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I have contributed since 2009 to WordPress and related projects. I have done some great things for WordPress like rewriting the image manipulation API and leading GlotPress for a long while. But It also lead to some disagreements which had an impact.
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- 1. CODEKITCHEN MY CONTRIBUTOR STORY Marko Heijnen
- 2. Marko Heijnen Web developer @ Plesk Founder of CodeKitchen Ex-lead developer of GlotPress Core contributor for WordPress of 14 releases On of the organizers for WordCamp Belgrade Plugin developer of Tabify Edit Screen, Site Manager etc
- 3. Today I talk about the trip I made since 2010 within WordPress
- 4. It all started with one fix I got my first prop on May 25th 2010 for ticket 14869.
- 7. WordPress 3.4 • Started doing focused team • I joined adding new methods to the XML-RPC • Worked with Peter Westwood and Max Cutler • Things like support for CPTs and featured image • Started adding unit tests • In total 32 props/commits for this release
- 11. Started in SF
- 12. The road to success • Worked together with Mike Schroder • All the coding happened on Github • In the end we got great help from Kurt Payne with creating unit tests • And obviously getting some great feedback from the WordPress community • Code got committed on October 1
- 13. It was fun
- 15. Things went
- 16. Expectations
- 17. The rest of the road • 3.6: 11 (incl 3.5.1) • 3.7: 2 • 3.8: 7 • 3.9: 1 • 4.0: 3 • 4.1: 5 • 4.2: 2 • 4.3: 1 • 4.4: 6 • 4.5: 2
- 18. 104 props in total
- 19. GlotPress
- 20. GlotPress • After WordPress 3.5 I switched my focus a bit • I ended up looking at GlotPress and wanted to help out there • Lead of the project for more then 2 years • 233 commits (with a few props) • Disagreements let me stop with it • 20+ contributors because of my work
- 21. Currently working on my own Open Source solution
- 22. Community
- 23. Community • 66 Events visited • 37 Presentations • Organiser of this great WordCamp • Organised meet ups in Amsterdam and Belgrade
- 24. WordCamp Norway
- 25. Pre WordCamp US
- 27. Conclusion
- 28. It has been great
- 29. Made friends
- 30. I made mistakes
- 31. But I also learned from them
- 32. I wouldn’t have changed it