We have many exciting talks about web #development lined up for you at this year's #WCEU and here is our first group of speakers: @luisherranz, @DavidArtiss, @divydovy, @jessicalyschik, @pandjarov, @miriamschwab and @technerdteitzel. Meet them at https://t.co/4VZQ12OjzT
— WordCamp Europe (@WCEurope) May 12, 2020
Track 1: In just 10 minutes @davidartiss will tell you everything about WordPress Transients https://t.co/8kKRxagKGO #WCEU pic.twitter.com/mfbdr4BOwv
— WordCamp Europe (@WCEurope) June 5, 2020
Track 1: That was an interesting talk @davidartiss, we certainly understand #WordPress transients much better! Meet David in our Networking Room 1 in a few minutes. Get the details here: https://t.co/oN8rsuXXnC #WCEU
— WordCamp Europe (@WCEurope) June 5, 2020
Closing my first week since leaving WordPress VIP… by watching former colleagues @anigeluk and @DavidArtiss at @WCEurope. Delighted to see VIP's experience being shared with the community on the big stage.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) June 5, 2020
WordPress transients are a handy developer utility and I wish I knew more about 'em. @DavidArtiss to the rescue:
— Andy McIlwain 🇨🇦 (@andymci) June 5, 2020
"Using a persistent cache? If not, transients in the cache and DB. Otherwise they may not be in the DB." (Can't query for data that isn't there!) #WCEU pic.twitter.com/cLXJEU4wTG
Off topic but this slide from @DavidArtiss is so valid with everything that's happening in our world. On topic: very interesting talk, feel a bit sheepish that none of my plugins use transients 😱 #WCEU pic.twitter.com/l9xGypD58R
— Edith Allison (@agenturallison) June 5, 2020