Was a pleasure today to speak about how Condé Nast is making money using third-party distribution services. The presentation was recorded, and I’ll update this post when it goes live. Slides can be found below.
Tag: WordPress
RT @petyeah: The slides from…
The slides from my #WordPress REST API Guide for Non Developers talk at #WCUS today. Thanks everyone who showed up https://t.co/0tFuubZNjf pic.twitter.com/lZ8ZB3JeBe
— Petya Raykovska (@petyeah) December 2, 2016
RT @TheTorqueMag: Wired Magazine’s @whyisjake…
Wired Magazine's @whyisjake tells us why 2015 was a great year for #WordPress. https://t.co/32ifq3GhK1 #wcus
— Torque (@TheTorqueMag) December 4, 2015
Building Javascript Apps with the WordPress JSON API
I had the great fortune to speak at LoopConf this last weekend among a fantastic group of people about the WordPress JSON API, and how we are using it to build new apps at WIRED.
Slides can also be downloaded here Building Javascript Apps with the WordPress JSON API.
RT @BenDaSpur: When WordPress has…
When WordPress has 3 releases in less than a week... #WordPress #WP pic.twitter.com/LCRcnSK5Vc
— Ben Spurlock™ (@BenDaSpur) April 27, 2015
RT @TheTorqueMag: Q&A with @WIRED’s…
Q&A with @WIRED's @whyisjake on migrating 17 active blogs to one single #WordPress install: http://t.co/VR4EUqb3jx pic.twitter.com/pjb2IuwLyJ
— Torque (@TheTorqueMag) March 19, 2015
RT @cooperstimson: .@WIRED just deployed…
.@WIRED just deployed some broken CSS to their #wordpress install. The real question: Is "Ben" being framed??? pic.twitter.com/8gZEbJtYYt
— Cooper Stimson (@cooperstimson) December 19, 2014
RT @misswimp: So @nacin is…
So @nacin is the British version of #WordPress "WourdPress"? #wcsf14
— Melissa Geissinger (@melgeissinger) October 25, 2014
High Performance WordPress
I had a great time presenting at WordCamp SLC this year. I wanted to speak about something that has been an interest to me lately, Working with WP_Query, and making it more performant.
Also touched on working with Express, Node.js, and jQuery.
RT @smithworx: @whyisjake now at…
@whyisjake now at #wired and telling cool stories about #wordpress and how they optimized using the RRRules: reduce, reuse, recycle #wpslc
— Matt Smith (@smithworx) September 13, 2014