Skip to content

Product Management, WordPress, and some other odd things

Twitter
LinkedIn

Tag Archives: code for the people

Taxonomies talk at WordCamp Lancaster 2013

I’ve posted my slides for my Taxonomies talk at WordCamp Lancaster 2013 over on the company blog.

Posted bysimonwheatleyJuly 15, 2013August 1, 2013Posted inWorkTags: code for the people, presentation, wordcamp, wordcamp lancasterLeave a comment on Taxonomies talk at WordCamp Lancaster 2013

Search

Recent Posts

The B29 “Overexposed” crash site from Snake Pass
Pots & Pans from The Church Inn, Pobgreen
Froggatt Edge and Padley Gorge
Lud’s Church and The Roaches
Count and sort in Google Sheets using QUERY()

Recent Comments

Dom on Taking apart the 23003.31 model ceramic lamp holder
Wolter Taekema on Replacing a Kidde Fyrnetics 123/9HI Smoke Alarm
Mark R on Measuring software productivity (cue teeth sucking)
simonwheatley on Measuring software productivity (cue teeth sucking)
Mark R on Measuring software productivity (cue teeth sucking)

Places to find me

About Me

I'm a Product Manager and ex- WordPress developer. I used to run Code for the People, who were acquired by Automattic in 2014. I now work in the WordPress.com VIP team, we make it so that some pretty huge companies can use WordPress right in the middle of all things digital. Want to follow me on Twitter? I'm @simonwheatley. More about me on the about me page.

Simon Wheatley, Proudly powered by WordPress.