Doc and Emily are getting ready to travel to DC for WordCamp 2023, one of the largest open source conferences of the year. Stay tuned for live coverage from the event here.
Video Interviews from WordCamp US 2022
I had a great time chatting with folks at WordCamp US 2022 in San Diego. The event felt more intimate than previous years and reminded me of WordCamp San Francisco 2014. I spent the first two days of WCUS shooting interviews with interesting WordPressers. You can see the full playlist of interviews here.
Torque Toons: Happy Hanukkah
We just wanted to say Happy Hanukkah to our Jewish friends in the WordPress community.
Doc Pop’s News Drop: WordCamp US 2016
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. We’ve just wrapped up another WordCamp and Doc Pop has a quick recap for you here. Be sure to also catch all of our video interviews from WordCamp US 2016 here. Love WordCamps, but couldn’t make it to Philly? This is Doc Pop’s News Drop. We are in Phladelphia the WordCamp US 2016. This year’s event had nearly 1,900 attendees, with nearly that many watching on livestream. We’ve posted 10 video […]
WordCamp US 2016: Day 1 In Tweets
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Doc Pop’s News Drop: Our WordCamp US List
Doc’s WordPress News Drop is a weekly report on the most pressing WordPress news. When the news drops, I will pick it up and deliver it right to you. Next week is WordCamp US in Philadelphia and we are getting excited for it, so we made this short list of talks you might like to see. Love WordCamp US but hate reading? This is Doc Pop’s news drop. WordCamp US starts this Friday in Philly and the entire Torque team is going! We can’t wait to eat some cheesesteaks wit onions and touch the liberty bell but we’re most excited […]
Torque Toons: WordCamp US in Nashville
It was just recently announced that WordCamp US will be hosted in Nashville, TN for 2017 and 2018. That’s my hometown, so I’m super excited for it. Don’t forget to check out our other editorial toons!
Apply To Speak At WordCamp US 2016
Last year’s WordCamp US was a huge success. People gathered in Philly to eat cheesesteaks and talk about all things WordPress. Tickets for next year are already on sale, and today, organizers put out the call for speakers. “WordCamp US showcases the best of WordPress and the WordPress Community. We’re particularly interested in hearing from those who have used WordPress in interesting, innovative, and significant ways,” the announcement said. The team also wants to hear from users utilizing WordPress for small businesses and people outside the WordPress community. Get a look at anyone utilizing an open source project or just […]
10 WordPress Takeaways From 2015
Another year is coming to an end. And, in the world of WordPress, so much has happened. It’s been a year filled with Wappuus, WordCamps, APIs, and important milestones. In no particular order, let’s take a look at 10 of the most talked about things to happen in the WordPress ecosystem in 2015. 25 Percent Of The Internet It wouldn’t be a 2015 roundup if we didn’t mention the biggest thing to happen this year. At the beginning of November, W3Tech, a web technology survey company, showed that WordPress is used by 25 percent of the Internet — that’s one […]
‘Stats Of The Word,’ Milestones From 2015 State Of The Word [Infographic]
Last week at WordCamp US, co-founder of WordPress Matt Mullenweg delivered the annual State of the Word address. Mullenweg highlighted some of the milestones WordPress hit in 2015. These stats demonstrate just how powerful and robust WordPress has become as both a CMS and a community. Here’s a look at the most impressive takeaways! Share this Image On Your Site <p><strong>Please include attribution to Torquemag.io with this graphic.</strong></p><br /><br /><br /> <p><a href=’https://torquemag.io/matt-mullenwegs-2015-state-of-the-word-address-infographic’><img src=’https://torquemag.io/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/StateOfTheWord-v4-1.png’ alt=’Stats Of The Word’ width=’540px’ border=’0′ /></a></p><br /><br /><br /> <p> Did you watch this year’s State of the Word? Which stats did you find most impressive?
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