Extending WordPress above and beyond the core functionality is part of what makes WordPress so powerful. However, the sheer number of plugins available can be overwhelming. A strategy for evaluating plugins makes both developing managing WordPress easier.<\/p>\n
In this presentation, attendees will learn:
\nStrategies and tools for evaluating one plugin over another
\n– Key factors to consider
\n– Evaluation tools
\nPaid plugins versus free: do you get what you paid for?
\nManaging plugins and updates
\nEvaluating plugin security:
\n– How to research plugin security history
\n– Identify functionality that may be risky<\/p>\n
Attendees will also receive a plugin evaluation checklist they can take home to help choose plugins that fit their project\u2019s objectives.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Extending WordPress above and beyond the core functionality is part of what makes WordPress so powerful. However, the sheer number of plugins available can be overwhelming. A strategy for evaluating plugins makes both developing managing WordPress easier. In this presentation, attendees will learn: Strategies and tools for evaluating one plugin over another – Key factors … <\/p>\n