Learning WordPress Sucks

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This document outlines a multi-year plan to become a WordPress expert. It recommends focusing on themes, plugins and WordPress development over the first three years, getting involved in the community, and collaborating with others in year four. It acknowledges that learning WordPress takes time and provides many resources for learning such as books, videos, courses, mentors, conferences and podcasts. The key message is that mastering WordPress is a long-term commitment that is best approached gradually over time with support from others.

You need to know
HTML

DNS

CSS

Git

JavaScript

Local install

PHP

Deployment

JSON

Photoshop

AJAX

ALL THE THINGS!

JQuery

OK. Here's the plan.
Chrislema.com

Become a
WordPress
Ninja in 1400
Days

Year One
Book: Professional
WordPress: Design &
Development

Year One
Play with WordPress.org
on a host
Explore themes and
plugins

Check out theme
frameworks

Learn to write child
themes

Focus on things
like
Metaboxes
Actions and filters
Theme templates

Year Two
Year of the plugin
Single-function ones

Read the codex like the Bible
Read everything Pippin writes

Year Three
Get involved in the community
Write some posts
Speak at a WordCamp
Contribute to core

Create an extension for an existing plugin
Write a plugin for a theme framework

Year Four
Find a group or team
to collaborate with

But
I'm not interested in learning all of that
My site doesn't need all that stuff
I don't have a site to work on

Three approaches
1. Find a sad, sorry website and build a good one
2. Find a great site and copy it
3. Make it up

Books
WordPress for Dummies
WordPress for Web Designers
Professional WordPress Design and
Development

Courses
Your Website Engineer
WebDesign (iThemes)
Boulder Digital Arts

Networking
WordPress.org forum
WordPress meetups
WordCamps
Twitter
Google+
Co-working spaces
Coffee shops

Podcasts
Dradcast

WP Plugins A to Z

WP Watercooler

Apply Filters

Your Website Engineer

WP Elevation

Shop Talk

You can't learn WordPress
from a…
Book
Video
Tutorial

And when you’re
feeling stupid and
overwhelmed
(because you will)

And know that the
people you respect and
admire…

Julie Kuehl
@juliekuehl
www.juliekuehl.com
(it’s pronounced “keel” but I’m good with “cool”
too  )

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Learning WordPress Sucks

2. Is this you?

9. Do what?

11. You're not a coder

12. You need to know HTML DNS CSS Git JavaScript Local install PHP Deployment JSON Photoshop AJAX ALL THE THINGS! JQuery

14. OK. Here's the plan. Chrislema.com Become a WordPress Ninja in 1400 Days

15. Year One Book: Professional WordPress: Design & Development

16. Year One Play with WordPress.org on a host Explore themes and plugins Check out theme frameworks Learn to write child themes Focus on things like Metaboxes Actions and filters Theme templates

17. Year Two Year of the plugin Single-function ones Read the codex like the Bible Read everything Pippin writes

18. Year Three Get involved in the community Write some posts Speak at a WordCamp Contribute to core Create an extension for an existing plugin Write a plugin for a theme framework

19. Year Four Find a group or team to collaborate with

21. But I'm not interested in learning all of that My site doesn't need all that stuff I don't have a site to work on

22. Three approaches 1. Find a sad, sorry website and build a good one 2. Find a great site and copy it 3. Make it up

24. Now to begin…

25. WordPress.org Lessons Codex Forums

26. Books WordPress for Dummies WordPress for Web Designers Professional WordPress Design and Development

27. Videos Lynda.com Treehouse YouTube

28. Courses Your Website Engineer WebDesign (iThemes) Boulder Digital Arts

29. Schools Mythical?

30. Mentor Worth every penny

31. Mentor Worth every penny beer

32. Networking WordPress.org forum WordPress meetups WordCamps Twitter Google+ Co-working spaces Coffee shops

33. Podcasts Dradcast WP Plugins A to Z WP Watercooler Apply Filters Your Website Engineer WP Elevation Shop Talk

34. You can't learn WordPress from a… Book Video Tutorial

35. You gotta...

38. And when you’re feeling stupid and overwhelmed (because you will)

39. Just remember how far you’ve come

40. And know that the people you respect and admire…

41. Feel the same way too

43. You can do it

44. But you can’t do it overnight

45. You don’t have to do it alone

46. Ride Your Own Ride

47. Julie Kuehl @juliekuehl www.juliekuehl.com (it’s pronounced “keel” but I’m good with “cool” too  ) http://www.slideshare.net/JulieKuehl

Editor's Notes

#2: Learning WordPress SucksHave you been using WordPress long enough that you want to look under the hood? Make some tweaks? Own your site like a boss?Good luck!While there are a ton of resources out there that provide tutorials, examples, and other great information, wading through it all can be like a space battle. They come at you from all directions, each with it's own path, and each gunning for you (and perhaps your money).In this talk, I'll share a selection of resources that are available. And I'll suggest a plan to maximize your results and minimize your running around in circles. Because the best strategy in a space battle is to stay on target!This session is intended for those WordPress users without formal developer education but are curious about development and not afraid of code. Or something like that. :-)P.S. for the organizers… I'm not going to endorse any specific training or vendor. I would like to share my experience with the one's I've used though.
#3: adding blog posts on someone else's websitedeciding you should have your own blogsetting up a WordPress.com sitequickly getting frustrated with the limitations of WordPress.comsetting up your own WordPress.org siteswapping out themesinstalling plugins
#7: Code – ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!(find a gif with the Wilhelm scream)
#10: Picky aren’t you?
#11: The codex
#12: Well, okay, I confess. I'm not a coder either. I'm a wannbe coder.
#15: Amalgamator
#16: http://chrislema.com/wordpress-ninja-1400-days/I’m on day 257 myself
#22: Law of the harvest

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