WP-API
Custom App Spotlight: ‘Ōlelo’s Mobile App
‘Ōlelo Community Media is a non-profit organization located in Hawaii, dedicated to providing media education and community access to television production resources. The organization’s mission is to empower community members to tell their own stories and share their perspectives through media production. ‘Ōlelo offers a wide range of services to the community, including media training,…
Read MoreWordCamp Miami 2020
Clever Ways To Help Automate Content Creation With WordPress! I had the pleasure of speaking at WordCamp Miami on Saturday the 29th of February 2020 located at the Florida International University (FIU). WordCamp Miami is one of my favorite WordCamps for many reasons, great people, great content, great weather, but the organizers of the event…
Read MoreCustom App Spotlight: All Stars Connected Community – Transforming the lives of youth and their families in poor communities
The All Stars Connected Community mobile app for iOS and Android alerts DSY (Development School for Youth) alumni about new job opportunities at fortune 500 companies.
Read MoreCustom App Spotlight: DiversifySTEM – Advancing Women in STEM Careers
The AppPresser Custom App Development Team created a custom website and mobile app for iOS and Android powered by WordPress, LearnDash, BuddyPress, GamiPress and hosted on WPEngine.
Read MoreGetting Started with the BuddyPress REST API
The BuddyPress REST API allows you to interact with BuddyPress from a 3rd party site or app. You can do things like grab the activity feed, upload an activity update, interact with groups and members, and more. It does not have 100% parity with the PHP functionality in the plugin, but it has most of…
Read MoreWhat We Learned Building Apps Using the WooCommerce REST API
The WooCommerce REST API gives you the freedom to create cool web or mobile apps that are detached from your WordPress site. You can create a mobile app that displays your products and allows people to purchase them, or a web app that pulls in a product catalog and saves them offline. You can also…
Read MoreConnect Your Ionic 2+ App to WordPress Using the WP-API
*Updated for Ionic 3.2.1 on 5/17/17 In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of creating an Ionic 2 app that pulls in WordPress posts and other content using the WP-API. We’ll also look at how to handle custom post types and other content using the same method we’ll use here. Once you know…
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