WordCamp Singapore 2017
2017-10-28..2017-10-29
Singapore, Singapore
[WordCamp Singapore 2016, WordCamp Singapore 2017, WordCamp Singapore 2019]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| My journey to the web world – customer service rep turned web designer | Thu Phan | 16m |
Self-taught web designer learns Head First HTML & CSS, Photoshop and JavaScript, discovers WordPress and lands first paid work on Upwork about 11 months after… | ||
| Building your first Mobile App with WordPress Backend | Sam Suresh | 37m |
Shows how to fetch WordPress content via the built‑in REST API and render it in an Ionic hybrid app using Node.js and the Ionic CLI (ionic start, ionic serve… | ||
| From publishing to e-commerce | Alvin Lim | 35m |
Built a portfolio of WordPress sites (alvinology.com, Asia261, The Popping Post) and a 10-person agency, then tests an e-commerce extension… | ||
| Securing your WordPress sites | Ehtisham Siddiqui | 27m |
WordPress security is framed as three concrete layers: the human (mindset and passwords), the devices/networks used, and the WordPress/host stack. Key facts… | ||
| Towards the future with AMP | Jeanny Haliman | 33m |
AMP pages load about ~4x faster and use 10x less data by image optimization and CDN caching, and Google reports ~25 million AMP domains. Measured effects… | ||
| Disaster management for when you get 1000s of customers hacked | Akshat Choudhary | 18m |
A plugin bug in PHP unserialize leads to remote code execution and overnight compromise of 1000s of customer sites even though the plugin has 20,000+ installs… | ||
| The secret to successful on-boarding | Shaan Nicol | 20m |
Agency adopts a strict onboarding checklist: require a deposit, hit the first 48 hours checklist, and refuse to start design until content and domain/hosting… | ||
| Serverless WordPress & next Interface of WordPress | Hidetaka Okamoto | 24m |
Claims that serverless WordPress is more secure and easy to scale by running WordPress only for editing and publishing static sites, using an AWS-backed flow… | ||
| How WooCommerce is being disrupted by Shopify | Hazrul Azhar Bin Jamari | 31m |
Claim: Shopify is eroding WooCommerce’s lead and will lose market share unless WooCommerce fixes onboarding, pricing and ecosystem gaps. Cited numbers… | ||
| Gutenberg for WordPress | Abhishek Gahlot | 27m |
Speaker: Abhishek Gahlot
I will talk about how Gutenberg can be used for WordPress and how new feature affects the way we write the post on WordPress.
Event… | ||
| Digital Plumbing and WordPress | Cheam Jinn Leung | 27m |
Claims that 35% no tracker and only ~5% mobile conversion create huge blind spots, then shows the plumbing that fixes them: install Google Tag Manager, fire… | ||
| Self-hosting vs Hosted | Lee Weiling | 12m |
TaobaoHacks migrates from wordpress.com to self-hosted .org, buys an SSL certificate, and switches hosts (uses a local provider) after a stationery post gets… | ||
| Localize your WordPress projects | Mayo Moriyama | 27m |
Explains concrete localization flow: WordPress downloads .mo/.po files and uses GlotPress web editor for daily string updates; language packs also set time… | ||
| How to Get Started in Business Blogging (and make money from it) | Damien Oh | 45m |
WordPress site miktaeasier.com grows from a 2007 personal blog into a publishing business that hits 2 million pageviews/month, runs 3–5 articles per day with… | ||
| WordPress Scalability | Kok Wen Yen | 32m |
Demonstrates a practical WordPress cluster: Nginx + PHP-FPM nodes behind a load balancer, sessions moved off-node to a central store (transcript says… | ||
| Add Value First | Dee Teal | 39m |
Argues the single best way to win clients is to add value first by prioritizing features that deliver early ROI: use a living backlog and scrum sprints to pick… | ||
| AMA: The Future of WordPress | Dee Teal, Jeanny Haliman, Jon Ang M, Asif Rahman, Mayo Moriyama, Zion Ng | 37m |
Panelists give actionable takeaways: WordPress powers roughly a quarter of the web and its REST API already runs native Android/iOS apps, letting content teams… | ||
| Pressing on the WordPress | Biplab Subedi | 37m |
Starts as a PHP coder in 2009, builds three standalone products that fail within six months because servers and marketing cost too much, then adopts WordPress… | ||
| Importance of DTAP (Development, Testing, Acceptance & Production) environments | Niels Lange | 17m |
DTaP = Development Testing Acceptance Production used here: code moves up through dev → test → acceptance → production while content and databases move down… | ||
| Poopy.life, Sandbox, and how we build products | Joe Guilmette | 25m |
A product demo platform that starts as an internal tool becomes two products: poopy.life (free) and WP Sandbox (paid, ~11,000 active installs available) used… | ||
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