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  • Desarrollo nocode de aplicaciones CRUD con WordPress

    Desarrollo nocode de aplicaciones CRUD con WordPress

    WordPress Meetup SevillaSpeaker: Mariano Pérez

    September 10, 2025 — Todas las empresas necesitan tratar los datos con los que trabajan cada día: calcular cosas, dar acceso a los mismos a unas personas u otras, mostrar de determinada forma los datos, etc. Normalmente, para esto se usan aplicaciones ya hechas que funcionan muy bien, pero tienen el problema de que no se adecuan exactamente a las necesidades de cada uno. Siempre hay algo que no se puede hacer. Últimamente, se usan mucho las aplicaciones nocode del mercado, que han conseguido hacer que el manejo de bases de datos como de las que hablamos sea más fácil que nunca. Su problema es que muchas veces requieren de mucha imaginación y de buscarles las vueltas para que encajen con las necesidades. En WordPress también se ha podido hacer siempre usando los campos personalizados y los plugins que trabajan sobre ellos como ACF, Pods o similares. Con ellos es fácil crear los datos necesarios a tratar, pero requieren programación para mostrar los datos en la parte pública de la web. Pero el desarrollo continuo de todas las extensiones que hay alrededor del plugin de formularios Gravity Form permiten ahora crear este tipo de aplicaciones más fácilmente que nunca y sin necesidad de programar para crear los datos, sus relaciones, mostrarlos en la parte pública, editar los datos subidos, borrarlos, administrarlos, etc. En este taller aprenderemos los fundamentos básicos para la construcción de este tipo de aplicaciones, los plugins que hacen falta y como trabajar con ellos para que sepamos crear aplicaciones totalmente a medida y totalmente nocode. ¡Totalmente wonderful!

  • Cómo escalar mi negocio con el mindset de organización comercial.

    Cómo escalar mi negocio con el mindset de organización comercial.

    WordPress Meetup ValenciaSpeaker: Oscar Aguilera

    September 10, 2025 — ¿Estás empezando tu propio proyecto? Es difícil contactar con tus primeros clientes y luego mantenerlos, pero en esta charla hablaremos de cómo hacerlo.

    Tienes razón, en este mercado saturado cada vez es más complicado conseguir clientes y no pelear en precio, no tener el síndrome de la agenda vacía o estar preocupado por los próximos meses es casi imposible. En esta conferencia vamos a ver cómo hacer una estrategia efectiva para conseguir proyectos, cuentas de alto impacto y cómo mantener la entrada continua de proyectos.

    Únete a nosotros y aprende de la experiencia de Oscar Aguilera.

  • Panel Discussion From Barriers To Belonging Building Diverse & Inclusive Tech Communities

    Panel Discussion From Barriers To Belonging Building Diverse & Inclusive Tech Communities

    WordCamp Masaka 2025Speakers: Sumaiya Nalukwago, Samuel Osei, Scovia Akello Emaru, Cerinah N Kasirye

    September 9, 2025 — In today’s rapidly evolving tech and open-source landscape, creating environments where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered has become more critical than ever. This engaging panel discussion brought together insightful leaders to explore Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB), addressing the unique challenges faced by marginalized groups within software development and tech communities.

    Drawing on perspectives from impactful initiatives focused on disability inclusion, vibrant community organizing, and global open-source best practices, the panelists shared actionable strategies for fostering truly welcoming and representative spaces. They examined ways to recognize and address unconscious biases, cultivate a deep sense of belonging, promote clear and respectful communication, and actively support career pathways for underrepresented individuals.

    The session explored key areas such as:

    Practical strategies for building and sustaining inclusive tech and WordPress communities.

    Addressing systemic barriers and cultivating a culture of belonging for all.

    Effective communication techniques for diverse teams and cultural contexts.

    Supporting career development and amplifying voices from underrepresented backgrounds.

    Bridging social and geographical gaps through inclusive community outreach.

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  • The Innovation Gap How Missing Perspectives Threaten Wordpress Future

    The Innovation Gap How Missing Perspectives Threaten WordPress Future

    WordCamp Masaka 2025Speaker: Ayobami Iroko

    September 9, 2025 — As WordPress evolves, a crucial question emerges: who will shape its future? Standing at WordPress events as one of the few Black women in the room, I can’t help but wonder about the next generation of WordPress leaders, developers, and innovators. This isn’t just about diversity at events – it’s about WordPress’s sustainability and growth. With WordPress powering 43% of the web and serving a global audience, can we continue to grow and innovate without diverse perspectives shaping its future?

    We’ll explore:

    Why representation matters for WordPress’s continued evolution
    How the lack of diverse voices impacts WordPress’s future development
    What we lose when perspectives are missing from the conversation
    Ways to attract new and diverse talent to WordPress
    How to ensure WordPress remains relevant for future generations
    Key Takeaways:

    Understanding why diverse voices are crucial for WordPress’s future
    Impact of representation on WordPress’s continued growth
    Practical ways to attract diverse talent to WordPress
    How to make WordPress appealing to the next generation
    Creating pathways for diverse leadership in WordPress’s future

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  • Back, Restore & Migrate In Wordpress - Ssanya Andrew
  • Creators around a Campfire: How WordPress YouTubers Are Shaping the Ecosystem

    Creators around a Campfire: How WordPress YouTubers Are Shaping the Ecosystem

    WordCamp US 2025Speakers: Anne McCarthy, Christian Taylor, Jamie Marsland, Mark Szymanski, Michael Cunningham

    September 5, 2025 — YouTubers are increasingly becoming influential voices in the WordPress space—onboarding new users, spotlighting features, discussing the latest trends, and telling the story of open source in dynamic, accessible ways. But who are these creators? What drives them? What feedback loops can we create with them? And how can the broader WordPress community better support and learn from their work? Join this Campfire Chat to meet fellow WordPress YouTubers, aspiring content creators, and folks curious about how video content is shaping the future of the project. Together, we’ll swap stories, surface challenges, and explore ways to better connect the dots between community contributors, product teams, and creators who are translating our work for the world. This discussion builds on ongoing efforts to unite WordPress YouTubers and aims to open up space for idea-sharing, collaboration, and networking. Whether you’re behind the camera, in front of it, or just thinking about hitting “record” you’re welcome here.

  • Turn Your Local WordPress Install Into Your AI Coding Assistant

    Turn Your Local WordPress Install Into Your AI Coding Assistant

    WordCamp US 2025Speaker: Jonathan Bossenger

    September 5, 2025 — Unlock the next frontier of WordPress development by transforming your local WordPress install into your AI coding assistant! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to connect the dots between WordPress, the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the experimental WordPress Abilities API, and your code editing environment. I’ll guide you through the installation and set up of the different working parts, show you what’s possible with the default tools, and then we’ll build some advanced custom Abilities. To participate in this workshop, you will need the following:  A working computer with Composer and Node.js installed A local WordPress installation An AI-powered code editor with MCP support I’ll be using WordPress Studio and VS Code with GitHub CoPilot on the free tier. You are welcome to use any AI code editor/agentic tool you prefer, as long as it supports MCP. By the end of this workshop, you’ll have a fully operational, AI-augmented local WordPress development environment. You’ll understand how to expose site features to AI to automate all your development tasks, all inside your coding environment. Get ready to build faster, smarter, and with the full power of AI at your fingertips!

  • Beyond the Build: The 3E Framework for Scalable WordPress Platforms

    Beyond the Build: The 3E Framework for Scalable WordPress Platforms

    WordCamp US 2025Speaker: Meeky Hwang

    September 5, 2025 — WordPress is a powerful CMS, but without the right structure, even great builds can buckle under the weight of scale. In this session, Meeky Hwang, Co-Founder and CEO of Ndevr, introduces the 3E Framework—Audience Experience, Creator Experience, and Developer Experience—a model that helps teams align cross-functional priorities and build resilient platforms that perform under pressure. Drawing from 20+ years of experience supporting enterprise clients like Forbes, Bloomberg, and PMC, Meeky will share how this framework eliminates platform fragility by reducing friction between teams, preventing constant rework, and supports long-term success. Whether you’re leading a redesign, refining your infrastructure, or supporting a large content team, this session will offer practical strategies for building a WordPress platform that lasts—and grows—with you.

  • The Block Developer Cookbook

    The Block Developer Cookbook

    WordCamp US 2025Speaker: Ryan Welcher

    September 5, 2025 — Direct from appearances at WC Asia and WCEU, the Block Developer Cookbook is coming to America! In this fully interactive workshop, attendees will vote on which recipes to explore, and we’ll work through them together. Each iteration of this workshop expands with new recipes and content, leveraging the latest features in WordPress, including: Custom social icons New! Working with the command palette New! Converting static blocks to dynamic New! Block Bindings API Plugin Template Registration API Interactivity API Performantly loading multiple blocks in a single plugin Using third-party API data in a custom block Creating a block variation bound to the post excerpt Registering a custom post type with its own template Building a dark/light mode toggle that saves to user meta Developing a gallery slider with the Interactivity API Using filters and the HTML Tag Processor to extend core blocks Designing a custom Image block style Adding a fade-in effect to core blocks Restricting publishing based on word count Customizing the @wordpress/scripts build process Connecting a block to custom fields Implementing front-end JavaScript for blocks Using the data layer in a block Creating a custom format Working with block transforms And more… Join us to expand your block development skills with hands-on guidance and real-world examples. Workshop Requirements: An account at http://www.blockdevelopercookbook.com to be able to vote. Laptop configured for block development and your IDE of choice. I’ll be using VSCode. Local WordPress development environment. I’ll be using WordPress Studio. Copy of the workshop repository installed and configured inside your local environment. Chef Hat (optional, but you’ll be a legend) There will be copies of WordPress Studio along with import files to get you up and running on USB keys during the event, but in the interest of time, please come prepared.

  • What Top WordPress Product Companies Do Differently — Masterclass for Product Builders

    What Top WordPress Product Companies Do Differently — Masterclass for Product Builders

    WordCamp US 2025Speakers: Katie Keith, Matt Cromwell

    September 5, 2025 — This 2-hour masterclass is for anyone building or growing a WordPress product – current founders, aspiring product creators, and developers transitioning from services to products. Led by Katie Keith (Barn2 Plugins) and Matt Cromwell (GiveWP / StellarWP), we will present practical lessons from our own product businesses and from 40+ interviews with top product company founders on the WP Product Talk podcast.