On the podcast today we have Angela Jin. She’s the Head of Programs and Contributor Experience at Automattic, where she oversees the work of multiple teams dedicated to the WordPress open source project. Several weeks ago, Angela wrote a blog post entitled The Next Generation of WordCamps. It laid out how WordCamps have been run…
In May 2023, WordPress’ Community Team announced that it would be evolving the WordCamp format […]
Q&A segments at a live event are a valuable point of connection where attendees have […]
After a lengthy discussion, the Community Team has decided to make it easier for organizers […]
On the podcast today we have Evangelia Pappa & Bernhard Kau. They’re two of the WordCamp Europe 2022 organising team. They are here to talk about the upcoming event, happening during June, in Porto, Portugal. We talk about the measures that they’ve put in place to ensure that the event is as safe as possible.…
Earlier this month the WordPress Community Team proposed stricter guidelines for hosting in-person events, as […]
WordCamp Birmingham’s organizers announced today that the in-person event planned for the first week in […]
Mounting concerns about loose safety protocols at upcoming WordPress events, and the prevalence of the […]
WordCamp Birmingham is the first in-person WordCamp on the schedule for 2022. The event will […]
WordPress is restarting its in-person WordCamp program after more than six weeks of discussion on […]
On the podcast today we have Robert Jacobi. Robert is Director of WordPress at Cloudways. He’s been working with open source software for almost twenty years and so today we have a broad discussion about his ‘Gutenberg First’ approach as well as how the project is evolving. We also chat about WordPress events and Openverse.
Earlier this week, the WordPress Biratnagar Facebook group announced a WordCamp scholarship in honor of […]
Now that COVID-19 vaccinations are becoming more widespread, many hope that in-person WordCamps can once […]
The WordPress Community Team is discussing banning companies from sponsoring WordCamps if they advertise competitively […]
Tulsa’s first ever WordCamp, which was scheduled for August 29-30, 2020, has officially been canceled […]