Az első egy általános GDPR előadás lesz.
A második előadás a WordPress és a WooCommerce által biztosított GDPR megoldásokról fog szólni.
A két elméleti előadás után pedig két gyakorlati előadással fogjuk folytatni.
A harmadik előadás a biztonsági mentések és GDPR nehézségeiről és megoldásairól fog szólni.
A negyedik előadásban pedig egy WooCommerce webshop tulajdonos és üzemeltető szemüvegén keresztül nézhetjük meg, hogy mire is van szükségünk a GDPR megfeleléshez.
This month was again a proof that you need to keep WordPress, your themes, and your plugins up to date! Security updates were released for Jetpack, Caldera Forms, WP Fastest Cache, WordFence, Yoast SEO, Ninja Forms, and others. WordPress itself released an update to address potential security issues with its media players.
The plugin repo available at WordPress.org/plugins will be redesigned soon. You can check the first prototypes here, and you can chime in on the taxonomies that will be used to sort plugins here. These changes should help each one of us finding the right plugins, faster.
We’ve talked quite a bit about the REST API in the past year. Agencies and WordPress professionals start using it more and more to build interesting things on top of WordPress. However, until now authentication remained a tricky part. But thanks to the WP API team, we now have the Authentication Broker, a centralized place where you can register applications for the REST API, and that will help you authenticate through a central and reliable server. You can read more about it in the announcement post, and register your apps at https://apps.wp-api.org/.
Are you a member of the Making WordPress Slack channel yet? You should join us, it’s become an important place to chat with other WordPress community members!
WordPress Budapest #11 – Magyarul
WordPress Meetup magyar nyelven? – Igen! Gyertek ti is!
Did you enjoy @borantula‘s talk about the REST API?
Read or watch Ryan McCue, one of the leaders of the project, tell you about what APIs are, why they’re important, and introduce you the WordPress REST API:
Introduction to the WordPress REST API
During our last meetup, I talked about some of Jetpack’s hidden features. You can use them to save some time when building new sites for your clients.
You can read more about it here.
As always, the new release includes tons of bug fixes and new features. Here is a quick preview of some of the new features:
A few other Feature Plugins might still make it to 4.5, and are listed here.
Make sure to check the list, you might be interested in some features, like 2 Factor Authentication or the Fields API; you can test them by installing the plugins right from your dashboard.
There was a lot of discussion about this in the past few weeks. The WP REST API just hit version 2.0, and while it’s still very much a work in progress, the team would like to merge the 4 first endpoints in WordPress 4.5:
These endpoints are mostly ready, short of a few things to iron out, like password-protected posts, or sticky posts.
WordPress’ project lead, Matt Mullenweg, would rather wait until more endpoints are created, until the API supports everything you can do in wp-admin, and only then merge the endpoints into WordPress. While full parity isn’t necessarily his end goal, what he seems to be most interested in is releasing a product that is as much a “minimum viable product” as it is a “minimum lovable product”.
This has created some controversy, and it’s still not clear what will happen with the WP REST API in the next few weeks. The community seems divided between 3 different options:
You can read more about this here:
You probably know how hard it can be to maintain good performance and a good Search feature on large Woocommerce sites. Lucky for us, 10up just released ElasticPress WooCommerce, a free plugin in the W.org plugin repository allowing you to run Woocommerce queries through Elasticsearch instead of your local database. All you need is a server running Elasticsearch, and the ElasticPress plugin (also free).
If you use an Elegant Themes product, be it a theme or a plugin, go update now!
An information disclosure vulnerability was found in the Divi Builder (included in our Divi and Extra themes, as well as our Divi Builder plugin) which resulted in the potential for user privilege escalation. If properly exploited, it could allow registered users, regardless of role, on your WordPress installation to perform a subset of actions within the Divi Builder, including the ability to manipulate posts.
Discover the new WordPress REST API, and Jetpack’s secrets
Join us for our next meetup, next week:
This month, we’ll cover 2 interesting topics for WordPress developers! We’ll first talk about the WordPress REST API and what it means for the future of WordPress. We’ll then talk about the Jetpack plugin and some its little secrets, that can help you when developing sites for yourself or clients.
Find out more below.
Tuborg Csapolo
1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 40., Budapest
A quiet place for presentations, and drinks for those who want some!
You probably already know the Jetpack plugin. But did you know it included developer features you can use when building sites for your clients?
We’ll discover some of Jetpack’s little secrets, and learn how to use them in our projects.
Did you RSVP already? Great!
Did you know you can also follow #WPBudapest on WordPress, Twitter, and Facebook?
