WordCamp Singapore 2016
2016-09-06
Singapore, Singapore
[WordCamp Singapore 2016, WordCamp Singapore 2017, WordCamp Singapore 2019]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Powering your Content Site: Why WordPress? | Alvin Lim | 33m |
Speaker: Alvin Lim (Alvinology)
Why self-host on WordPress versus other options? What are the revenue opportunities?
I’ll share some of my experiences… | ||
| An Introduction to OOP, Design Patterns, and TDD | Jack Lenox | 36m |
A concise primer that shows concrete artifacts: a Car class with constructor and public/protected/private properties, sample methods (accelerate, brake… | ||
| Extending your WordPress project with custom post types | Dasun Edirisinghe | 26m |
Shows how to register custom post types (via register_post_type), add custom taxonomies and meta boxes, and even register extra custom post status values… | ||
| Hookup with WordPress | Dandreb John Bitanghol | 21m |
Claims that hooks let teams push features into large themes safely and modularly, and then demonstrates the actual WordPress APIs… | ||
| Offloading services from WordPress to outer services | Shinichi Nishikawa | 23m |
Argues that heavy tasks like search, ranking, logging, backups and sorting must move out of WordPress into external services via connector plugins calling… | ||
| Gaining Customer Loyalty through Support – A Case Study on WPML Team | Dat Hoang | 21m |
Argues that support drives revenue and loyalty by showing concrete processes and results: a one-month onboarding and regular product trainings cut response… | ||
| Contributing to WordPress Core | Peter Wilson | 23m |
Walks through cloning the repo with git clone, setting up a local MAMP server, creating a DB, importing WP Test data from WP Test and making a real patch: add… | ||
| Building a high quality WordPress agency in South Asia | Rahul Bansal | 32m |
Founded in 2009 as a WordPress-only agency in India, rtCamp refuses the “race to the bottom” and documents specific hiring experiments, mentoring and… | ||
| Amazon Alexa + WP REST API = GUI-Less WordPress Application | Hidetaka Okamoto | 18m |
Build combines Amazon Alexa voice input with WP REST API via AWS Lambda to control WordPress without a GUI. A working Alexa skill named amimoto Ninja captures… | ||
| What is the responsibility of plugin developers? | Takayuki Miyoshi | 24m |
Built Contact Form 7 and several plugins that power millions of sites, the core claim is concrete: plugins must be secure, private, and genuinely usable by… | ||
| Contributing to Calypso | Hafiz Rahman | 20m |
Calypso is a 100% JavaScript WordPress.com admin built with React/Redux, available as web and desktop apps; it handles millions of users (around 2.8M page… | ||
| Struggling to promote your theme/plugin? Don’t! | Shilpa Shah | 17m |
Speaker: Shilpa Shah
Simple but effective strategies to promote your WordPress themes / plugins – based on our experiences through success and failure.
About… | ||
| Using WordPress for an editorial team | Terence Lee | 31m |
Tech in Asia runs a 15-writer editorial team producing 5–15 articles daily and hitting 1.4 million pageviews/month. Workflow uses Google Docs editing as the… | ||
| Using blogs in Classrooms: an NTU case study | Felipe Garcia, Joan Wee | 28m |
NTU runs a 306‑student chemistry course split into 51 groups that produces weekly four‑question submissions, a final script and two videos via WordPress; the… | ||
| Optimising the website with Google Tag Manager | Tony Bui | 21m |
Shows how Google Tag Manager replaces multiple JS snippets with a single container, uses triggers, variables and the data layer, and sends a purchase event to… | ||
| 5 Tips To Optimise WordPress To Be Faster and More Secure | Rui Hang Foo | 22m |
Speaker: Rui Hang Foo
There are many WordPress sites are powered by Vodien, and we are gonna share some insights, such as common traps like unoptimised themes… | ||
| Open Source Studio | Vishaka Mantri | 22m |
A multi-site WordPress system centralises one WordPress site per student into class pages using a custom aggregator plugin and a mass category generator called… | ||
| The Jugaad Way: WordPress Code for Non-Developers | Mahangu Weerasinghe | 23m |
Shows that non-developers can make concrete WordPress changes with four-line snippets: uses Code Snippets plugin or functions.php, copies Codex examples, and… | ||
| How Being an Educator Has Changed the Way I Blog About Beauty | Roxanne Chia | 22m |
Being an educator changes the blog into a responsible, non-controversial space: content avoids risky claims because a government bond could cost tens of… | ||
| How to DIY basic digital marketing on WordPress | Nicole Tan | 22m |
Shows how to DIY your website marketing end to end: content planning, SEO, social sharing and lead capture, using WordPress plugins rather than coding… | ||
| Courting Controversy | Kenneth Lee | 16m |
Describes a repeatable method: research the event and read the comments to map majority and minority views, pick a clear stance and support it with facts, post… | ||
| Managing Multiple Authors/Contributors in WordPress | Damien Oh | 23m |
Speaker: Damien Oh
While WordPress is easy to use, it can be a headache to manage multiple authors for the site. This topic will cover the various way and… | ||
| Using WordPress for Interdisciplinary Research | Hedren Sum | 22m |
A digital archive for the Digital Intangible Heritage of Asia (DIHA) uses WordPress as a research platform, aggregating project pages, asset subpages and… | ||
| Moving forward in WordPress | Noel Tock | 22m |
Argues WordPress works best as a backend platform, not a walled garden, and demonstrates real projects: a GitHub-hosted site using a React front end that pulls… | ||
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