Upcoming Events 📆 WordSesh 2021 was…

WordSesh 2021 was announced with sessions on May 25 – 27 and workshops from May 28 – June 1. Registration is free. 🆓
WPCampus 2021 Online is a free online conference for web accessibility and WordPress in higher education. It is happening on September 21-22. There is a call for speakers. 👩‍🎓
The WordCamp Japan 2021 schedule is available, and the event is happening June 20-27. 🗾
The Page Builder Summit 2.0 is a free summit about WordPress page builders taking place on May 10-14. 🏗️
Speak Up! Black Speakers in WordPress Workshop from WP Engine is accepting signups. It will kick off on June 5th to support “Black voices in the WordPress community” and elevate “community members to leadership roles.” 🧑🏾
WordCamp Europe 2021 has announced it will take place online, June 7-10. 🏕️
The World’s Largest eCommerce Event is being held by Ecom World from June 28-29. 🛒

DAVID’S PICKS 📬

📹 Here are my video picks of the week:

Matt Mullenweg and Josepha Haden Chomphosy had an informative chat about the future of WordPress on the WP Cafe show, which was filmed live. It’s worth your time if you haven’t caught up with the latest updates to the WordPress project. Sustainability and other significant subjects that aren’t frequently discussed came up in this conversation too, as Ben Gillbanks notes.
Kellen Mace has an in-depth guide on debugging headless WordPress apps that use WPGraphQL.

🎙️ Here are my podcast picks:

The DE{CODE} Podcast: Matt Landers, Will Johnston, and Kellen Mace attempt to break down and evaluate the arguments presented at Jamstack Conf 2020 between Matt Mullenweg and Netlify CEO Matt Biilmann regarding WordPress and Jamstack.
The WP Minute: Matt Medeiros covers Liquid Web‘s acquisition of GiveWP in this episode and this interview.
WP Briefing: Josepha Haden is joined by Matt Mullenweg to discuss the relaunch of CC Search — now as Openverse — in WordPress.
Do The Woo: Bob Dunn takes a journey back over the last few months and hears how ten of his guests discovered WooCommerce.
WPCoffeeTalk: Prem Tiwari is featured in this recent episode. Prem contributes across several WordPress teams, and he’s active in WordCamps and his local meetup in Bangalore.