WebDevStudios just can’t get Georgia off our minds. Having spent our company retreat there just last week, one of our team members returns (okay, he actually already lives there) for WordCamp Atlanta, May 3-5, 2019. That person is Tom McFarlin, Senior Backend Engineer, who will not only be attending the event, but will also be […]
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So, you’ve decided to attend your first WordCamp—a nonprofit, volunteer-organized conference about WordPress and related topics. That’s great! WordCamps are excellent places to learn a new skill, get up-to-date on design trends, meet potential clients and partners, and geek out about WordPress in general. Having attended countless WordCamps across North America, here are my top
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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
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Hang onto your cowboy hats, Nashville, because team WebDevStudios (WDS) is landing! WordCamp US 2018 takes place this weekend, December 7-9, for its second and final year in Nashville. WDS attended last year, and we’re doing it again. The event’s sessions are jam-packed, including all things Gutenberg. You can see a full schedule here. As
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Just a few months ago, I had the pleasure of attending WordCamp Montreal. Conveniently located in the core of downtown at Concordia University, this two-day WordCamp was very accessible by any means of transportation. This year was their 10th anniversary of consecutive WordCamps—a great achievement and testament to the health of their local WordPress community.
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It’s time for my weekly roundup again. This week of WordPress news has been an interesting one. So, let’s dive right in. The focus of last week was mostly on the release date WordPress 5.0 with the inclusion of Gutenberg as a primary goal. As you can imagine, there was a lot of discussion on the
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The idea of connecting all people to knowledge and each other is enduring. -Bran Ferren Connecting and sharing knowledge are a huge part of our culture at WebDevStudios (WDS). So when opportunities to do exactly that arise, we’re excited to get involved. This weekend, find us connecting at WordCamp Baltimore. And mid-October, join us live
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I love it. Bet your bottom dollar you’ll lose the blues in Chicago… Chicago…. Frank Sinatra said it best. Chicago is magic. You know you are in an urban environment yet you can feel the history created by the city. Shayda Torabi, our Director of Marketing, and I traveled to the windy city to attend
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Many moons ago, I was convinced Boston was the city I would call home. Back then, I applied to Boston University and Emerson with the hope of attending college in that magical city. As luck would have it, I was accepted to both but received a scholarship to a university closer to home. Therefore, my
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WordPress page builders are a hot topic right now; so much so that weekly, we’re coming across page builder reviews and articles that compare the various page builders out there side-by-side. But what exactly are page builders, how do they help you with your website, and most of all, which one is the best solution for
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