I will talk about performance optimization of WooCommerce. This session requires some basic knowledge about performance and caching. If you are not familiar with those concepts, don’t despair. Read this article instead 🙂
http://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/understand-caching-in-wordpress-part-1-the-basics/

Some if it things I will talk about.
– The challenges with page cache for e-commerce sites and other sites with dynamic or user-specific content.
– WooCommerce Fragments.
– How to get full page cache to work with WooCommerce.
– Some other performance tips that goes a bit beyond the basics you normally hear about.

I will be using W3TC and Niginx FastCGI cache in the examples, but you should be able to apply the same concepts if you are using other plugins or some other reverse proxy cache like Varnish.