Our WPOI today is Konstantin Kovshenin from Moscow! He’s a Automattician, developer and contributor to Core. If you like his interview you can buy him a beer via his blog!
WordCamp Norway Shares Their Love for WordPress
Love this video from WordCamp Norway: Some quotables:
More WordCamps Going Live in March
March is quickly approaching and with it come three WordCamps: Atlanta, Copenhagen and San Diego!
JELLY! Work at WP Daily Day: March 14th!
We’re excited that in less than a month from now we’ll be having our epic Atlanta-based WordCamp, which is going to be just a few blocks away from WP Daily’s editorial offices. We couldn’t be more stoked – and registration is now available. The tickets are going pretty fast so you’ll want to make sure you get your soon.
The WordPress Weekend Roundup
Another crazy week this week, right? I feel like there’s a never-ending flood of great content that’s being created about WordPress and related topics of conversation. It makes our jobs incredible easy and incredibly difficult at times because we have to identify the topics that we want to cover more fully and the ones that we can only point to and say “Go check this out!” In anycase, here’s your weekly roundup of conversations that you may have missed:
Are You Happy with the WordCamp Guidelines?
If not then you need to speak up, now, especially if you’ve been a past WordCamp organizer. It’s been nearly 2 years since the WordCamp guidelines were originally published and haven’t been touched since then. A lot has happened and a lot has changed, as well as newer and better practices and perspectives, so it’s time for a serious refresh! Late last year it was announced that a group was organized to review them and a survey was passed out for those to share their experiences and provide a feedback loop. The deadline is fast approaching – 2 weeks from today on February […]
Let's Build The Local WordPress Meetup Hub!
We’ve talked a lot about various WordPress meetups and events here on WP Daily. We’re obviously big fans (will you be at WordCamp Atlanta?) of what you guys are doing in your local communities to support and push WordPress even further. Case in point: In addition to my local WordPress Users Group, there’s a local WordPress Advanced Users Group, as well as a local WordPress Developers Group. But here’s the problem: We’re all a bit fragmented. And not just “we” as in those of us who are local, but “we” as in citizens of the Internet. People share their notes […]
WordPress in Moscow
From time to time I like to sneak a peak into what other WordCamps and Meetups are doing, especially in the different parts of the world. Part of it is just simply morbid curiosity – I like to see what others are doing with WordPress, and the other part is a fascination with culture and the varieties that I’ve encountered throughout my life. One of the reasons for this is because of the fact that I’ve spent a good deal of time living in other parts of the world when I was a child and growing up and it’s something […]
Meditating on The 4 Freedoms of GPL (and Free Software)
We’re gearing up for an incredible WordCamp here in Atlanta and because I’m part of the organizing team I have to review nearly everything that goes into making this thing “work” – and it’s a lot of work, believe you me! But it’s an incredible amount of fun and I’m having a blast with Judi Knight, Carel Bekker, and Russell Fair as we build this thing together with a lot of community help. One of the things that has been interesting in the launch of WordCamp is the adherence to the GPL – which we all know has recently caused a […]
7 Recent WP.TV Presentations You Need to See
WordPress.tv is continuing to crank out great presentations from all over the web and even more specifically from a number of the great WordCamps that have been completed in the last few weeks. There have been a handful of new presentations that you might want to check out – we’ve provided them here for quick viewing as well as their slides. Enjoy!
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