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A $50 ticket sounds cheap — unless you're flying from across the world. Let's talk about who WordCamps are actually accessible to.

WordCamp Europe in Athens was a conference worth attending — even if Athens itself seemed determined to make us regret the trip.

WordPress turns 20 — and I've been there for most of it. Here's a personal look back at what the platform meant, and still means, to me.

WordCamp Gliwice gave me an excuse to discover a city I never planned to visit — and a great lineup of talks about Astro, AI, and headless WordPress.

Everyone's talking about headless WordPress — but is it the right call for your project, or just clever marketing? The answer might surprise you.

Over 80% of secrets leaked in Git repos are left there unintentionally. Here's how to stop it from happening to you.

I wanted a new bike. I hate waking up at 6am. So naturally, I wrote a Playwright test, a Telegram bot, and a GitHub Action to do it for me.

PHP UK is the biggest PHP conference in Europe — and my first time there didn't disappoint. Here's what stuck with me from London.

My first non-WordPress conference — JS World and VueJS Amsterdam in one trip. The talks were great, the coffee was better, and Playwright finally clicked.