Speaking and Sponsoring at WordCamp Cincinnati 2016
Seems like we like to travel, actually Cincinnati is now a local camp for us. If you’re at WordCamp this weekend we highly recommend checking out Andrea‘s session, we saw
Seems like we like to travel, actually Cincinnati is now a local camp for us. If you’re at WordCamp this weekend we highly recommend checking out Andrea‘s session, we saw
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Back to back WordCamps! We’re excited about the upcoming WordCamp Boston after last weekend’s WordCamp NYC. Both Meeky and Matt will be speaking this week about the WP REST API
We’re looking forward to this weekend’s WordCamp NYC, especially since they selected Andrea‘s session on (Php)Storming WordPress – A remote debugging experience. It looks like there are a ton of
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We’re excited to be a part of next week’s WordCamp Albuquerque (April 30, 2016). While I’ll be traveling down from Denver solo this year, I hope to see what the Albuquerque WordPress
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