📆 Upcoming Events Headless webinar: What…

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📆 Upcoming Events

  • Headless webinar: What is headless and why does everyone seem to want it?: On July 20th, Joost de Valk (founder of Yoast) and Miriam Schwab (CEO and co-founder of Strattic) will be holding a free webinar focused on the future of Headless CMSs. This will be useful if you have heard about “Headless” and want to get a handle on the basics. 4 pm CEST / 10 am EDT.
  • Gutenberg Full-Site Editing: Unlocking Agility for Enterprise WordPress: WordPress VIP is holding a webinar on Full Site Editing on July 29th led by Tess Needham, David Bowman, and Jameson Proctor. The goal is to demonstrate Full-Site Editing as an asset to your teams. Discover what WordPress VIP learned from implementing FSE.
  • The 2021 WPMRR Virtual Summit: An online conference that’s 100% focused on helping you make monthly recurring revenue work for your WordPress business. Hosted by Joe Howard and Brian Richards. Register here.
  • WordCamp Nicaragua: Takes place from August 6-7. 🇳🇮 Register here.
  • WordCamp Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil: Convenes for two days, August 11-12. 🇧🇷 Register here.
  • WordFest Live: A 24-hour celebration of all that is WordPress, on July 23! 🧡 It’s free to register.

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