December marked the Inaugural WordCamp US event held in Philadelphia — the tasty city of our country’s forefathers — and it was a grand old time. After devouring a couple of hot cheesesteaks and perogies with some new friends, it’s obvious that Philly was a great location for this year’s epic conference of WordPress enthusiasm, swag and networking. There was A LOT in store for 2015’s wordcampers, including some juicy talk about WordPress 4.4, the REST API, Javascript, Calypso, best practices, and the future of WordPress at large.Read More
I made it through WordCamp SF 2014 (my second WordCamp to date!) and my mind is still processing all of the awesome that has occurred. Here’s a look at some of my takeaways from this incredibly memorable and highly anticipated annual weekend experience.Read More
The Razorfrog team attended WordCamp San Francisco this past weekend, and as always, we like to share a few of our lessons, talks, links, and other takeaways from the conference. There’s a lot to take in over two days, so I’ll try to be brief! You can also read Scott’s thoughts here. Read More
Max, Scott, and Kristan are back from the annual Wordcamp in San Francisco’s Mission Bay and wanted to share the top lessons and ideas we each took away from WordCamp SF 2013.Read More
A quick update from the road while at Wordcamp 2013 in San Francisco. After heading Mike Schroder’s talk: Magical WordPress Management using WP-CLI, I decided to install WP-CLI on a new Grid Server from Mediatemple. Unfortunately wp-cli’s default installer fails, but the following commands work if you’d like to give it a shot on your own.Read More
After spending the last three days at Wordcamp San Francisco 2011, we decided to take count of all of our WordPress sites to create some statistic magic. Who doesn’t love numbers?Read More