April 27, 2026 — Ein Crashkurs für WP Versteher. Vom Praktikanten, über die Grafikerin, hin zur Marketing-Pro bis zum Junior Developer: alle müssen WordPress lernen, damit sie es richtig und mit Freude nutzen können. In diesem Talk geht es darum wie man die Herausforderungen bewältigt, die einem als Trainer begegnen. Du kennst dich in deinem Bereich gut aus? Wunderbar! Selber verstehen bedeutet aber nicht, auch erklären zu können. Die gute Nachricht: man muss nicht Lehramt studiert haben, um WordPress-Know-How vermitteln zu können. In diesem Crashkurs bekommst du 15 Tips mit denen du deine Performance als TrainerIn verbessern kannst!

April 26, 2026 — Photos organicas de Costa Rica

April 26, 2026

April 26, 2026

April 26, 2026 — The video is about my process and contribution with the photos in WordPress and everything I learned.

April 26, 2026 — This video provides a complete guide on how to contribute to Polyglots. It walks through the entire process step by step, making it easy for beginners and experienced contributors alike to understand how to get involved.

You’ll learn how to get started, the tools and platforms required, and the proper workflow for submitting contributions. The video also covers best practices, important guidelines to follow, and tips to ensure your contributions are effective and accepted smoothly.

Whether you’re new to Polyglots or looking to improve your contribution process, this tutorial will help you understand everything in detail and contribute with confidence.

April 25, 2026 — Building custom Gutenberg blocks can feel complex and time-consuming, especially for developers who want to move fast without over-engineering. In this talk, I will show the fastest and most practical ways to build Gutenberg blocks using modern WordPress tools and scripts. Topics covered will include: Using @wordpress/scripts to quickly scaffold and build custom blocks, Creating blocks with minimal configuration using official WordPress tooling, Helpful scripts and tools that speed up block development (block.json, ESNext, build processes), How AI can assist in block development, Using AI to speed up debugging, refactoring, and documentation for blocks, Common mistakes that slow down block development and how to avoid them. This talk is suitable for beginner to intermediate WordPress developers who want to work more efficiently with Gutenberg.

April 25, 2026 — Whether our goal is to deliver pages faster or serve more pages from the same server, most of us want WordPress and the code we write for it to run faster. But how does one go about improving the performance of a complicated and expansive project like WordPress? The goal for this workshop is to learn how to identify and resolve performance issues in WordPress, and to build our intuition for software performance. It will cover a range of topics including causes for performance issues, methods for assessing and measuring performance, and insight into the role that today’s complicated processors play in this puzzle. Themes covered include: how modern processors run code differently than we expect; profiling with Xdebug and SPX; benchmarking; methodology for caching; streaming interfaces; the impact of API sequencing; and the outsized role design plays in avoiding performance traps.

April 25, 2026 — Your WordPress site is running—but is it thriving? If you’re constantly firefighting performance issues without real visibility into what’s happening, this session is for you. New Relic transforms WordPress monitoring from painful guesswork into intuitive clarity. In this hands-on talk, you’ll discover how to gain complete visibility across your entire stack: frontend user experiences, backend PHP performance, and MySQL database efficiency. You’ll also learn how to capture business metrics that actually matter—the data that informs strategy. Whether you’re optimizing response times, debugging production issues, or proving ROI to stakeholders, you’ll leave with practical approaches to elevate your WordPress monitoring from reactive firefighting to proactive optimization.

April 25, 2026 — This session is about how WordPress professionals can turn website maintenance/care into a real, sustainable business, instead of treating it as an afterthought or an “extra” service. Based on my experience as a WordPress agency with +70 clients and as the founder of a tool that helps 3,000+ professionals worldwide to grow their WordPress maintenance service. I’ll explain why relying only on one-off website projects is increasingly risky (more than ever thanks to AI), and why maintenance is becoming a key pillar for stability, scalability, and long-term growth. The talk will cover: Why maintenance is essential for WordPress sites and clients. The core tasks that should be included in a professional maintenance service (beyond updates). Why maintenance works so well as a recurring revenue model for freelancers and agencies. Common mistakes professionals make when offering maintenance. Practical ideas on how to package, price, and sell maintenance services in a sustainable way.