presentation Archives - GetSource.net

Decision-making in WordPress Core Development at WordCamp Europe

I was graciously invited to speak at WordCamp Europe 2016 on the way decisions are made while building WordPress.

Now on stage in Halle E: @GetSource (Mike Schroder) on Decision-making in WordPress Core #wceu pic.twitter.com/GJQ0ur3kie

— Sonja Leix (@sonjaleix) June 24, 2016

It was a pleasure to have the opportunity to share with everyone there — thanks to everyone who helped out; it was an outstanding event.

@GetSource about decision making in WordPress Core development #wceu pic.twitter.com/SF104Sh0aU

— Felix Arntz (@felixarntz) June 24, 2016

You can check out the slides below:

An Insider’s Look into 4.5 at WordCamp St. Louis

Had a great weekend at WordCamp St. Louis!

Was honored to be invited to share some of my experiences with WordPress 4.5. Thanks to the organizers and everyone who attended for a great event!

Core contributor from @DreamHost, @GetSource gives us a preview of @WordPress 4.5 at #WCSTL pic.twitter.com/yYJYHZz9fZ

— Kari Leigh Marucchi (@foundartphotog) May 14, 2016

Check out the slides here:

A Year in Core at WordCamp LA

A Year in Core by @GetSource #WCLAX #PointBreak pic.twitter.com/quleM3bt2G

— WordCamp Los Angeles (virtual event) (@WordCampLAX) September 27, 2015

At WordCamp LA, I had the opportunity to share a retrospective on the happenings in WordPress core throughout the last year, and a short look into a possible future for WordPress in 4.4, coming in early December!

Thanks to the organizers and volunteers for an excellent event, and to everyone who came by to learn and chat about WordPress core!

You can find the slides in PDF here, or embedded below the break: Continue reading A Year in Core at WordCamp LA

Stress Testing and Siege at WordCamp Vancouver 2015

I had the opportunity to share an introduction to stress testing at WordCamp Vancouver this year! Thanks to the organizers and everyone involved for a great event.

You can find the slides here:

Heartbeat + WP REST API at WordCamp NYC

Thanks to the organizers, volunteers, and everyone attending WordCamp NYC for a great event!

Below, you can find the slides and code for my talk on the Heartbeat API for WordPress.

.@GetSource, showing us how to make WordPress honk with the heartbeat API at #wcnyc pic.twitter.com/IwyRKZm4V2

— K. Adam White (@kadamwhite) August 3, 2014

In this presentation, I also included a sample for a custom WordPress API endpoint (hat/tip Ryan McCue) for causing the WordPress admin to honk via a GET request (which is decidedly unRESTful, but equal to the way the Tesla Model S API works). I then provided this URL to the audience prior to discussing the code for much hilarity.

So @GetSource made a custom endpoint with the Heartbeat API to honk a horn in his presentation at #wcnyc: http://t.co/llFoO3e3uR

— Brian Krogsgard (@Krogsgard) August 3, 2014

Luckily, @getsource used heartbeat #wcnyc pic.twitter.com/IkLAzj18cE

— Brent Shepherd (@thenbrent) August 3, 2014

https://twitter.com/alpha1beta/status/496018182571048960

The code’s after the break. But think twice about deploying it on a production server, since it allows others to annoy you with unauthenticated requests. The JSON REST API plugin is required prior to the JSON API’s introduction in WordPress Core itself.

You can download the slides in PDF, and see the slides inline from Speaker Deck below.

Continue reading Heartbeat + WP REST API at WordCamp NYC