Scott has been focused on selling WordPress products for nearly 5 years. He started out selling themes, then started to do more with mobile, founding a company to create mobile apps out of WordPress sites, and last year, sales grew marketdly. Recently, he released a SaaS product that has had a steep learning curve, which has shown him some of the tougher sides of the business. Join him and learn about the ups and downs of selling WordPress products.
Prevention is the key to plugin vulnerabilities. Learn what to look for in your own code to help safeguard from potential issues. A step-by-step guide will be provided on how to avoid vulnerabilities and make your code more secure. With the generosity of popular plugin authors, we will review some recent vulnerabilities found, share how they fixed the problems and discuss the best methods for getting the word out about your plugin once it’s been securely updated. Yes, there will be code.
Responsive design is so much more than a flexible grid and a few media queries. A responsive web site project requires a whole new approach to the way we think about web sites – and involves a serious blurring of the boundaries between design and development. In this talk, Natalie will cover some new workflows and how designers and developers can better collaborate in a responsive world.
William Bay has trained many small business owners on how to get their websites ranked on search engines without overwhelming them with information.
What you’ll learn in this presentation is:
You’ll come out of this presentation with a clear understanding of what you need to do to get your pages ranking higher than they have in the past. And you’ll find that you didn’t need that magic wand to do it after all.
It’s not a WordCamp without a good grounding session for beginners. This workshop will help people understand the basics of WordPress. They’ll cover everything from initial setup to publishing posts, adding categories, tagging content, and much more, including the entire Dashboard, sharing all the useful tools and providing tips along the way.
They’ll also review what to look for in a WordPress theme, how to find a good one, best practices and more.
How do you determine what’s a safe and effective plugin without being overwhelmed by choice? They’ll look at when to use a plugin and clarify the difference between widgets and plugins, plus how to make an informed decision about which plugin to use – and explore how to troubleshoot any conflicts that may crop up.
Developers, now there’s no excuse! Mika is letting us in on plugin submission secrets.
WordCamp Orange County 2015 is over. Check out the next edition!
