On Sunday we’ll serve some croissants, some fine talks followed by workshops and contributing teams. And more time to get to know each other, help out or get helped. Or just find yourself a sweet spot to work on your favourite WordPress project.
| Time | Trappenaula | Mezzanine | Flex area |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30 | Registration (doors open) | ||
| 10:00 | |||
| 10:40 | |||
| 11:20 | Morning break | ||
| 11:40 | |||
| 12:20 | Lunch | ||
| 13:30 | |||
| 14:30 | |||
| 16:00 | Closing remarks |
- note: schedule can still be changed depending on speakers requests.
All the session info of this second day, in order of appearance
Releasing a huge plugin
How we manage releasing our SEO plugin
Supporting a huge plugin is not easy. Before releasing a new version we go through a large amount of checks to make sure the release is correct. After the checks thousands of people will start downloading the plugin. In this talk I will show how we at Yoast deal with the challenges that come with the release of a big plugin. We consider every aspect of plugin development, from choosing to fix the right bugs to the scaling of the supporting infrastructure.
WordPress gets responsive: Images for all devices
It’s easier than ever to create responsive websites with WordPress since the addition of native handling for responsive images in core as of the WordPress 4.4 Clifford release. Understand why it is important to provide users with images that are appropriate for their screen size and learn what happens to images behind the scenes. This is a technical talk that will deep dive into how you can take advantage of responsive images in your sites.
- Introduction to responsive design
- Why responsive imagers are important
- How does WordPress implement responsive images
- Overview of the scrset and sizes attributes
- New functions and hooks as of 4.4
- New default size – medium large
- Customizing responsive markup
- Additional responsive plugins
- Closing remarks and summary
https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/11/10/responsive-images-in-wordpress-4-4/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ricg-responsive-images/
http://alistapart.com/article/responsive-images-in-practice
Make. Good. Code.
Multisite and Multinetwork
Contributing teams! Round 1
Join us in one of the contributing teams!
Experienced coaches will explain how you can help. Hop from group to group to find out how WordPress evolves and maybe become a happiness engineer, translator or core developer yourself.
Making Your Websites Accessible Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
WORKSHOP: Themes that Perform: Creating Faster Themes for no developers
Contributing teams! Round 2
Join us in one of the contributing teams!
Experienced coaches will explain how you can help. Hop from group to group to find out how WordPress evolves and maybe become a happiness engineer, translator or core developer yourself.
WORKSHOP: A rough guide to caching
Lessons learned from scaling to millions of pageviews
Contributing teams! Round 3
Join us in one of the contributing teams!
Experienced coaches will explain how you can help. Hop from group to group to find out how WordPress evolves and maybe become a happiness engineer, translator or core developer yourself.
Front-end on steroids
Presentation about modern front-end development techniques.
With websites growing in complexity we have an increasing need for better tools to help build, test, and monitor our code. Everything from build scripts to monitoring and device testing are now important parts of the front-end developer’s job. After this presentation your front-end muscles increased by 31%.
WORKSHOP: WordPress Security
In this workshop, we’ll view how hacker will try to penetrate your website, how they will go about this, how you can recognise this and prevent it/block it.
WORKSHOP: How to work together across disciplines (dev, design, editorial)
So, you’re building this website, theme or plugin. For a client, or in-house. Initially, all is well. But then it starts: ‘simple’ changes, disastrous assumptions about who does what, frustration, anger. How can they be so stupid, right?
In this workshop, I’ll share my experience with mixed teams and how to make them work, and I’m looking forward to your stories and questions.
Contributing teams! Round 4
Join us in one of the contributing teams!
Experienced coaches will explain how you can help. Hop from group to group to find out how WordPress evolves and maybe become a happiness engineer, translator or core developer yourself.