June 14-16, Belgrade, Serbia | #WCEU
We are kicking off the week with the fifth announcement of speakers, workshops and lightning talks that will attend WordCamp Europe 2018. This topic is all about Personal Growth. Take a look at the previous speaker announcements for #WCEU to see who else will be joining us.
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Today we are happy to be announcing the fourth group of speakers and workshops that will be with us at WordCamp Europe. The topic of the fourth group is Accessibility and SEO. Don’t miss our previous speaker and workshop announcements to see who else will be joining us at #WCEU!
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Today, we are announcing the speakers and workshops for one of the hottest topics in WordPress at the moment. The topic of the third group that will be at WordCamp Europe is all about Gutenberg! Don’t miss our previous speaker and workshop announcements to see who else will be joining us at #WCEU!
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WordCamp Europe is getting closer, and we are now less than 100 days away (93 days to be exact!) from the event. There are still a few tickets left (68 to be exact!) from our second batch – so grab at least one if you haven’t already. And if you want an overview of what’s been happening in the past weeks – read on. Continue reading “Fasten Your Seatbelts and Prepare for an Amazing Journey With #WCEU 🚀” →
After starting #WCEU speaker announcements last Friday with the first group of speakers, we are excited to bring you the second group of speakers for WordCamp Europe. This group is focused on the topic Design.
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After receiving an overwhelming amount of speaker applications this year, we are excited to start announcing our first confirmed speakers for WCEU 2018. We have an amazing combination of development talks, diverse topics and inspirational stories for WordCamp Europe 2018.
We will be announcing all the speakers in small groups over the next few weeks.
Today, we kick off by announcing the first group of speakers and workshop hosts for WCEU 2018. The topic of the first group of speakers we are announcing is Open Source & The Web. Continue reading “First group of #WCEU speakers – Open Source & The Web” →
Belgrade is a vivid city, which offers plenty of activities, interesting and authentic places to visit and of course lots of fun. If you decide to spend a week here (and we recommend that you do!) you definitely won’t regret it. Tasting the famous Serbian national dishes, visiting fun places with your family and discovering the Serbian culture and history are always an incredible experience. Let’s take a look at the places you can visit in the city during your stay.
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You’ll probably overeat during your stay in Serbia, because if you leave something on your plate, your host or a chef in the restaurant may think that you didn’t like the food. 🙂 We like and respect food a lot. You will not find many restaurants with modern molecular cuisine but mostly ones with either domestic or Italian food.
It’s always a good idea to try some local food when travelling to a new county, so we’ve prepared a list of dishes you shouldn’t miss.
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WordCamps are one of the most inclusive web-oriented conferences out there and affordable to thousands of people around the world. WordCamp Europe is no exception. Each year we try to raise the bar higher, by creating a welcoming experience for everyone. For the last two years we have provided childcare for every parent attending WCEU, and we are doing so again this year. Parents, get ready to rock the conference while your children have the fun they deserve in our dedicated childcare areas.
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By now, you are probably wondering what you can expect when you arrive at WordCamp Europe in Belgrade in a few months? Well, to start with – you can expect a fantastic and welcoming atmosphere. Serbs are known to be funny, sociable and friendly – and this is something that’s even more visible within the Serbian WordPress community.
We started our article series with a timeline of Belgrade’s history and with recommendations on what to do in Belgrade if you’re visiting with your family. Today we are writing about Serbian traditions that were influenced by both religion and historical turbulence in the region. Even today, when some of these traditions have profoundly changed, Serbian people value love and family above all. And they are having a good time while doing so.
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