WordCamp Gdynia 2025: Recap Das erste zweisprachige WordCamp in Polen, war ein gelungenes 3-Tage-Event mit Workshops und vielen Talks.

Mein Recap für das WordCamp Gdynia
#wcgdynia

christopherkurth.com/event/wcgdyn...

Grafik mit der Überschrift ‚Auf diese WordPress Trends solltet Ihr achten!‘ in blauen und orangefarbenen Buchstaben, im Hintergrund stilisierte Fragezeichen und WordPress-Logo.

#WordPress Trends 2025:
KI, Full Site Editing, HTTP/3 & Barrierefreiheit verändern, wie Websites entwickelt und genutzt werden.

Unser Blogartikel fasst zusammen, was Unternehmen, Shops und Agenturen jetzt wissen sollten.

👉 Zum Artikel: webgo.de/blog/wordpre...

#webgo #wcgdynia #wordcamp #agentur

The Dark Side of Automatic Updates: Securing WordPress Supply Chains in CI/CD Automatic updates in WordPress are a safety net, ensuring that sites are always running the latest code. But for development teams working with continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD), the real…

I was lucky to present at #WCGdynia on automatic updates.

Even if you don't use them I encourage you to watch this talk, not to convince you, but to see what things you can do around updates in general to make them safer and more reliable. (Hint it's testing)

wordpress.tv/2025/09/30/t...

The Long Way to WordCamp Gdynia: LoopConf, WPLDN and a Lot of Coffee by Tim Nash From Leeds to London for WPLDN and LoopConf, then on to WordCamp Gdynia — turns out Poland is easier to reach than the capital. A week of security talks, AI debates, community, and flight delays.

Taking @ohhelloana.blog talk seriously and hit publish...
The long way to WordCamp Gdynia 🚀
Leeds → London (WPLDN + LoopConf) → Poland 🇵🇱
Turns out it’s quicker to get to Gdynia than London.
timnash.co.uk/the-long-way...

#loopconf #WCGdynia