Speaking has always been a challenge as much as it has been a delight for me. Since my application has been accepted to speak at WordCamp Lisboa 2019, I feel equally nervous and excited. I’ve only recently talked in front of people again, after a stage hiatus of 15 months, and that recent talk was… Read more Speaking at WordCamp Lisboa 🇵🇹
Automattic recently published 📺‘A meditation on the open web’, a 3:18 minutes video in which the viewer is taken on a visual journey that compares Facebook to a smoggy metropolis and Instagram to a Potemkin suburbia. The viewer is then guided ‘to see what else is out there in the world’: As the suburbs fade… Read more This is WordPress
The way Heather Burns recently addressed developers in the context of privacy and data protection resonates a lot with my thoughts on website performance: It’s imperative for developers to be conscious to not do all the things you could do just because you can. Heather phrases it a lot more poignantly: ‘You are people of… Read more Developer superpower
Chris and I first met at WordCamp London 2013 and have followed each other online ever since. On his career path as a developer, Chris has seen it all: He coded as a one-person in-house team, worked at an agency, built, marketed, and sold his own product, and recently entered the product space again by joining… Read more Chris Wiegman: Product vs Agency vs In-house in WordPress