by Tom Beach | Jun 27, 2018 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Amanda Giles – Web Security is an increasingly hot topic. Google has long said they will give preferences to sites with SSL certificates and soon in Chrome they will mark all sites without SSL certificates as “Insecure”. We’ll go over the steps...
by Tom Beach | Jun 27, 2018 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Jonathan Desrosiers [standing in for John Eckman] Hopefully by June 25th the avalanche of privacy policy update emails will have slowed, and the initial panic over the May 25th GDPR deadline will have subsided, or at least returned to the quiet desperation of most...
by Tom Beach | May 24, 2018 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Nitin Patil – – WordPress Plugin Development Overview– Coming up with plugin idea– Code development– Unit testing– Plugin Submission– Best Practices & Resources Bio A technology enthusiast and an entrepreneur with several...
by Tom Beach | May 24, 2018 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Aaron Bacon – Supporting content in multiple languages is easier than ever before, but there are several important decisions to make before you install a plugin. What languages will you support? Who is the audience for your content? Do you need a perfect...
by Tom Beach | Nov 14, 2017 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Matt Bernhardt – This talk is about how MIT Libraries use tools like GitHub, Travis, and Waffle to manage code development for WordPress. Bio Matt is a developer at MIT Libraries where they use these tools for WordPress development. The post GitHub, Travis, and...
by Tom Beach | Nov 14, 2017 | BostonWP.org, WordPress News
Jenn Nickerson – A lot of clients’ websites can suffer from a “set it up and walk away” mentality. You assume they are going to be logging in and keeping their site updating after that last check cleared right? Wrong, the average WP client...
