Every WordPress plugin teaches you something—but some lessons only come after real-world launches, user feedback, support tickets, and a few painful mistakes. In this session, I’ll share 7 practical lessons I learned while building WordPress plugins—from writing cleaner code and planning for scale to handling support, updates, security, and long-term maintenance. Whether you're building your first plugin or already shipping products, this talk will help you avoid common pitfalls, make smarter development decisions, and build plugins that last.

Elementor is a new, fresh page builder, where people are thinking about whether to use that new website builder with the client's live website or what the possibilities are to get the results instead of existing custom themes from other marketplaces. 10 Common questions picked by the speaker with the possible solutions, a mix of third-party plugins, and their compatibility with elementor.

This will be the best session for you if you are thinking of starting your journey with any of the WordPress page builder then first go with Elementor, and you will get the idea why Elementor is the best instead of others.

A practical, behind-the-scenes session for WordPress plugin authors who want to improve their chances of getting approved on WordPress.org. Based on real insights from the plugin review process, this talk covers the most common reasons plugins get rejected, the coding and security mistakes reviewers flag, and the small changes that can dramatically speed up approval. Attendees will walk away with a clearer understanding of WordPress plugin guidelines, reviewer expectations, and actionable tips to submit cleaner, safer, approval-ready plugins.