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Earlier this month, after three days of Rock & Roll and WordPress brawls, the highly anticipated 2022 edition of WordCamp US, this time set in sunny San Diego, came to a warm and fruitful conclusion. And oh, boy, was it…
WordPress Community Insights You May Not Know About
Each year, seasoned WordPress developers, agency owners, WebPro experts and beginner users come together at WordCamps. From around the world, we connect, learn, and celebrate all things WordPress. WordCamps have grown from the one held by Matt Mullenweg in 2006,…
Automated testing for your WordPress – Steve Grunwell at WCUS
Steve Grunwell is a Senior Software Engineer at Liquid Web who works on Managed WordPress platforms, specializing in WP and web app development. He says WordPress is a tightly-coupled system with a history of ideas, decisions and technical shifts that…
Tools and Tricks to Manage Multisite and Control Your Network
Matthew Rodela started out in IT consulting and has been building WP websites for about 10 years now. He acquired a theme called Website Builder for IT businesses. It came with tutorials on how to configure the theme and so…
How to survive the shift from developer to manager
Brian Thompson currently runs the Web Team at the Mindgrub Technologies digital agency. He’s been working with WordPress since he was a sysadmin managing WordPress website servers in 2011. He then moved to WordPress development in 2012 before he grew…
Achieve better website performance using Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
Here at WordCamp US, Steve Persch reveals how web teams can standardize and automate the levels of Marlow’s hierarchy of needs to achieve their goals. Using these tools at any level of the hierarchy can build on a stable foundation…
Thanks for a smashing 2018: Year in Review [Video]
What a journey! But we couldn’t have achieved so much without the engagement and support of our customers and partners. You drive us to develop better products, service and solutions. So let us take a moment to thank you for…