Talk comments

Yes! What she said! I plan on showing her Wordpress TV videos to some of my co-workers who don't understand the difference between print and web design. She explained it so well.

Scott made building your own plugin so easy. I can't wait to go back and try it.

Tim Lindner at 09:32 on 25 Aug 2018

Fantastic talk! Very good public speaker, great slide deck, excellent knowledge, and passionate.

Good information with some specifics on how to implement this into my own process. Thanks!

Ed Paulsen at 09:26 on 25 Aug 2018

Great detail and examples

I wasn't sure what to expect from this session, but I'm so glad I attended! Such a genuine and thoughtful look at a topic that hit home WAY more than I could've imagined. Please continue to speak on this topic and spread your knowledge. I plan on sharing this with my co-workers, friends and family. Thank you!

Jeremy Ward at 15:42 on 24 Aug 2018

Great talk, Ben! I thought this was a good introduction to WP-CLI for devs who maybe haven't worked with it before. A couple of pieces of feedback you might consider including if you give this talk again:

- The 2.0 release of WP-CLI separates the framework from the command bundle so, depending on how a dev installs it (e.g., via Composer), they may wind up with only the framework itself. If they'd like to install the whole bundle of commands via Composer, they can run "composer require wp-cli/wp-cli-bundle"
- You may consider adding a slide about checking for the presence of WP-CLI before using the WP_CLI object within a plugin. As of the 2.0 release, there is a new hook available in WordPress - cli_init, and the classic approach of checking if ( defined( 'WP_CLI' ) && WP_CLI ) is still available.

I'd love to see actual demos of your custom command! I'm looking forward to checking out the talk you linked to in your slides.

Take care!

I normally don't like mental health talks,but this is an exception. Very well done talk. A great deal of relevant info.

Very well done. Explained the concept well.