This OCWP Developer meetup was chockful of great developer topics, pizza, and beer. What more could anyone want? Below is a breakdown of the presentation, but since Jason Tucker of Tucker.pro is awesome, he records the meetups, you may view the video above:
Gravity Forms Saved Forms Add-on was presented by Steve Zehngut. Gravity Forms Saved Forms Add-on for WordPress lets logged-in users save forms for later. Useful for long forms, etc.
WP All Import by Louis Reingold of SoFlyy.com, the creator of this awesome plugin, and currently developing an extension for WooCommerce that will import large amounts of products into WordPress.
This week is packed with full of awesomeness as we talk about how we handle getting client emails on off-hours. Special guests include: Lucy Beer of Web Training Wheels and Natalie MacLees of Purple Pen Productions. Chris Lema was not present, but his blog post describes the dilemma prerfectly: Weekend Emails.
This week we discuss how to learn WordPress with special guests: Morten Rand-Hendriksen, a Lynda.com Developer, and Cody Landefeld, Designer and Developer of CodyL.
Jetpack 2.2.5: Back in the day, there were great features available to WordPress.com users that were not available on self-hosted sites. Jetpack is a plugin that connects to WordPress.com and enables awesome features, powered by the WordPress.com cloud infrastructure. You may view the presentation slides below:
Last weekend, I had the opportunity to present my talk on Twenty Thirteen and Child Themes to the WordPress Community of Reno, Nevada. One of the speakers and long time Media Temple fan, Russell Aaron, even sported his (mt) T-shirt. The slides from my presentation may be found below:
On Monday, OCWP had their general WordPress meetup. Steve Zehngut provided some very useful information on using the Chrome Developer Tools. Michael “Shredder” Schroder of Dreamhost spoke on his contribution work with WordPress 3.6, set to be released any day now. Shredder talked about the new enhancements in autosave which will now save a copy of blog posts that you are working on to your local computer in case connection is lost with your web server. Also, he mentioned that there were some nifty improvements with post locking, to ensure that only one person has control of editing the post so that changes will not accidentally be overwritten by someone else. As usual, the Meetup was recorded by Jason Tucker and maybe found below:
Wednesday was the very first Meetup for Hollywood WordPress, run by Greg Douglas. Greg had asked me to speak a while ago, so I created a new talk just for this meetup. To commemorate the first meetup, I got the help of our Marketing department and we put together 10 (mt) swag bags to give out along with a certificate for 1 year of free (gs) Grid-Service Hosting. Louie was our winner and he was ecstatic! He was looking for a new hosting company for his business, so now he will get to try us out for a year. The (mt) swag bags were a hit and everyone had a great time at the first meetup! My new deck may be found below:
This coming Tuesday, I will be speaking at Inland Empire’s WordPress Meetup. Verious Benjamin Smith III, the organizer, asked me to speak on Jetpack and Edit Flow, so I will be creating a new updated presentation for my first visit to the friendly folks at this Corona Meetup. I’m definitely looking forward to it!
Last weekend, I had the opportunity to present my talk on Twenty Thirteen and Child Themes to the 
Wednesday was the very first Meetup for 