Tag: wceu

  • #123 – Jamie Marsland on the WordCamp Europe Speed Building Challenge

    #123 – Jamie Marsland on the WordCamp Europe Speed Building Challenge

    On the podcast today we have Jamie Marsland. Jamie runs a WordPress plugin business and has recently become a full-time content creator on YouTube. You might know Jamie from his popular WordPress speed builds on that channel, where contestants have just 30 minutes to build a website from scratch. In this episode, we dive into…

  • #31 – Milan Ivanovic on the Importance of Real World Versus Online

    #31 – Milan Ivanovic on the Importance of Real World Versus Online

    On the podcast today we have Milan Ivanovic. Milan is a WordPress Developer at Valet.io, and is a WordCamp volunteer, speaker, and organizer. He’s the WordPress.org global translation editor, WordPress Serbia lead, and is now part of the WordCamp Europe alumni. As if that weren’t enough, Milan is one of the lecturers of the WordPress…

  • #29 – Remkus de Vries on How WordCamp Europe Got Started

    #29 – Remkus de Vries on How WordCamp Europe Got Started

    On the podcast today we have Remkus de Vries, and he’s kicking off what might be described as a  mini series on the Jukebox podcast. Last week almost 3,000 WordPressers from all over the world gathered together in Porto, Portugal for the first in-person WordCamp Europe since 2019. Expectations were high, and the event did…

  • Walking 718km to WCEU, an Interview With Marcel Bootsman

    Walking 718km to WCEU, an Interview With Marcel Bootsman

    I have a hard time walking a mile or two let alone 718km, but that’s what Marcel Bootsman did on his journey to WordCamp EU to generate funds for DonateWC. In this interview, Bootsman explains how he prepared for the journey, what he experienced during his trip, and why he chose DonateWC as the charity…

  • In Case You Missed It – Issue 27

    In Case You Missed It – Issue 27

    There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of it is featured on the Tavern. This post is an assortment of items related to WordPress that caught my eye but didn’t make it into a full post. Carol Gann Awarded the 2019 Kim Parsell Memorial Scholarship Carol Gann, who…

  • WPWeekly Episode 358 – Interview with Dan Maby, Founder of WP&UP

    WPWeekly Episode 358 – Interview with Dan Maby, Founder of WP&UP

    In this episode, Malcolm Peralty and I are joined by Dan Maby, Founder of WP&UP. WP&UP is a non-profit charity based in England that supports and promotes positive mental health in the WordPress Community. Dan explains why he started the charity, what he’s learned and how he manages his own mental health, and how the…

  • WPWeekly Episode 357 – CBD E-Commerce, XML Sitemaps, and A Preview of WCEU 2019

    WPWeekly Episode 357 – CBD E-Commerce, XML Sitemaps, and A Preview of WCEU 2019

    In this episode, Malcom Peralty and I discuss what’s new in WordPress 5.2.2, XML Sitemaps possibly landing in core, and WooCommerce clarifying its CDB seller policy. We also provide a preview of what to expect at WordCamp EU and congratulate Marcel Bootsman for successfully walking to Berlin, Germany. Stories Discussed: WordPress 5.2.2 WordPress 5.2.2 Squashes…

  • In Case You Missed It – Issue 25

    In Case You Missed It – Issue 25

    There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of it is featured on the Tavern. This post is an assortment of items related to WordPress that caught my eye but didn’t make it into a full post. Open Call for People Interested in Being Team Leads Josepha Haden has…

  • In Case You Missed It – Issue 24

    In Case You Missed It – Issue 24

    There’s a lot of great WordPress content published in the community but not all of it is featured on the Tavern. This post is an assortment of items related to WordPress that caught my eye but didn’t make it into a full post. Marcel Bootsman Is on His Way to WordCamp EU Earlier this week,…

  • WPWeekly Episode 353 – Slack of Boundaries and A Walk to WCEU

    WPWeekly Episode 353 – Slack of Boundaries and A Walk to WCEU

    In this episode, John James Jacoby and I discuss an article published by Vox on how Slack is not improving productivity, especially in large team environments. We highlight what’s new in WordPress 5.2.1, why libraries are important to the communities they serve, and new security features in WordPress 5.2. At the end of the show,…

  • HostCamp: An Unconference For Advancing the WordPress Infrastructure

    HostCamp: An Unconference For Advancing the WordPress Infrastructure

    HostCamp is a small, semi-informal, invitation-only, event with an unconference style that is bringing leaders together from within the hosting industry to discuss and share ideas on how to advance the WordPress infrastructure across the web. The organizing team is comprised of, Jonathan Wold, Ecosystem Consultant, Formerly VP of Strategy at XWP, Mile Rosu, Co-founder…

  • WPWeekly Episode 323 – Recap of WordCamp Grand Rapids and A Gutenberg Road Map

    WPWeekly Episode 323 – Recap of WordCamp Grand Rapids and A Gutenberg Road Map

    In this episode, John James Jacoby recaps his trip to WordCamp Grand Rapids and shares his experience. WordCamp Grand Rapids had a strong focus on tools, plugins, and themes and by all accounts, was a successful event. We discussed Matt Mullenweg’s Summertime update, the roadmap for merging Gutenberg into core, and what comes after Gutenberg.…

  • Three Minute Movie Showcases The WordCamp EU 2018 Experience

    Three Minute Movie Showcases The WordCamp EU 2018 Experience

    If you happened to miss out on WordCamp EU this year, check out the following short film produced by Production Pool. Production Pool is a video production company based in Belgrade, Serbia that was hired to record all of the videos and wrap up the live stream for WordCamp Europe. The video is just shy…

  • WPWeekly Episode 277 – WordPress 4.8, Filing Good Bug Reports, and WP Super Cache

    WPWeekly Episode 277 – WordPress 4.8, Filing Good Bug Reports, and WP Super Cache

    In this episode, John James Jacoby and I start off the show by sending Jesse Peterson our thoughts, prayers, and positive energy. Peterson is a longtime member of the WordPress community, founder of Genesis The.me, and is battling Cystic Fibrosis. He received the call last Friday to receive a double-lung transplant but the surgery was…

  • Tickets on Sale for WordCamp Europe 2016

    Tickets on Sale for WordCamp Europe 2016

    Nearly seven months before the event takes place, tickets for WordCamp Europe 2016 in Vienna, Austria on June 24-26 are on sale. There are two types of tickets available, General admission and Microsponsor. General admission tickets are € 40.00 each and cover both days to the event, access to all sessions, lunch, coffee breaks, warm up…