Deborah S. Hart-Serafini
WordCamp Raleigh was AMAZEBALLS! Check these great presentations and tips. If you couldn't be there or you missed a presentation-here are some great resources! Check back with me @deborahhart on Twitter or leave me a speakpipe at myjourneywithoutmaps.com I will be tracking all the presentation links as they come out
This presentation is meant to help you implement some common WordPress functionality in a manual way instead of using plugins. This was Kelly Phillips' presentation at WordCamp. I wholeheartedly agree that you should keep your plugins lean.
Cole Watts is pioneering digital socially conscious networking in the Triangle. This is must-see presentation. I am going to be partnering with Aisha Adams Media in WNC to set up a very similar model. If you are in the WNC area, please be sure to check her out www.aishaadamsmedia.com
How To Use A Free WordPress Plugin To Embed Responsive YouTube Videos For Any Screen Size This is from my new hero Charlie at wooshdata.com Tip: Jetpack will not get your videos displayed on all devices so check out Charlie's tutorial.
Pajama Web's presentation on working with non-profits really got me thinking. All non-profits need time, talent, and treasure. My commitment is to give back to local community with time and talent, and I love helping them discover social media tools. Other than what I learned at WordCamp, if you are working with non-profits, you have to check johnhaydon.com, for sure
Actually, I don't think I got this from WordCamp, but for beginners it is a must! It was a share from Nick Kellet, the list guru from list.ly. I love list.ly and BTW they have a WP plugin!
This is an intro to coding from Steve Mortiboy, who we love for spearheading WordCamp Raleigh 2014. Some it was over my head, but I am for sure saving it and babystepping my way into coding. If you ready to launch into coding-you are going to need this guide.
Download Ray Mitchell's WordCamp Raleigh 2014 presentation on how to start a podcast and use WordPress as the platform for sharing your broadcasts.
This is a very useful tool recommended in the SEO presentation. I haven't found the link for the full presentation yet. Maybe someone out there can add to the list. The Screaming Frog SEO Spider is a small desktop program (PC or Mac) which crawls websites’ links, images, CSS, script and apps from an SEO perspective.
If non-profits are a priority for you-check this out! TechSoup connects nonprofits, foundations, and libraries with tech products, services, and learning resources.
If you are in Raleigh, you need to be following Cole Watts and this networking site, My mom always said that anything you gave away comes back double. That is for sure the Golden Rule of networking.
Composer is a command line dependency management tool designed for PHP. Come learn how Composer can help you: Simplify new project creation Minimize duplication of code in your project repositories Quickly install and update plugins and themes in bulk
“CMB2: The Metabox Strikes Back” - Justin Sternberg's 2014 #wcraleigh presentation, built with Story|FTW.
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Nancy actually has an awesome list here that catches a lot that I missed. Check out this link to her blog.
Here is the official listing from the Word Camp Raleigh site.
Follow this link to find the WordCamp Raleigh videos when they are uploaded. Hint: not yet.
