Events

At WordPress London this month we’re talking about building a fully-featured Laravel application with data from WooCommerce and HTML5 elements and accessibility.

We’re taking a break from the regular schedule this month due to the summer holidays, we appreciate its short notice; we’re planning to meet for a more informal event to discuss the future of WPLDN – we hope some of you can join us!

At WordPress London this month we are talking scaling agencies and good and bad programming principles. We are also happy to announce that we will be moving to our new venue; the brand new Cloudflare offices at County Hall, London. You can read a full announcement post over on our WP&UP blog for more details.

We’ll be looking at delivering lighting fast content updates to your site users, as Phil takes us through a how and why Liveblog has received AMP support. And Dan will be opening a discussion about the impact of freelancing/lone working on our mental health. Did we mention tickets for WordCamp London 2019 are now available? https://2019.london.wordcamp.org/tickets/

The #WPLDN is back for 2019! We also want to mention that tickets for WordCamp London 2019 are now available: https://2019.london.wordcamp.org/tickets/ This month we’ll be learning about building public speaking skills to promote your business and give back to the community, as well as taking a look at the JAM (JavaScript, API and Markup) stack, combining WordPress and Gatsby.

Join us for the last formal WordPress London meetup of 2018. We’ll be looking at marketing our WordPress focused businesses, as well as how we transition into a life in a Gutenberg world.

Have you ever considered the impact your website has on the environment? Tom will be looking at the benefits of a greener web. And Chris will be talking about going beyond just eCommerce with WooCommerce.

Picking up where we left off last month 🎉Keith will be back to talk about his journey with the WordPress community and JJ will be taking us though how being in over our head can actually be fun.

The WordPress London Meetup is celebrating 10 years of events this month! So come and join us, there might even be cake 🍰 We’ll be hearing from David Waumsley about alternative ways to build a WordPress focused business and Keith Devon will be looking back at his WordPress community journey.