January 2, 2026 — Dalam sesi ini, akan dikongsikan beberapa error WordPress yang paling kerap berlaku serta cara untuk troubleshoot secara sistematik. Antara yang akan ditunjukkan termasuk bagaimana mengaktifkan fungsi debugging, menyemak log error, dan mengenal pasti punca masalah melalui konfigurasi server.
Kebanyakan isu ini bukan berpunca daripada WordPress itu sendiri, sebaliknya datang daripada konfigurasi server, plugin yang tidak serasi, atau tetapan seperti .htaccess, PHP, dan MySQL. Dengan memahami asas ini, proses menyelesaikan masalah WordPress akan jadi lebih mudah, cepat, dan tidak lagi memeningkan kepala.

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January 2, 2026 — Cover the strategies and best practices used by global brands in creating SEO content. At the moment, the SEO industry is clouded by misinformation, hype and confusion because of AI. Over the past 10 years, I’ve created SEO content for tech brands worldwide, including AWS, HubSpot and Setapp.

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January 2, 2026 — The search landscape is fragmenting across multiple platforms and AI tools, creating both challenges and untapped opportunities for content creators and website developers. We’ll dive into real traffic data, share actionable SEO tactics that still work, and explore how to position your content for discovery in AI-powered search experiences. This is a must-attend talk for anyone who wants their site to be building traffic in 2026 and beyond. Come prepared to rethink your content strategy for maximum visibility.

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January 2, 2026 — Starting a business in the WordPress ecosystem can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not a developer. In this talk, I’ll share real-world lessons from my own journey of launching and growing WordPress-based products and services without writing a single line of code. I’ll cover the most common mistakes non-technical founders make — like choosing the wrong partners, overcomplicating the first version, or ignoring customer feedback — and what I learned from overcoming each one.
This session is ideal for aspiring founders, freelancers, or agencies who want to turn their ideas into actual businesses using WordPress. It’s not about technical how-tos — it’s about mindset, strategy, and knowing where to focus your time and resources in the early stages. Whether you’re launching a plugin, a course platform, or a service, my goal is to make your path smoother by showing you what not to do.

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January 2, 2026 — As AI-driven tools like vibe coding apps, AI-backed DIY web builders, and other one-click publishing tools reshape how websites are designed and built, what does this mean for WordPress?
In this thought-provoking panel, industry experts and community leaders come together to explore how WordPress can stay relevant and competitive in the era of automation. The discussion will cover how AI is transforming web design, content creation, and development workflows – and where human creativity, community, and open-source innovation still shine.
Join us as our panelists debate the challenges and opportunities ahead, share insights from real-world projects, and discuss how developers, designers, and business owners can adapt to this rapidly evolving landscape.
The discussion will focus on:
Leveraging AI: How agencies and developers can use AI tools to enhance, not replace, their WordPress services.
The Resilience of Open Source: What AI builders can’t deliver that WordPress can.
The New WordPress Professional: Redefining our roles as AI becomes a partner in the development workflow.
Don’t miss this essential, forward-looking discussion about adapting, thriving, and building a better web, together.
Panelists: Nathan Onn, Al-Hadee, Ahmed Kabir Chaion, Shahjahan Jewel & Tareq Hasan
Moderator: David Wang

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December 24, 2025

December 12, 2025 — This video walks you through hosting a successful WordPress Campus Connect event and what to do afterward. It covers assembling your team, planning sessions and logistics, briefing facilitators, supporting participants on-site, sharing materials, and collecting feedback. You’ll also learn how to issue certificates of participation (including optional signing by the WordPress Executive Director), how to share your event highlights, ways to stay involved through Student Clubs, and how interested universities can explore the WP Credits program.

December 10, 2025 — This video explains how to confirm your venue, create your official WordPress Campus Connect event listing, and get your event scheduled.

December 9, 2025 — This video demonstrates a method used by the WordPress Playground team to streamline development reviews. This technique addresses the common pain point of needing complex local environments or relying on static screenshots to share work in progress. By leveraging the capabilities of WordPress Playground, developers can generate a unique URL that instantly spins up a temporary, live WordPress environment loaded with specific modifications from plugins, themes, or blueprints.
The video illustrates this process by taking the raw JSON link of a blueprint file—even one residing in an active GitHub Pull Request—and appending it to the WordPress Playground URL. This action automatically initializes WordPress in the browser, complete with the requested configurations and changes. The key benefit is that reviewers, teammates, or clients can test the functionality directly without needing any prior setup or configuration on their local machine, ensuring faster feedback cycles for code contributions related to themes, plugins, and site blueprints.