WordPress turns 21 today. @remkus took on the adventure of going waaaaay back in time and installing the very first WordPress version, 0.71, on his local machine.
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Happy Birthday, WordPress 🎂
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An introduction to GatherPress
A couple of weeks, ago during CloudFest, @simon took @patriciabt for a walk through Europa-Park. They ended up chatting about an initiative Patricia is involved in: GatherPress.
The project aims to establish itself as a self-hosted alternative to Meetup.com.
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Get ready for some workshopping!
Yesterday, WCEU opened the gates for Workshop registration. If you’re interested in participating in one of the six workshops from accessibility testing to unleashed CLI for WooCommerce, now is the time to sign up, as seats will be limited: WCEU Workshop registration.
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New podcast episode
@simon went to Malmö to talk to Liza Bogatyrev about the WCEU Community Teams work in and for Torino.
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WCEU + 🇪🇺 = ❤️
The European Parliament granted a Patronage to this years iteration of WordCamp Europe.
Read more on europe.wordcamp.org
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Meet the WordPress 6.6 Release Squad
After some delays, the Release Squad for WordPress 6.6 was just announced.
The frist Beta version of 6.6 is expected to be released on June 6, the final version July 15.
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The WCEU Youth & Teens workshop
Led by Aida and William Jackson WordCamp Europe 2024 will sport a Youth & Teen Workshop again.
Space at the workshop is limited to 15 children. Additional information about the workshop and the registration form is available on the WCEU website.
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The WCEU Schedule!
WordCamp Europe just released this years speaker lineup and schedule of talks and Workshops.
The schedule will still see some additions over the next couple of weeks, but now is a good time to check it out and see what WCEU has in store for us this year.
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Kicking off WordCamp Vienna
It’s time for some opening remarks with this years lead organiser Miguel Fernández Vega.
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Record breaking Contributor Day signups for WCEU
Just three hours after the public was invited to sign up for Contributor Day, a staggering 25% of available seats had already been filled.
