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WordCamp Orange County 2016
Slides from the WordCamp OC 2016 talk on contributing to open source are embedded via the Embed PDF Viewer plugin and also linked from SpeakerDeck, with a WordPress TV video to be added once published.
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WordCamp LAX 2015
Slides and a WordPress TV recording from the WordCamp LAX 2015 talk on plugin development are shared here.
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Refactoring and Autoloaders
Refactoring work on GitHub Updater and The Events Calendar Category Colors adopts PHP 5.3 namespacing and PSR-4 autoloading via spl_autoload_register, with class aliasing used to maintain backward compatibility across plugin versions.
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WCLAX
A short announcement about attending WordCamp LAX, with plans to bring a daughter along and hopes she enjoys it as much as her brother did.
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The Events Calendar Outlook Import Fix
A WordPress plugin was created to remove the X-WR-CALNAME header from The Events Calendar iCalendar output, fixing the Outlook behavior of creating a new calendar instead of adding the event to the default one.
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Sporting a New Look
Tom McFarlin released his Mayer theme for WordPress.org sites, making it the first purchased theme for this blog, chosen for its embrace of the decisions-over-options philosophy that results in leaner, more efficient code.
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Add Custom Header Images
A refactored WordPress plugin submitted to the plugin repository automatically registers all images uploaded to a page called The Headers as selectable or randomized header images, replacing any defaults.
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The Events Calendar Category Colors Plugin
Introduction of a WordPress plugin that adds background color support to event categories in the month view of The Events Calendar, integrating with its settings page via the Tribe Settings API and available in the WordPress plugin repository.
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Add Alarm to Events Calendar PRO
Announcement of a WordPress plugin that adds alarm and reminder support to calendar events created with Events Calendar PRO, requiring an Additional Field to be created in The Events Calendar settings before installation.