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  • Running WordPress in Kubernetes

    Running WordPress in Kubernetes

    WordPress Dev Day Novi Sad 2026Speaker: Anton Lukin

    July 10, 2026 — Anton Lukin is a Team Lead at TaxDome with over 15 years of experience in backend development, infrastructure, and engineering leadership. He has worked on high-load systems, built multiple WordPress plugins and a theme, and focuses on improving development workflows and tooling.

    At WordPress Developers Day Novi Sad 2026, he will present Running WordPress in Kubernetes, explaining how WordPress can be deployed and scaled in modern cloud environments using Kubernetes.

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  • The Wirth of Processing with WordPress’ Streaming APIs

    The Wirth of Processing with WordPress’ Streaming APIs

    WordPress Dev Day Novi Sad 2026Speaker: Dennis Snell

    July 10, 2026 — Software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware becomes faster. This is as true today as it was in 1995 when windows, pop-up menus, and pretty icons were making it hard for people to freely type basic text documents. Our computers and networks are faster but we still struggle to type those documents. Increasing server density and the onslaught of AI demands only highlights the problem more: we have to do more with less.

    WordPress is responding to this need with a family of streaming APIs for processing text, HTML, CSS, and Blocks. Streaming means being able to handle large documents in small chunks, or being able to process documents of any size within the same limited amount of resources. It also means being able to set arbitrary limits of time, latency, and robustness of processing.

    Come see in this talk how to use these new APIs and which ones are coming next, why they are important and which values lead their design, and hopefully discover some new way to more capably interact with structured content on the server without blowing the budget.

    Talk is intended for developers working with PHP, HTML, and/or blocks.

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  • Affiliate Marketing for WordPress Creators: A Practical Guide to Earning from What You Know

    Affiliate Marketing for WordPress Creators: A Practical Guide to Earning from What You Know

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Zemyna Treiderė

    July 4, 2026 — Most developers and website creators already recommend plugins they trust – but many don’t realize they’re leaving money on the table. In this talk, we’ll explore how affiliate marketing works in the WordPress space, why it’s not just for influencers, and how developers, freelancers, and agencies can earn recurring or passive income by sharing the tools they already use with their clients. Presented byZemyna

  • How Agencies Can Evolve with AI and Page Builders

    How Agencies Can Evolve with AI and Page Builders

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Raitis Sevelis

    July 4, 2026 — This talk addresses the growing hostility in the WordPress community and its impact on companies, contributors, and the values of open source. Through real-world examples and interactive exercises, it reveals how destructive commentary is easier than constructive critique and why that matters. The session introduces practical suggestions to promote facts, fairness, and responsibility, empowering WordPress to remain a role model for open source communities.

  • Combining Product Development Mindset to Digital Agency

    Combining Product Development Mindset to Digital Agency

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Teemu Suoranta

    July 4, 2026 — Most of the WordPress agencies provide very similar set of services and standing out from competition can be hard. Through product development agencies can either offer something unique and/or get their work done more efficiently. In this talk I will show how the biggest WordPress agency in Finland (Evermade) does product development, what we consider as products and how product development looks in practice. Presented byTeemu Suoranta

  • Build Websites for Humans

    Build Websites for Humans

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Vineet Talwar

    July 4, 2026 — Think about the last time a site left you puzzled or impatient. In this session we share clear steps to make sure your visitors never feel that way on your pages.  You will discover practical ways to guide every click, keep layouts sharp on every screen, and write content that speaks to real people while still pleasing search engines. This session will cover: • Simple methods to spot and remove hidden points of friction • Responsive design habits that look good from pocket screens to wide monitors • Page structures and copy techniques that build trust and spark repeat visits • Real world examples (Both good and bad) showing how small user experience tweaks led to big business wins Whether you write code yourself or lead a development team, you will leave with a concise plan to turn your site into a place people enjoy and return to, boosting engagement, loyalty, and revenue. Presented byVineet Talwar

  • Content That Converts: A Beginner’s Guide to Compelling Product Stories

    Content That Converts: A Beginner’s Guide to Compelling Product Stories

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Christian Taylor

    July 4, 2026 — Unlock the power of product content to drive sales! This beginner-friendly talk provides product owners with the essential tools and techniques to craft compelling narratives that resonate with target customers on social media. Move beyond basic tutorials and discover how engaging video content can significantly boost your conversion rates and build a thriving online community. Learn proven strategies for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and more! Presented byChristian Taylor

  • From NIS2 to Secure WordPress: a Realistic Compliance Roadmap for Small Agencies and Freelancers

    From NIS2 to Secure WordPress: a Realistic Compliance Roadmap for Small Agencies and Freelancers

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Francesco Canovi

    July 4, 2026 — The EU’s NIS2 directive—transposed into national law from 17 October 2024 onward—imposes tougher cyber-risk management, incident-reporting and supply-chain duties on “essential” and “important” entities. Although only a handful of member states met the deadline, enforcement pressure is already building in 2025, leaving many micro-agencies and solo WordPress professionals exposed. This talk demystifies NIS2 through a WordPress lens. We will translate the directive’s legalese into concrete, platform-specific steps: choosing maintained plugins, adopting least-privilege practices, hardening servers, documenting processes, and preparing 24-hour incident-notification playbooks. We will also tackle the often-ignored supply-chain clause, showing how to vet upstream themes, SaaS tools and hosting providers without a corporate budget. Presented byFrancesco Canovi

  • Less clicks more impact: streamlining UX across WordPress and email marketing

    Less clicks more impact: streamlining UX across WordPress and email marketing

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Paulius Kolodzeiskis

    July 3, 2026 — This session shows how Kodee makes WordPress setup faster and simpler—fewer clicks, quicker start—so users can focus on growth, not configuration. From there, we’ll explore how a thoughtfully designed email marketing tool can empower WordPress users—especially new users—to connect with their audience and grow their business. We’ll look at how intuitive UX, smart defaults, and guided workflows reduce friction, making it easier for non-experts to launch effective campaigns without getting lost in complexity. It’s about meeting users where they are and helping them do more with less effort. Presented byPaulius

  • Search has changed. Now what? How to Stay Visible in the Age of AI Search

    Search has changed. Now what? How to Stay Visible in the Age of AI Search

    WordCamp Lithuania 2025Speaker: Georg Richard Aare

    July 3, 2026 — This session unpacks what’s changing, how AI search works, and the key factors and strategies needed to stay visible. Insights are based on 100s of conversations with SEO professionals across industries and focus on real-world patterns and facts. Presented byGeorg Richard Aare