Las 12 tablas que WordPress crea por defecto en una nueva instalación suelen ser suficientes para la mayoría de proyectos. Pero hay ocasiones en que, por seguridad, escalabilidad o rapidez, vamos a necesitar crear nuestras propias tablas personalizadas.
En esta charla veremos cómo crear tablas personalizadas y manipular datos de esas tablas, a través de funciones que nos proporciona el propio núcleo de WordPress.
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Autor: Fernando Garcia Rebolledo
I am a web developer specialising in customised solutions with WordPress and complex e-commerce systems with WooCommerce.
I work as a white label for agencies and also with end clients, creating customised developments that solve complex technical needs: integrations with external APIs, development of customised plugins, process automation and advanced WordPress architectures.
My work focuses on designing and building specific functionalities, optimising business flows and converting complex requirements into stable, scalable and maintainable solutions. In short: I dedicate myself to solving what ‘seems impossible’ with WordPress.
My relationship with the WordPress Spain community began at WordCamp Bilbao 2016 and, since then, I have participated as an attendee, volunteer, organiser, and speaker at various WordCamps throughout the country. I have also volunteered at several WordCamp Europe events.
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