WordPress and Client Side Web Applications WCTO

This document discusses considerations for creating multilingual WordPress sites. It covers content-related considerations like original content versus translation and using in-house versus external translators. Developer considerations include localizing everything and following WordPress codex guidelines. Structural considerations involve UI language, plugins/themes, and URL structure. Different solutions for multilingual WordPress are presented, such as using separate installations for each language or having all languages in a single post. The document recommends checking plugin/theme compatibility and consulting support if unsure about the right solution for a given site.

Talk about general profiling & performance for Hybrid Applications, as well as some Ember specific tips. For Cordova + PhoneGap. Presented on Jan 29 2016 at PhoneGap Day in Salt Lake City.

Extending on some of the themes of front-end heavy application development, this session covered the higher order themes of development workflow automation, revolving around the concepts of modern web app development from a full stack perspective.

Out of the box, ASP.NET can do a lot of amazing things. The tools and framework have grown to make mundane tasks, such as minification, simple to implement. Many times by using the framework as we were taught, opportunities to optimize pass us by. The reality is that underneath the covers, there is a whole world of easy tweaks we can implement to help ASP.NET perform at its peak. In this presentation, we will walk through a slew of tweaks used to make ASP.NET perform in the best way possible. You will leave with a checklist of tasks that will instantly improve the performance of your web application!

An overview of the WordPress ecosystem for new users that includes a discussion of wordpress.com and wordpress.org, how plugins fit in, Coder Talk DeCoded: A guide for humans and two bonus slides - questions to ask your WordPress developer and resources for more information.

In this presentation, I'll show you how to use WordPress' REST API to unlock WordPress' hidden potential by using it as a Headless CMS and connect it to a React front-end. React out at: https://adamrasheed.com

This document provides an overview of ASP.NET MVC from the ground up by Kevin Griffin. It introduces Kevin and his background, outlines the agenda which includes explaining what MVC is, its core components like controllers, views and models, and demonstrates building an MVC application from scratch. The presentation also discusses MVC routing, action results, adding views, HTML helpers and using models to bind data to views.

The document discusses best practices for designing URLs for web APIs. It recommends using nouns in plural form for resources, HTTP methods as verbs, and embedding the major version number in the URL for versioning. It also suggests using "me" or "self" for authenticated user resources, and specifying the data format using query parameters or HTTP headers rather than file extensions. The document emphasizes that API design should follow REST principles when possible but also consider practical solutions. Well-designed URLs can make APIs more usable and intuitive for developers.

Client or Server Rendering Showing the newest trend of hybrid rendering polymorphic like react.js phantom.js, single page application, David Amend

Getting seo performance in angular meteor with ngmeta Advance SEO with Client Side Rendering. Learn basic SEO components that tie into Javascript crawability. Enjoy! https://atmospherejs.com/mkslt04/ngmeta

This presentation for Pluginable Laravel CMS​ is presented by Amarin Boonkirt (Ta), DevOps Engineer at Netway Communication​, to introduce Laravel and RVsitebuilder to Thai Developers. Free license is available for Developers, at dev.rvsitebuilder.com. IF you would like to learn more, please visit www.rvsitebuilder.com

With the performance gains promised by HHVM and PHP 7, WordPress site admins are living in pretty exciting times. The PHP world at large is in a proverbial space race, and every WordPress site will (eventually) benefit. But early adopters and folks who manage their own servers shouldn’t be the only ones who get early access to these face melting bumps in speed. In this talk, I’ll be introducing you to things you can do to get your code ready for these next generation hosting environments. And we’ll cover where you can host your code once it’s ready. If you’re interested in attending this talk, a passing familiarity with the command line helps, but isn’t a hard requirement.

ASP.NET Core introduces a new project structure that is totally modular, uses Bower for package management, and allows for a faster development cycle. It runs on a new .NET Execution Environment and is cross-platform, supporting non-Windows environments. ASP.NET Core also chooses editors and tools, improves on MVC and Web API, uses inversion of control, and allows developing web applications on Mac and Linux.

Ember.js is a JavaScript framework for building single-page web applications using MVC architecture. It allows developers to build applications with less code through features like handlebars templates. Ember.js makes building JavaScript apps simple by handling tasks like routing and simplifying common patterns. Developers can learn to use Ember.js through their comprehensive guides on the website, which cover everything from basics to advanced concepts. The framework is open source, free to use, and can be downloaded from their website.

Robert gave a talk about how LightSwitch can help developers build mobile APIs and HTML5 apps faster by automating common development tasks and boring code, allowing them to focus on adding unique value. LightSwitch is a tool that streamlines creating the technical requirements for apps so they can be developed more quickly, connecting to data sources like SQL Server and exposing them through OData for mobile and HTML5 clients.