December 7-9, 2018 in Nashville, TN
Community makes the world go round. Says me. These days I pretty much bring one message everywhere I go: Invest in your communities because they matter. More than software. More than infrastructure. The community that surrounds these is what makes or breaks it. Continue reading “Why I Love the Community Bazaar” →
This year is flying by! Halloween is next week, and in about 40 days, we’ll all join up in Nashville for WordCamp US 2018. We’re getting really excited to see all of you! Before we all get there, there’s a couple of deadlines that you need to know about. Continue reading “Important Deadlines Update #3” →
Sometimes when you travel you still have to get some work done. A coffee shop may work in a pinch, but nothing quite beats a quiet workspace. Everyone has different needs for coworking, but I’ll filter our list down to locations that have drop-in access with day rates and suitable for working on a computer (free power, wifi, etc). Continue reading “Coworking Spaces with Daily Rates” →
Meetups originally held at the Santa Clarita Public Library (Old Town Branch) in the southeast part of the Santa Clarita Valley in Newhall, California. As we build the WordPress Community in northern Los Angeles County, we convene at area Starbucks or Barnes & Noble. We hope to hold future meetups in the meeting facility at the College of the Canyons here in Valencia.
We offer two flavors of monthly meetups: 1) is our weeknight meetup which is geared toward our professional members (mid to advanced level); and 2) our Saturday meetup is for beginning to mid-level users but both flavors are open to all.
Our topics have ranged in all areas of the WordPress open source project for Themes, Plugins, Page Builders, Gutenberg, and more.
Continue reading “Community Spotlight: Santa Clarita Valley, California” →
The WordCamp US team is thrilled to announce our 2018 speaker line-up! The speaker team has corralled 39 noteworthy experts and thought leaders from the WordPress Community this year, covering a vast range of expertise in a variety of topics. Â
This year’s 39 speakers is a testament to how hard our Speaker Recruitment team has worked to attract notable experts from across the WordPress Community. Continue reading “WordCamp US 2018 Speaker Schedule is Now Available” →
As of Wednesday, October 10th, the hotel room block at The Westin Nashville is sold out. Due to the hotel also being at maximum capacity, we cannot expand our hotel block any further. Below is a list of several nearby options. These are all within six blocks of the Music City Center venue.
The Westin Hotel:Â 807 Clark Place, Nashville, Tennessee 37203 USA
São Paulo is a huge metropolis. As Wikipedia defines us “The metropolis is […] the most populous city in Brazil, the Western Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere, besides being the largest Portuguese-speaking city in the world.” Yes, we’re bigger than New York and Mexico City. Crossing the city by car, can take easily 3 hours, if the traffic is “normal”.
Continue reading “Community Spotlight: São Paulo, Brazil” →
Every year we write a “What to Bring” post to help you get the most out of WordCamp. This year I’m taking inspiration from Ma.tt (and many others) to show you what I’ll have in my bag when I attend WordCamp US.
As a Developer Advocate at Pantheon, attending conferences is in my job description. I’m on track to attend 17 events this year and I’m happy to share some of the tricks that I’ve picked up through the years. Continue reading “What’s in My Bag? WCUS Edition” →
The last five WordCamps in Israel were more national in spirit due to the small size of the country so we had four in Jerusalem and one in Tel Aviv. We got the monthly meetups going now, and we’re going to make the next WordCamp happen in 2019. It’s been too long!
WordCamp Asheville attracts business owners, designers, developers, bloggers, entrepreneurs, and hobbyists from Western North Carolina and beyond for a weekend of learning, connection, and fun.
Continue reading “Community Spotlight: Asheville, North Carolina, USA” →
WordCamp US 2018 is over. Check out the next edition!