers.
My presentation "Introduction to WordPress Multisite", from WordCamp Toronto 2012. A very basic introduction to multisite, what it is, what it can do, and references for additional information.
Rapid application development for WordPress using AWFTim Plummer
AWF is a new framework for developing plugins for WordPress, that can also run as standalone PHP applications and Joomla! components. Presented by Tim Plummer at WordCamp Sydney, 27th September 2014.
An introduction to one of the greatest features of WordPress: Extensibility. Developers area able to use plugins and themes to extend the power of WordPress through a flexible set of APIs. These APIs include pluggable functions, action and filter hooks, and metadata.
John Housholder's talk on the Future of WordPress in Nashville. Talk covers WordPress growth data collected in 2012, highlights of 2012, and goals for 2013.
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- Como oferecer boas experiências online?
- Por que oferecer boas experiências online?
- Qualidade: O que é?
- Qualidade em diferentes visões
- Importância dos testes
- Definições comuns de teste
- Testes: Perspectivas diferentes
- A correta definição dos testes
- Onde devemos aplicar os testes?
- Testes devem ser feitos em qualquer tipo de site?
- Tipos de testes
- Testar seu site em diferentes navegadores (Testes de Cross-Browser)
- Formas de realizar testes de Cross-Browser
- Motivação para realização de testes
- Impactos causados por bugs
- Como criar o hábito de realizar testes nos produtos que desenvolve?
- Agradecimentos
- Referências
- Contatos
A website or web site is a collection of related network web resources, such as web pages, multimedia content, which are typically identified with a common domain name, and published on at least one web server. Notable examples are wikipedia.org, google.com, and amazon.com.
LCEU13 : Xen Project Lessons Learned - Lars Kurth, Xen ProjectThe Linux Foundation
In April this year, Xen became a Linux Foundation Collaborative Project. 6 months later it is time to take stock. I will start with a brief introduction of the Xen Project, explain why Xen moved to the Linux Foundation, explore the impact on the community and provide an outlook for the future. I will use examples from the Xen Project community to explore the challenges and benefits of becoming a collaborative project, draw lessons and explore tools to help make your project more successful. I will cover a wide range of topics ranging from community management, collaboration infrastructure, marketing, and good governance to align the interests of a project’s stake-holders. By employing each of these techniques in a complementary fashion, we can ensure the long-term success of a project.
According to John Pereless web development is an extensive description of various actions pertaining to the creation of website for the internet of intranet. This may comprise e-commerce business development, web content development, web design, web server configuration, client-side or server-side coding. Still, according to web experts, web development pertains merely on non-design features of creating websites such as writing markup as well as coding.
Java, Communities, and Social NetworkingLou Ordorica
The success of the Java platform owes much to millions of developers who formed communities. Learn the secrets to building a successful technical community from the managers at Sun Microsystems.
Building a social network website from scratchElinext
In 2020, there were 3.6 billion social media users worldwide. Half of the world's population was active on social media before the pandemic. In the last two years, our online presence has only strengthened. Social websites are an essential part of our daily life. TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube crashes frighten people more than ever. So, creating a new social site could be a profitable project. But where to start? Learn in our new guide.
"Twitter, Pray, Love" at State Policy Network 2010Cord Blomquist
Cord Blomquist discusses how to create a better new media strategy for your organization. Topics covered include seeking expert advice, accepting sunk costs of past technology choices, assigning ownership of new media within your organization, and embracing innovation.
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1. How The WP
Community
WP NETWORK EFFECTS Changes Your
Destiny
2. INTRODUCTIONS
Hi, I’m Luke Pilon
Business and Software Architect
Founder of Mobiah, Inc – a WP Dev and Media Agency
Producer of GPL Compliant Mobile / Geo / Media Plugins
Organizer a new and improved San Diego WP Meetup
3. HOW ABOUT YOU, RENO?
Locals or Out-of-townies
Years on The Press
Devs | Marketers
4. DISCLAIMERS
Not a core contributor…yet
Not an Automattic Employee
Just a WordPress enthusiast
Speaks occasionally at
WordCamps
Runs a local Meetup
Run a business based on
WordPress as a CMS
5. CONTENT
Goals
Network Effects: A Brief Background and WP Connection
WordPress: An Orientation
WordPress and You as a Movement
10. NETWORK EFFECTS
In economics and business, a network effect (also called
network externality) is the effect that one user of a good or
service has on the value of that product to other people.
A phenomenon whereby a good or service becomes more
valuable when more people use it.
The resulting increased value of a product because more and
more people use it.
11. NETWORK EFFECTS IN EVERY DAY USE
Hardware
Social Platforms
Software
13. THE OVER ABBREVIATED HISTOIRE OF WP
58 Releases
137 WordCamps
1,384 Themes
14,686 Plugins
11,908,807 Downloads of 3.1
14. NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
WP 1.2
May 2004 – Plugin Support
WP 1.5
February 2005 – Theme Support
WP 2.7
December 2008 – Complete Admin Redesign
WP 3.0
June 2010 – Custom Content Types
Estimated 11-13% Of the Total Internet
18. WORDPRESS.COM
An Automattic Production
80+ Distributed Employees, Based In San Francisco
Founded by Matt Mullenweg
Venture Backed
Producer of some really amazing products
Core contributing NOT core controlling
20. THE NATURE OF OPEN SOURCE
SOFTWARE
Led by Corporations, Product Teams, Foundations
UnPaid Contributors
Paid
Corporations
Project Grants
Self Funded
21. A MULTI-TIERED COMMUNIT Y EFFORT
Product Team
5 Lead Developers and 1 UX designer
Extended Product Team
15+ Contributing on Development, Design, and Documentation
Contributors
150-200 Per Release
Users
25-40 Million
22. A global
community
YOUR WP ENGAGEMENT that needs
your local
representation
23. GET INVOLVED
Get Active With WordPress - Today
Know the Codex
Hit the Discussion Boards
Patches Are a Plus
Engage A Community Representative
Go MeetUp
24. COMMUNIT Y LEADERS
John Hawkins Michael Erlewine Dre Armeda Chelsea Otakan
Las Vegas Boston San Diego Reno
25. COMMUNIT Y LEADERS
Andrew Nacin Pete Mall Daryl Koopersmith Sara Cannon
Washington, D.C. San Francisco ? Birmingham