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Some time ago I took part in WordCamp Gdynia. A lot happened and it's time to sum up this amazing event.

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During the International PHP Conference, I had a chance to give a talk called "Give WordPress a try - it's not as bad as you can think". I wanted to show people that despite the reputation that WP has, is a very important CMS and that it evolved in the last years.

WordCamps are one of the cheapest events in the IT world. But are they truly affordable?

What a conference it was. Like every year, it was amazing to meet all of my friends, meet some new people and learn something new.

Can you imagine that WordPress is 20 years old? I can't. I still wear the t-shirt that was created for WP's 15th birthday. I also remember how we celebrated those birthday in Kalisz, during a WordUp. A lot have changed during those years.

I had the pleasure of being a speaker at WordCamp Gliwice. Was it a bit stressful - yes, was it amazing - also yes.

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WordPress has more than 40% of the CMS market share. But we are not alone in the IT world. There is a lot happening outside of WordPress.

Gijo accused WP-Optimize of cheating the Google Page Score. It wasn't true, but the news about WP-Optimize cheating reached many people.