November 2018

Our August meetup was online so we were able to record it! Passwords are hard. Convincing non-technical users that they should be using strong or random passwords that are different for each site is a challenge. The recent attacks on LastPass show that even if we follow “best practices,” we can still get bit. Luckily,…

Scott Kingsley Clark, lead developer of the Pods Framework, is our presenter! In this online meetup, we learn how to create content structures and build projects with Pods Framework. This custom-curated adventure is for anyone who wants to expand their site-building potential beyond just posts and pages. More about Pods can be found online: https://pods.io/…

During our WordPress Meetup on October 9, I showed a demo of how to install and run WordPress on your local computer so you can develop/change a site without an internet connection (note: an internet connection will be required to deploy your code to your live site). Below are several links to articles on installing…

Last nights meetup was great. Good conversations about mishaps with WordPress and computers in general! Lessons learned, accepting payments on your site can have many caveats, it’s always ok, and sometime necessary to hire someone better then you to fix something and avoid too much overhead! Here are some links we shared last night.https://restrictwithstripe.com/https://www.make.com/enhttps://ifttt.com/https://gravitywiz.com/https://anchor.host/https://www.netlify.com/https://www.godaddy.com/help/invite-a-delegate-to-access-my-godaddy-account-12376

Remember, security can be broken into 3 parts…Prevention, Detection, Recovery! For prevention some simple things YOU can do today… No user named ADMIN! Strong Passwords – http://correcthorsebatterystaple.net Use 2 step authentication like Clef or other plugins. Only give users permissions they need. Keep WordPress and Plugins Up to dated! Delete plugins and users that are not being…