Complete report from WordCamp Poland 2023 in Gliwice - presentations, workshops, networking.
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WordCamp Poland 2023 - Gliwice report and summary

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Ever wondered what’s at the center of over 40% of all websites? What’s the ecosystem that powers, supports, and motivates millions of people worldwide? The answer is simple - WordPress. WordCamp Poland 2023 was the place to experience this ecosystem live!

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#Introduction to WordCamp

WordCamp is an international conference organized by the WordPress community. It’s a place where specialists from different fields - developers, designers, bloggers, entrepreneurs, marketers - meet to share their knowledge, experiences, and ideas.

#Three days full of knowledge

Friday, May 12 - Contributor Day
A special day where everyone can contribute to WordPress development. Registration, welcome, team division, and work on the project, wrapped up with a Before Party.

Saturday, May 13
A series of presentations focusing on various aspects of business and technology:

  • Transitioning from service company to product company
  • AI direction and role considerations
  • Digital product planning and promotion tips
  • Subscription model in business
  • The art of finishing projects with client satisfaction
  • OKR (Objectives and Key Results) experiences

Speakers included Tomasz Karwatka, Krzysztof Dyszczyk, Ola Gościniak, Łukasz Wilczak, and more.

Sunday, May 14
Focus on the future and technology:

  • AI future and impact on work
  • Practical Gutenberg components usage
  • Headless approach considerations
  • No/low-code tools analysis
  • WordPress without server
  • WordPress + AI impact on SEO

#Workshops

Parallel to the main agenda, workshops covered advanced programming techniques, security, testing, and optimization with topics like dependency injection, TDD with React, wp-cli techniques, and PageSpeed optimization.

#The report

WordCamp Poland 2023 was a conference where I always feel at home. The unique atmosphere in Gliwice, the incredible energy from the first moment, and the inspiring presentations made this year’s event truly exceptional.

Especially memorable were presentations by Tomasz Karwatka, Łukasz Wilczak, and Aleksander Misky. The workshops by Marcin Krzemiński on wp-cli and Maciek Palmowski on Astro were excellent!

See you next year in Wrocław!

#Video Recordings

Watch all the presentations from WordCamp Poland 2023 on the official WordCamp YouTube channel.

📺 Watch WordCamp Poland 2023 Recordings

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