In about an hour (4PM EST) I’m doing the part 2 talk about blocks. I’ll be building pages and talking about how I use the block editor as a full-site builder. If you’re running an agency and have been looking to update, don’t miss it.
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How Session Storage Can Improve Site Performance
Session storage can make your website faster, and reduce server load. Learn how to use JavaScript’s sessionStorage as a caching system.
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Alex Standiford
SessionStorage can be used in much the same way as WordPress’ object cache, only it’s directly in the visitor’s browser instead of on the server.
It’s a key element in what makes nearly headless so, so fast.
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Coding Optional – Part 2: Get started making Blocks quickly with plugins
Are you ready to get started making Blocks on your clients’ websites? You can do this without being a coding expert. Join Alex in this 3 part series as he walks you through different ways to approach creating WordPress blocks. We’ll start with why you should consider creating and using Blocks compared to the Classic Editor and help you get started quickly creating Blocks without code. You’ll benefit by attending each session, but it is not mandatory. Each week will require signing up for that session. We’ll cover
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How to Build a Nearly Headless WordPress Website
I believe that a traditional WordPress theme should be able to work as effectively as a static site or a headless web app. The overwhelming majority of WordPress websites are built with a good ol’ fashioned WordPress theme. Most of them even have good caching layers, and dependency optimizations that make these sites run reasonably fast. But as developers, we have accomplished ways to create better results for our websites. Using a headless WordPress has allowed many sites to have faster load speeds, better user interactions, and seamless transitions between pages. The problem? Maintenance. Let me show you another possibility!…
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Alex Standiford
One of my favorite tools in programming is a hash. It’s useful in so many different ways.
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Three Ways You Can Use a Hash In Your WordPress Plugin
Learn about what a hash is, how it works, and how you can use it to make your WordPress plugin run more reliably, and faster.
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Coding Optional – Part 1: Get started making Blocks quickly
Are you ready to get started making Blocks on your clients’ websites? You can do this without being a coding expert. Join Alex as he walks you through different ways to approach creating WordPress blocks. We’ll start with why you should consider creating and using Blocks compared to the Classic Editor and help you get started quickly creating Blocks without code.
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Alex Standiford
What do you think is the biggest misconception about Gutenberg today? #WordPress
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Alex Standiford
Is anyone in here still using the classic editor instead of the block editor for building client sites? What makes you use the classic editor?
