Track: WP Cafe

A progressive web ecosystem encompasses the development of user-first web experiences using modern web platform capabilities and best practices. In this session we’ll discuss the role of WordPress in such an ecosystem and how we can help advance WordPress in it.

Governments all around the world are making decisions directly impacting WordPress itself, the WordPress community, and anyone working or interacting with the web and the internet. With the power of +30% of the web comes great responsibility as they say. WordPress can be a voice for the open web and those who rely on it for their communication, their communities, their organizations and businesses. The question is how we can speak on behalf of WordPress at the tables of power, and what it means to “speak on behalf of WordPress.” Bring your experiences, ideas, and questions, and let’s have a conversation about how to move the web and web policy forward with WordPress together.

How is WordPress making privacy better across the web? Come and meet the Core-Privacy team, learn about what we’ll be working on for the next year, learn how to get involved, and bring your tricky privacy questions.

Let’s talk about our working and development environments. I will personally show you my development tips & tricks and IDE optimizations, and please feel free to join us and share with us what specialities are you using in order to optimize and make your workplace fancy.

Even if you liked and used a nice PM tool, a testing one, a development one or any organising principle, this will be really well welcomed.

With WordPress becoming more ubiquitous how can agencies and developers get out of the “everyone does WordPress” rut. Focus on how to find the right partnerships and tools to take advantage of what you do best.

Let’s see how WordPress helped ErgoScan — a sports science lab — offer better services to athletes and runners who wanted to improve their performance and how it helped the owner to keep everything up to date and run smoothly its business.