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How are we improving the writing experience in WordPress? What can we do for the user to keep them better focussed on their content? I’ll talk about some improvements we did in the last few releases and what we could … Continue reading Video: Ella Iseulde Van Dorpe: Just Write #WCEU →

The past three years have seen a huge increase in the number of EU laws affecting the work of web designers, developers, bloggers, and business owners. Some of them make the web a better place to be, others make our … Continue reading Video: Heather Burns: European Web Law Developments – What You Need to Know #WCEU →

For only 10% of WordPress’s life have build and test tools been a part of our core repository. We have only solved 10% of the problems we can with tooling. 10% answers can kill you in software development. They’re the tip of the sword. Here’s my question: What is the next ten percent of our answer?
Continue reading Watch video: Aaron Jorbin: The Future of WordPress Build Tools #WCEU →

As web developers, there are many considerations we have to make as we develop: for mobile, for responsive, for accessibility. I believe we can approach this in a more robust, positive, and future-proof manner by looking at capabilities rather than … Continue reading Video: Helen Hou-Sandi: Developing for Capabilities #WCEU →

This talk reviews how people not inside the WordPress community view us. I brings some practical suggestions and solutions on how we can look outside our comfort zones, widen our knowledge circles and ensure that we learn from other communities … Continue reading Video: Jenny Wong: Bridging Communities #WCEU →

Why web publishing is so broken. A short look behind the scenes of creating a new kind of editing experience of the web.

Thousands of people around the world make a living with WordPress. Despite this, professionals in our ecosystem are poorly indexed. In this talk I present my take on creating a central platform for WordPress professionals, called WP Talents. I talk … Continue reading Video: Pascal Birchler: Centralizing WordPress Professionals #WCEU →

Our traditional understanding of motivation is broken. Thankfully the science is now clear. Explore how a culture which embraces Open Source and remote work promotes the real drivers of motivation and ultimately leads to a happy, motivated team.