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WordPress Foundation financials

ByBrian Krogsgard

As a non-profit organization, the WordCamp Foundation publicly files financials. However, they’ve gone an extra step and broken down their costs for the 2012 tax year on the website. The Foundations expenses were $580,161 for the year, and the breakdown of those costs are unsurprisingly mostly WordCamp related.

An insightful post from Vasilis Baimas…

ByBrian Krogsgard

An insightful post from Vasilis Baimas on his experiences contributing at WordCamp Europe 2018, particularly working on features for the Yoast plugin. “WordPress relies on people like you to come those ideas true…. every enhancement and each improvement depends on the community.”

WordPress Community Roundup
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WordPress Community Roundup

ByDan Knauss

A New Home for the WordPress Community? RSS Friends • WP community stories of the pandemic • The History of Screen Readers • Dumb questions about disability • “Crip Time”

Taking a new product from concept to launch
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Taking a new product from concept to launch

ByBrian Krogsgard

When you launch a new project there’s always a buzz of excitement, hope, and relief, but also that of fear of failure and disappointment. This is something I’ve experienced for all the projects I’ve been part of over the past eight years, to the point that I’m actively looking forward to the first failed launch….

Speaking of Matt, Ella van Durpe,…

ByDan Knauss

Speaking of Matt, Ella van Durpe, Tammie Lister, and a few others who were involved shared the story of how Gutenberg was used to make Matt’s slides for the WordCamp US 2019 State of the Word presentation. This nifty use of Gutenberg started with Ella using an early prototype at JSConf and ReactEurope. The plugin…