WordPress Back to Basics: Tips on Getting Started and Moving Forward
The March 2020 meetup had a fairly good sized crowd in a new room at our venue.
Our November 2013 meetup topic was WordPress Q&A/Study Hall. We discussed questions and helped each other with our WordPress sites. Here’s a summary of the questions, answers, and other items discussed. If I missed any, please leave a comment, and I’ll add to the post. Relational database to relate custom fields Posts 2 Posts: Efficient…
Our May 2013 meetup was WordPress Show & Tell. Below are the video and tweets from the meetup. Also, Brian Richards announced WordCamp Grand Rapids 2013! Please consider volunteering, speaking, and/or sponsoring. Tweets Starting us off is @lukerumley showing off the benefits of @ithemes BackupBuddy — WP Grand Rapids (@WPgrandrapids) May 16, 2013 Dave McGowan…
Topher does a survey of three popular WordPress custom fields libraries and demonstrates code samples.
We talked about WordPress Performance Optimization at our May 15, 2014 meetup: testing, hosting, caching, CDNs, image optimization, queries, transients, and more. Get ready! WordCamp Grand Rapids 2014 is August 15-16! Remember, you can also find us on Meetup, Twitter (@wpgrandrapids and #wpgr), and Google Groups. If I missed anything in the notes below, please leave a comment, and…
Our February 2014 meetup topic was WordPress Business Workflow. Four people gave short presentations, then we had an open discussion. If I missed anything, please leave a comment, and I’ll add to the post. Work standards Ryan Hinkle Work standards are important (version control, backups, SSH, etc.) Taking shortcuts can hurt you Work standards can save…
Our most recent meetup on 19 April 2018 featured a presentation by Brian Richards about Gutenberg. Brian was unable to be with us in person, so he pre-recorded his talk, and offered his side deck. Please enjoy. Watch on Vimeo