April 2015 San Francisco Big Media WordPress Meetup. Next Tuesday at 6 pm. My presentation: “5 futures you never thought possible with WP-API.”
Tag Archives: meetups
Fusion’s technology team, February 2015
Day five of our meetup in the Newsport headquarters, Miami. Great week with the right balance of discussion and fun. And 3x user growth since the fall!
#pdxwp: Code Review Takes Two
We did a second pass at our code review meetup — last night turned out much better than the first. The high point for me: most of the “presentation” was, in fact, discussion. The latter proved to be way more valuable for everyone, as most of the twenty people in the room don’t do code review […]
Three Meetups for April: Roles and Capabilities, Unit Testing and What’s Coming in WordPress 3.6
Three Meetups for April: Roles and Capabilities, Unit Testing and What’s Coming in WordPress 3.6. So much awesome.
#pdxwp: wp-cli is for WP devs on a deadline
As a part of tonight’s “It’s Tool Time: 4 Tools You Cannot Live Without” meetup, I presented on my beloved wp-cli. wp-cli is a command line interface for WordPress, and a tremendously powerful tool for WordPress developers on a deadline. So powerful, in fact, I wrote my slides as a command 15 minutes before my […]
Champagne at the break
The perfect midway point for meetup project demos. I’m loving what Automattic came up with this week.
New meetup: Byte-size Workshops
New meetup: Byte-size Workshops. Looking for awesome people to present on everything from typography to server administration for developers.
Team VIP meetup in Italy
We ate chocolate, we drank wine, we flew helicopter over Assisi.
Team VIP meetup in Miami
The nature of a distributed company is such that you rarely get to see your colleagues unless you make an explicit effort to do so. Team VIP is eight people in Portland, San Francisco, Toronto, Milan, and Sofia, Bulgaria. Fortunately, working for Automattic means we get to meet up, socialize, have fun, and collaborate in […]
Status
Best thing about launching to 100% of users at the start: you quickly discover the pain points and bugs.