WordCamp Sevilla 2021 in-person! Last Tickets!
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As 2021 is slowly coming to an end (can you believe it?) it is time to start thinking about the Community Team’s goals for 2022. While 2021 felt like a continuation of 2020, we did see some exciting changes on the horizon, especially as we paved way for the return of in-person WordPress meetups, WordCamps,…
WordCamp Buffalo 2023 logo. Design by Ben Dunkle. Buffalo again will host the region’s WordCamp for bloggers and web designers and developers of all skill levels. Novices are very welcome. WordCamp Buffalo will be held Saturday, May 6, 2023. Registration opens at 8:00am. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. and continue through 5 p.m. This year’s…
WordPress events spark innovation and adoption by way of accessible training and networking for users, builders, designers, and extenders. We celebrate community by accelerating 21st-century skills, professional opportunities, and partnerships for WordPressers of today and tomorrow. – Purpose Statement, WordPress Community Events Program The WordPress community is buzzing with innovation, and Next Generation WordPress Events…
Hello friends, Welcome to the August 2021 edition of the Meetup Organizer newsletter! We have some exciting updates for you in this edition of our newsletter – read on to find out more! Newsletter contents: Returning to safe in-person WordCamps Learn.WordPress.Org needs your feedback Celebrate WordPress 5.8 with your Meetup Group Online event updates Tuesday…
WordCamp Montreal 2023 is a dynamic gathering of WordPress enthusiasts, this year virtually in Montreal. Through insightful sessions, workshops, and networking, attendees will deepen their WordPress expertise, covering diverse topics from design to SEO to development. The event fosters learning and community building, catering to developers, bloggers, and business owners alike and celebrating the ever-growing…
HeroPress.com – How WordPress Taught Me To Be a Better Developer Ed Finkler was a WordPress developer for a long time and then moved on to “real programming”. He’s on the of few that still have respect for The WordPress Way, and is grateful for what it taught him. Ultimately what I find most satisfying…