A proposal for a WordCamp Central…
A proposal for a WordCamp Central America has been published. It’s a great plan (along with a WordCamp South America) that I fully support. 👍
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GoDaddy (via Andy McIlwain) recently published their top takeaways from WordCamp US as well.
Year In WordPress is a really…
Year In WordPress is a really cool micro site by Jesper van Engelen. You get to see a personalized review of your work on WordPress.org, which includes plugin downloads, WordCamp talks, and other data snagged from various WordPress.org APIs attached to your username. Try it out!
The age of Gutenberg
Gutenberg was the talk of town at WordCamp US, as you may expect. Most people have their own thoughts on the product itself, the necessity of its existence, the process in creating it, or a variety of other things. I am pleased to see the progress that’s been made on the product itself. And I…
As we move forward in 2018…
As we move forward in 2018 with Gutenberg‘s release looming closer, more is being written about its possible impact, the currently foreseen problems it may solve, the potential problems it will create, and so on. Here are a few recent contributions from the WordPress community that I’ve been thinking over. Bridget Willard expressed her concern…
Should WordCamp and Meetup volunteers and…
Should WordCamp and Meetup volunteers and attendees be acknowledged with badges that appear in the Contribution History section of WordPress.org user profiles? Currently, only event organizers and WordCamp speakers are recognized in this way. 🏕️ Timi Wahalahti started this discussion with a proposal to add more badges for volunteers and attendees. 📛 Justin Tadlock suggests…
Are you ready for “WordPress: The College Years?”
As WordPress turns 18, here are some of the lesser known historical milestones that have stuck with me.
