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  • Deploy WordPress in Linux Server Like a Pro

    WordCamp Pokhara 2025Speaker: Nisha Pariyar

    January 26, 2026 — Want to run your own WordPress site on a Linux server like a pro? This step-by-step guide will show you exactly how to do it, even if you’re not a system admin. You’ll learn how to set up your server from scratch, install all the right components (like Apache or Nginx, PHP, and MySQL), and get WordPress installed and fully working. But we won’t stop there—you’ll also learn how to secure your site with SSL, set proper file permissions, and best practices to keep things fast and stable.

    This isn’t just about copying and pasting commands. You’ll actually understand what each step does, so you have real control over your setup. No more relying on slow or limited one-click installers. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a solid WordPress website running on a clean, optimized Linux server—something that’s more secure, more customizable, and way more professional.

    Perfect for beginners who want to learn the ropes or developers looking to sharpen their deployment skills. If you’re serious about running WordPress the right way, this is the guide for you.

  • ¿WordPress está muerto? Diseño, decisiones y el futuro de la web

    Quedadas WordPress OnlineSpeaker: Ana Cirujano

    January 13, 2026 — Cada cierto tiempo alguien anuncia la muerte de WordPress. Pasa lo mismo que con el SEO: hacen ruido, pero no es verdad.

    WordPress no solo no está muerto, sino que en 2026 viene con cambios muy potentes: IA integrada, nuevas formas de colaborar, interfaces más dinámicas y posibilidades reales de personalización en tiempo real.

    En esta charla hablaremos de qué está cambiando de verdad, de por qué otras herramientas no le están comiendo la tostada a WordPress y de qué implica diseñar hoy para el ecosistema WordPress.

    No es una charla técnica sino una conversación para quien trabaja con WordPress y quiere entender qué viene en 2026 para poder aprovecharlo mejor.

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  • Il lavoro relazionale nei team open source: chi lo fa, chi lo riconosce

    WordCamp Pisa 2025Speaker: Monja Da Riva

    January 10, 2026 — Nella presentazione porterò esempi concreti di dinamiche di “cura invisibile” e mostrerò come renderle visibili e condivise. Offrirò spunti pratici per ridistribuirle in modo più equo e riconoscerne il valore, con benefici per chi contribuisce come volontaria, come parte di un’azienda o come freelance.
    Riconoscere il lavoro relazionale non è un gesto accessorio: è un atto progettuale e politico, fondamentale anche per la qualità dei contributi in WordPress.

  • Workshop Site Editor Jakarta 2025 – Highlights

    Workshop Site Editor Jakarta 2025Speakers: Rio Burhan, Rachmat Gumilar

    January 7, 2026 — The Workshop Site Editor (WSE) Jakarta 2025 was a hands-on, full-day workshop focused on learning and exploring the WordPress Site Editor and Full Site Editing (FSE).

    Organized by the WordPress Jakarta Meetup, the event was held on Thursday, November 27, 2025, at Hotel Sofyan, Central Jakarta, Indonesia, from 08:00 to 17:00.

    Attendees learned how to build and customize WordPress sites using block-based themes, templates, template parts, and global styles, while connecting and collaborating with members of the local WordPress community.

    This video features highlights from the event.

  • Progettare per l’inclusione culturale. CSS ed accessibilità come strumenti chiave

    WordCamp Pisa 2025Speaker: Marco Pollacci

    January 5, 2026 — Marco Pollacci, Senior Frontend Developer, ci spiega l’accessibilità e l’inclusione culturale essenziali nella creazione di un plugin affinché ogni scelta di design possa essere apprezzata da tutti

  • Marina Di Candia & WordPress Credits: my experience

    WordPress CreditsSpeaker: Marina Di Candia

    January 3, 2026 — Presentation about my Wordpress Credits Program experience.

  • Supercharging WordPress with GSAP Animations — No Code Needed

    WordCamp Malaysia 2025Speaker: Habibur Rahman

    January 2, 2026 — Modern websites are no longer just about static layouts — they are about motion, storytelling, and interaction. GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) is the industry-standard animation library used by world-leading brands like Apple, Tesla, and Nike to create stunning, fluid animations. But until now, bringing GSAP into WordPress required coding skills that left most users behind.
    In this session, we’ll explore how you can harness the power of GSAP inside WordPress — without writing a single line of code. From scroll-based storytelling to micro-interactions and animated page transitions, we’ll show how motion can dramatically improve user engagement, conversions, and overall website experience.
    This session is for designers, developers, and business owners who want their WordPress sites to stand out with advanced animations — but without the complexity of custom development.

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  • WP Security and Image Optimization

    WordCamp Malaysia 2025Speaker: Shehab Ahmed

    January 2, 2026 — Discuss the prevalent cybersecurity threats facing websites today, along with the most pressing security concerns. Also wish to share how to secure wp and as a website owner what need to care long time wp use.

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  • The 5 Essential UI Principles You Can Apply to Your Website Today

    WordCamp Malaysia 2025Speaker: Yves Tan

    January 2, 2026 — Great User Interface (UI) doesn’t have to be complicated or require a huge budget. This session distills years of design knowledge into 5 practical, easy-to-implement principles that instantly elevate the professionalism and usability of any WordPress site. Learn how to improve hierarchy, master typography pairings, use white space effectively, and choose a powerful color palette—all using standard WordPress features and theme customizers.

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  • Why Design Matters: First Impressions Count

    WordCamp Malaysia 2025Speaker: Zee Khamaruldin

    January 2, 2026 — We all know most WordPress sites start with a similar structure, but what really makes people stop, look, and stay is the design. Colours, fonts, images, and even white space all come together to create that all-important first impression. Get it right, and your site feels inviting and trustworthy.
    In this session, Zee will show how design can completely change the way a site feels, even when the content is exactly the same. Whether you’re building your first site or levelling up, you’ll walk away with practical ideas to make your websites stand out. You’ll see side-by-side how design choices shape the experience with examples of websites done in Kadence and Elementor Pro.

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