🇮🇳 WordCamp India 2021

WP-CLI provides a command-line interface for WordPress. This allows admins to quickly perform actions on a WordPress installation straight from the command line and can also be easily invoked from a batch job.
In this talk, Sudar will introduce WP-CLI and will also explore some common use cases where WP-CLI can be used very effectively.

The session, which is aimed at designers (who are also developers), will cover some tips on how they can be a better at what they do.

• The need to be better at design as a developer, its importance, and how it helps us.
• Steps and exercises to become a better designer
• How to take a design language and extend into an aesthetic UI
• Best tools to use
• Understanding the use of color, fonts, and general best-practices to make a clean UI
• Understanding UX

WordPress Internationalization (i18n) and localization  (l10n)  happens through the Polyglot Project, which is driven by a team of passionate volunteers who take care of the translations for a specific language.

WordPress being an Open Source project, i18n and l10n is very important. Having WordPress available in all possible local languages makes it accessible to everyone.

This panel discussion will focus on the Polyglots team’s efforts in India and possible direction of WordPress translations specifically in a diverse country like India with so many languages with so many varieties of scripts.

WordPress Internationalization (i18n) and localization  (l10n)  happens through the Polyglot Project, which is driven by a team of passionate volunteers who take care of the translations for a specific language.

WordPress being an Open Source project, i18n and l10n is very important. Having WordPress available in all possible local languages makes it accessible to everyone.

This panel discussion will focus on the Polyglots team’s efforts in India and possible direction of WordPress translations specifically in a diverse country like India with so many languages with so many varieties of scripts.

WordPress Internationalization (i18n) and localization  (l10n)  happens through the Polyglot Project, which is driven by a team of passionate volunteers who take care of the translations for a specific language.

WordPress being an Open Source project, i18n and l10n is very important. Having WordPress available in all possible local languages makes it accessible to everyone.

This panel discussion will focus on the Polyglots team’s efforts in India and possible direction of WordPress translations specifically in a diverse country like India with so many languages with so many varieties of scripts.

WordPress Internationalization (i18n) and localization  (l10n)  happens through the Polyglot Project, which is driven by a team of passionate volunteers who take care of the translations for a specific language.

WordPress being an Open Source project, i18n and l10n is very important. Having WordPress available in all possible local languages makes it accessible to everyone.

This panel discussion will focus on the Polyglots team’s efforts in India and possible direction of WordPress translations specifically in a diverse country like India with so many languages with so many varieties of scripts.

WordPress Internationalization (i18n) and localization  (l10n)  happens through the Polyglot Project, which is driven by a team of passionate volunteers who take care of the translations for a specific language.

WordPress being an Open Source project, i18n and l10n is very important. Having WordPress available in all possible local languages makes it accessible to everyone.

This panel discussion will focus on the Polyglots team’s efforts in India and possible direction of WordPress translations specifically in a diverse country like India with so many languages with so many varieties of scripts.

Join Matt Mullenweg (co-founder of WordPress) and Josepha Haden (Executive director of WordPress) on a fireside chat where they discuss WordPress and its significance and impact in a country like India.

Join Matt Mullenweg (co-founder of WordPress) and Josepha Haden (Executive director of WordPress) on a fireside chat where they discuss WordPress and its significance and impact in a country like India.

Are you an agency that has a client who’s WordPress project is just never done? Are you an entrepreneur who hasn’t launch yet because the site just isn’t ready yet?

You’re not alone! Adrian has seen businesses struggle with launching every single day – in communities, clients, and basically everywhere..

After working with thousands of businesses over the last 6 years, and growing my own list of successful WordPress projects, he has uncovered consistent patterns and roadblocks both practical and psychological that prevent small businesses from launching on time and seeing positive results.

In this session Adrian will share with you the top 3 reasons why projects fail to launch and how to overcome them so you can get your next WordPress project launched in 90 days or less, guaranteed.

For over 13 years, I have been successfully driving multiple programs and projects including global clients and teams (almost always remotely) across the IT, Telecom and Gaming industry.

Additionally, I have lead-managed multiple successful initiatives (in person and remotely) through volunteers while serving as part of the Leadership team at the Project Management Institute local chapter (Hyderabad)

I shall share practical guidance to make Remote work more effective & Productive. The session shall cover the below 5 Key takeaways for the attendees-

• How to create a healthy work-life balance with effective time management
• How to stay motivated and focused, while overcoming stress and procrastination
• How to master virtual meetings
• Manage relationships with your boss, colleagues, and team along with better communication and collaboration
• Tips to Build Trust, Accountability, and engagement amongst the team

The WordPress block editor brings a powerful page building experience to your content creation process. Learn how blocks can be used to create complex design as Daisy and Niharika work together to tap into the power of the block editor to create a landing page in WordPress based on a landing page design concept.

The WordPress block editor brings a powerful page building experience to your content creation process. Learn how blocks can be used to create complex design as Daisy and Niharika work together to tap into the power of the block editor to create a landing page in WordPress based on a landing page design concept.

In February 2020, I was laid off from my job after almost two years. I started looking for a new job, but a couple of weeks later, we were in a global pandemic. Job postings started drying up, and hiring came to a halt.

The next logical thing to do is open my own business, right? In this talk, I’ll discuss all the motions and emotions that I went through from never wanting to have my own company to starting up my own web development business during a pandemic. We’ll look at some of the things I did right, what I did wrong, what (and who) helped and what you need to consider before you do it yourself.

This talk is designed for small business owners and is for all skill levels.

Choosing a right color theme for your website is always an important asset. The reason being it reflects brand’s core vision and thought process. Here, quickly the most trending colors will be discussed and how it brings more visitors to your website based on the nature, pattern and theme of color combination.
5 important pillars of Color Psychology will be highlighted with relevant examples to get a clear conceptual basics of using it the right way:

• User Persona
• Geographical perspective
• Industrial aspects
• Color Design Accessibility
• Brand meaning

At the end some resources, examples and best practices.

Since the launch of Gutenberg, we have been enjoying the great experience of Gutenberg. So far we have been able to take benefit of the WYSIWYG – ‘What You See Is What You Get’, inside the post editor. What would it be like to use Gutenberg outside the editor? Would the traditional admin screens like customizer still exist?

WordPress is moving full steam ahead to land full site editing in 2021. What does it mean for end users and theme authors?

In this talk you will learn about what are Block based themes and how you would be able to use the features like Nav menus and widgets outside of post-editing screen. This talk will give you the taste of not only using the Block Based Theme but also a quick demo of how you can build one so easily.
You will know how the power to decide what the front end of the site will look like will ultimately reside in the user’s hands.

• What is Agile and how it’s different then other
• What is different execution need during work from home?
• How to take review, retrospective during work from home.
• How to keep motivated during Work from home.

WordPress out of the box is pretty SEO-friendly. Add Yoast SEO and your technical SEO is pretty much covered. If you want to do more and really outrank your competition, you’ll just need to have a great content SEO strategy.

In this talk I’ll first explain the importance of SEO copywriting and of internal linking. After that, I’ll talk you through some practical tips with which you can start optimising your website today.

Presentation of the new GraphQL API for WordPress plugin, to use the increasingly popular GraphQL API to fetch data from the WordPress site.

The plugin is open source. Repo: https://github.com/GraphQLAPI/graphql-api-for-wp.

We will first explore the current scene of APIs in WordPress:

• What is an API
• What are the current solutions for WordPress: WP REST API and WPGraphQL
• Their characteristics

Then I will explain the characteristics of this new plugin GraphQL API for WordPress, and do a demo of it. The demo involves using the WordPress admin, there won’t be any code at all, so it’s suitable for beginners too.

Slides: https://slides.com/leoloso/graphql-api-for-wp

Takeaways:

Attendees will learn about the different API solutions in WordPress, and about the GraphQL API plugin in particular

Why am I qualified to give this talk:

Because I’m the author of the plugin

In this Session, Prem will share how we can leverage WordPress as a backend system and use different technologies or platforms as the front end. There are many use-cases where we need a strong backend system to support our different front end platforms like a web which built with React, Android application, web view on mobile.

Diversifying your content portfolio in regional languages can expand your business, increase your customer base, and improve organic traffic. Translating your English content in the regional language can connect you to potential clients. Opting for multilingual content can be the best decision you can make right now, thanks to the digital push. Learn how to take the first step towards Content Translation with Fairy Dharawat.

Looking for the good things during bad times has become one of my survival tactics. Finding the good in bad situations – like looking for a phoenix rising from the ashes – has often helped me stay positive when it felt like the world was burning.

2020 felt a lot like that. From a global pandemic to murder hornets, to event cancelations, and personal struggles, 2020 was a difficult year for many, if not most, of us.

We pivoted so much and so often it felt like we were constantly reinventing ourselves, our businesses, and our community.

So what good things did I find in 2020? I discovered a deeper love for WordPress – and the WordPress community – that I ever imagined.

Join me as I share the good things that have come from a trying time, and how I think we can move forward in a globally-positive way.

In this talk, I will explain how the WordPress TV team works, from collecting the videos from organizers to final publishing on https://wordpress.tv/ and explain the criteria the TV team uses to approve and rejects the videos. 

A business needs self-sustaining, predictable, revenue generating assets. Short term marketing tactics don’t produce sustainable results. Complex strategies don’t always account for the dynamic and changing needs of a business. A growth system can provide a framework for a business to design and build marketing assets consistently.

Freelancers and business owners will learn how to create their own versions of growth systems that can be automated and process driven without the constant need for their involvement.

WordPress sits at the core of this digital growth system enabling the creation of marketing assets.

Can you believe that it’s been two years already since the WordPress core introduced Gutenberg? In the meantime, the block editor has matured tremendously. Have you already tried to extend its functionality? Spend 15 minutes and save yourself hours when creating custom blocks. I will show how to make the most of the scaffolding command that comes from the Gutenberg core team.