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How to create the Training Team Update
Purpose The Training Team uses these updates to report on how the team is doing with its different projects to the WordPress community. The updates are published in the Make WordPress Team Updates. Example Update Responsibility The team reps are responsible for creating the updatepost on a rotating schedule. Timeline Create at the end of…
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History of the Training Team
Team mission The Training Team was founded in 2013 at WordCamp San Francisco, a precursor to the flagship WordCamp US. First formed in response to a need from meetup organizers for new ideas for in-person gatherings, the team initially focused on creating lesson plans for meetup organizers to be able to teach WordPress and related…
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How to create the Learn WordPress Newsletter
Purpose To provide in Learn WordPress an end of the month overview of the projects the training team have completed and any updates of projects that are still being worked on. Example Newsletter Responsibility The team reps are responsible for creating the newsletter post on a rotating schedule. Timeline Created at the end of each month.…
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Adding Screenshots on the Forums
Taking a Screenshot How you take a screenshot can vary depending on what device you’re using. Consult your device’s documentation or this wikiHow article for instructions. Embedding a Screenshot on the Forums The WordPress.org Support Forums do not allow uploading images, but they do support embedded images from Imgur. To get started, upload your screenshot…
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Collecting GitHub stats for team updates
Training Team reps include some team statistics in each month’s Team Updates post. These statistics are calculated from publicly available GitHub data. Learning Pathways content creation progress Learning Pathways progress is tracked in the Learning Pathways Project GitHub project board. The Content Creation column includes an issue tracking the progress of each of the pathways’…
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Video Thumbnail Generator
Welcome to the WordPress video thumbnail generator. This tool is designed to help generate visuals for different types of video, audio, and event materials created by the WordPress community. In this tool, you’ll find several branded templates, in a 16:9 aspect ratio. On the right you’ll see a quick view of all available visuals, including…
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Video Best Practices
This guide is intended to help content creators create good-quality video recordings for lessons on Learn.WordPress.org. Choose your video software There are numerous software alternatives for creating demo videos, including paid and free apps. Some software combines recording and editing functionality into one, such as Camtasia and Descript, which are among the most commonly used…
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Releasing a Standalone Plugin
The WordPress/performance GitHub repository is used to develop and maintain several standalone plugins with distinct performance features. Similar to releasing the Performance Lab plugin which references the other plugins, these standalone plugins also require regular releases. This documentation is largely obsolete. Normal releases of the plugins in Performance Lab should now follow Releasing the Performance…
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Gathering WordPress performance data in the field
TL;DR: This Colab provides a comprehensive introduction on how to query HTTP Archive and CrUX for WordPress performance data with BigQuery. While profiling and benchmarking during development helps assess the potential performance impact of a change, it should be noted that such assessments are typically only based on synthetic test sites in a development environment,…