Category: WordCamp
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WordCamp Europe: Full-Site Editing Panel discussion
It was announced as a discussion panel about the present and future of WordPress with Full Site Editing. The panelists, highly involved in this new…
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WordCamp Europe 2021 starts Monday
WordCamp Europe 2021 will be one of the largest virtual WordCamps again and the schedule has some great talks for every WordPress users, developers, site…
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Weekend Edition #153 Query-Block, Page Builders, Site Editor and more
Howdy, It’s been a while! How were your holidays? Did you get some rest? Wishing you and yours a Happy, healthy and prosperous New Year!…
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Videos: WordCamp Santa Clarita: Block Editor and Gutenberg Talks #WCSCV April 2020
The second, virtual WordCamp took place on April 18, 2020. The videos are up on WordPress TV. In these talks, you learn How to create…
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On Gutenberg (Resources) – Matt Mullenweg’s Summer Update at WordCamp Europe
Matt Mullenweg gave attendees of WordCamp Europe a Tour around the Block editor in WordPress. He starts out with a recap of the four phases…
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Update #103 – Block Development for WordPress, Managing Blocks, Themes for Gutenberg and upcoming Live Events
Howdy, howdy! And again, another three weeks came and went. I am back from Portland, OR and mostly recovered from the flu, that kept me…
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Update #101 Site building Research, building with Blocks
WordPress and Gutenberg Development News WordPress 5.1 is scheduled to be released February 21, 2019. It will come with Gutenberg version 4.8. Gutenberg 5.0 (relased…
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WordCamp US: Gutenberg talks
WordCamp US 2018 took place in Nashville, TN early December 2018. As part of the organizing team, I was not able make it into the…
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Update #34 WordCamp US Recaps – Gutenberg and State of the Word
Gutenberg topic w/ live demo by lead Developer Matis Ventura starts around time stamp 35:00. And the live tweets. The Classic Editor – for sites…
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WordCamp US 2017 – Gutenberg – Q & A w/ Matt Mullenweg
After State of the Word, Matt Mullenweg fielded questions for about another hour after his talk. The tweets collected here only reflect the Gutenberg parts…