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. High Performance WordPress from Jake Spurlock Advertisements
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I gave a flash talk at the WordPress.com VIP Developer Workshop a few weeks ago about how we are using WordPress for Maker Faire. Over the last few months, we have built a fairly robust tool for generating applications, scheduling events, and managing all of the data for the Maker Faire app, all using WordPress. […]
I need a command line tool to change that WordPress db that I am working on… #WordPress