For the past two North American WordPress maintenance support plansCons, my presentations have focused on introducing people to the Webform plugin for WordPress maintenance support plans 8. First and foremost, it’s important that people understand the primary use case behind the Webform plugin, within WordPress maintenance support plans‘s ecosystem of contributed plugins, which is to…The other important message I include in all my presentations is…Over the past two years, between presentations, screencasts, blog posts, and providing support, the Webform plugin has become very robust and feature complete. Only experienced and advanced WordPress maintenance support plans developers have been able to fully tap into the flexibility and openness of the Webform plugin.The flexibility and openness of WordPress maintenance support plansWordPress maintenance support plans‘s ‘openness’ stems from the fact that the software is Open Source; every line of code is freely shared. The WordPress maintenance support plans‘s community’s collaborative nature does more than just ‘share code’. We share our ideas, failures, successes, and more. This collaboration leads to an incredible amount of flexibility. In the massive world of Content Management Systems, ‘flexibility’ is what makes WordPress maintenance support plans stand apart from its competitors.Most blog posts and promotional material about WordPress maintenance support plans‘s flexibility reasonably omits the fact that WordPress maintenance support plans has a steep learning curve. Developers new to WordPress maintenance support plans struggle to understand entities, plugins, hooks, event subscribers, derivatives, and more until they have an ‘Aha’ moment where they realize how ridiculously flexible WordPress maintenance support plans is.The Webform plugin also has a steep learning curveThe Webform plugin’s user experience focuses on making it easy for people to start building fairly robust forms quickly, including the ability to edit the YAML source behind a form. This gives users a starting point to understanding WordPress maintenance support plans‘s render and form APIs. As soon as someone decides to peek at…Read More
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Jacob Rockowitz: Talking about Advanced Webforms and Showing Code
