Tag: WP London

  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 22 Feb. 2018

    WordPress product development, accessibility & blockchains will be the focus this month at the WordPress London Meetup. It will also be the last event held at City University. As one door closes, several more are opening for #WPLDN. Did we mention that we launched our new site? https://wpldn.uk/ Lots of CPTs: events, talks, speakers, locations, organisers, supporters…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 25 Jan. 2018

    The first WordPress London Meetup for 2018. We’ll be looking ahead at what changes 2018 will bring to #wpldn, we’ll also be looking at getting production-ready. Missed a #wpldn recently? Catch up at wpldn.uk Production-ready WordPress: Deploy your code using version control and continuous integration It is common practice to move code through a series…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 30 Nov. 2017

    The final ‘formal’ WordPress London Meetup of 2017.  We’ll be looking at the discovery stage, our favourite plugins & scaling WordPress. Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk Winning at Discovery That phase of any project that, if not pinned down and given the attention it needs, can trip us up big time. The Discovery…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 26 Oct. 2017

    Ensuring the design process stays on track, providing world class support and speedy database queries are just some of this months #wpldn discussion points. Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk The Night of the Living Style Guides The line between design and development is getting blurrier, and our approach to web design is becoming…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 28 Sep. 2017

    To be content marketing or not… this is just one of the questions for us this month at the WordPress London meetup. We’ll also be looking at the subscription based business model for generating income with WordPress. Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk Why are we writing all these blog posts? Are you a…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 31 Aug. 2017

    This month at the WordPress London Meetup we’ve got Page Builders; good, bad or indifferent?  As well as fun and games with Regex (yes that’s right ‘fun’ and ‘Regex’ in the same sentence). Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk Page Builder Panel – The Pros & Cons Of Them In Your Workflow.  Featuring Doug…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 27 July 2017

    The July WordPress London Meetup has us talking about customer relations and shipping in WooCommerce. Missed a #wpldn recently? Catch up at wpldn.uk Don’t lose your steam! How to deal with unhappy customers No matter if your product, business plans or plugin is functional and well crafted: there comes a time where a user or…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 29 June 2017

    We’re talking workflows with Page Builders and ORM frameworks at the June WordPress London Meetup! Missed a #wpldn recently? Catch up at wpldn.uk The Role of Page Builders for Developers Are custom page templates and shortcodes offering our clients and users the best content publishing experience? In this talk, I’ll explore how and why page…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 25 May 2017

    The #WomenInTech are taking the lead at this months WordPress London Meetup. Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk Intro to GlotPress and Translating into British English (en_GB) In this bite-sized talk, we’ll be going over GlotPress, the plugin used to translate WordPress, exploring what it is and how it can be used for…

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  • WordPress London Meetup #wpldn – 27 April 2017

    We’re going large this month at the April WordPress London Meetup! You’ll also get another chance to win a Beaver Builder Pro licence this month. Missed a #wpldn recently?  Catch up at wpldn.uk Let’s do an accessibility audit of wpldn.uk together! Following on from last month’s talks regarding why accessible websites are a must, it’s worth knowing…

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