My first WordCamp Contributor Day experience was at WordCamp US (WCUS) 2018. I had no clue what to expect, or if I even had any right to be there. I’ve since learned this is a common feeling among first-timers. I showed up anyway, had a great time working with the Community Team, and somehow ended […]
I attended my first WordCamp US event in 2015, and since then, I haven’t been able to resist making my way to it every year—experiencing each city and all the things that this national WordCamp has to offer. If you are new to the WordPress community and are not quite sure what I am talking
If you could only go to one WordCamp event a year, WordCamp US (WCUS) would be the one. Taking place in St. Louis, Missouri, November 1-3, 2019, WCUS is the WordPress hot spot of the year. And, every year, a portion of the WebDevStudios (WDS) team convene at and participate in this conference as organizers,
As 2018 neared its end, a group of seven WebDevStudios (WDS) teammates, along with approximately 1400 members of the WordPress community, descended upon Nashville, Tennessee to attend WordCamp US 2018, in its final year in this honky-tonk city. WDS attended last year, and we couldn’t wait to attend again this year. Collectively, we think Nashville
