If you haven’t registered for our WCUS party, and you’ll be there, try and do so soon. There aren’t a ton of tickets left. Also, WCUS announced the first round of speakers. Congrats to all of you that will be speaking!
Matt Mullenweg just completed the 2016 State of the Word, which highlights the accomplishments of the past year, and sets the direction for the year ahead for WordPress.
Cory and Michelle talk about their takeaways from WordCamp US. Highlights: The Post Status Huddle ahead of the conference. Areas to improve: Michelle explains her experience with some accessibility challenges. What everyone agrees on: we love getting together as a community!
🏕️ Two WordPress events should be on your radar: Tickets for WordCamp Europe 2020 are available online now. The virtual event is happening June 4-6 with an online Contributor Day followed by two days of programming. WordCamp US 2020 announced this week they are going virtual. They are still planning on offering “many of the…
Rami Abraham looked to the future of WordPress (like, way way future) in his WCUS talk. I was privileged to be a part of it. He is a magician and you should watch it. I love what he said about WordPress of the future being invisible.
Some highlights and an overview of WCUS 2021 from David Bisset. Catch up on anything you missed and learn how you can get more involved in WordPress.
WordCamp US will be happening next week — officially December 7th, 8th, and 9th — for the second year in Nashville. If you are not attending, free livestream tickets are available. There’s a certain feeling in the air that this year’s WCUS might be one of the more memorable and perhaps historic gatherings of the WordPress…
