#wcpdx: WordPress Multisite
My notes from a 4:15 session at WordCamp Portland that served as a quick introduction to WordPress Multsite.
My notes from a 4:15 session at WordCamp Portland that served as a quick introduction to WordPress Multsite.
Quick set of notes from Nacin and Daryl’s 1:45 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
Quick set of notes from Marc and Wes’ 1 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
Quick set of notes from Chris Murray’s 3:30 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
Quick set of notes from Aaron Holmes’s 2:45 pm session at WordCamp Boston.
Quick set of notes from Jay Collier’s 9:30 am session at WordCamp Boston.
On Sunday, Zach Seward invited me to cover advanced WordPress topics with students in Jay Rosen’s Studio20 class. For the past year I believe, they’ve had on-going, optional Sunday afternoon workshops on a variety of topics, including building web apps with Ruby and Sinatra. The… Continue reading →
Greg Linch led a 3 pm session in room 4 on applying GitHub (and Git) to news. Andrew Spittle and I collaborated on live Google Doc notes. Here’s Greg’s previous blog post on the topic.
Andrew Nacin and Marc Lavallee led a 2 pm session on advanced WordPress development. It was mostly a free-form conversation about the use of WordPress in newsrooms.
Andrew Spittle and Andrew Nacin led a 1 pm session on lessons to be learned from developing software. Both worked on their college newspapers. Spittle now works for WordPress.com, a service offered by Automattic, and Nacin works on WordPress.org, an open-source software project. Two different… Continue reading →