Our Meetups
Diversity is what makes our group strong, so every talk is different.
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This month we welcome Adam to talk about supercharging WordPress development and Gabor will be talking to us about defensive coding: what it is, and why you need it?
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This month we welcome John Blackbourn from Human Made talking about WP CLI and Sarah Pantry from Automattic talking about how to get the best results from code reviews.
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This month we welcome 34SP to give two talks, Kayleigh will be talking about how to clean up a hacked site and Tim will be showing us how to perform a pentest.
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Our third meetup of the year will no doubt be a great one! We have Ben Everard talking about The Art of Problem Solving and Rich Hill showing us how to use a visual site map and task management WordPress plugin.
** NEW VENUE **
Please note we are in a new venue at Runway East. Please see the location details below. If you have any questions please contact us on any of our social media channels or add a comment here. -
Our second meetup of the year has a design feel to it with Michele Barker talking about CSS Grid and Liam Jay talking about form UX.
** NEW VENUE **
Please note this month we are moving to a new venue, and will be at Runway East. We are in the cafe bar which can be found on the ground floor just a short flight of stairs (there is a lift) up from reception. -
05 Feb'19
User Testing and Occupation burnout
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We start off in 2019 with two speakers and talks that will help anyone who works in WordPress and web tech. David Darke will be teaching us about testing to capture web issues. And Nick Soper will be helping us to avoid burnout in our working lives.
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An evening which is sure to appeal to those with an interest in coding with WordPress. We’ve got two fantastic developers joining us and sharing their knowledge. Andy Bell will be talking about progressive web enhancement. Not sure what that is? Us neither, we’re looking forward to finding out more! And Nicola Heald, from Automattic will be showing us how to get started with creating our own Gutenberg blocks, which is something we think we all need help with at the moment!