Most conference talks would be better with one simple addition — a feedback session a week before. Here's how it works and why it changes everything.

Three conferences in one venue, one trip to Vilnius — CyberWiseCon was unlike anything I'd attended before. Here's what made it stand out.

I promised myself I'd come back to Open Source Day after 2024. A year later, I kept that promise — and Florence delivered again.

13 conferences in one year isn't luck — it's a system. Here's the exact framework I use to find speaking opportunities and actually get selected.

WordCamp Gdynia remains my favorite Polish WordCamp — and this year I was speaking about security for the first time. The nerves were real.

My first non-WordPress conference as a speaker, in Florence of all places. OS Day 2024 covered everything from CMSs to space rockets — and it was perfect.

Returning to JSWorld Amsterdam felt completely different the second time — when you know people, the whole conference dynamic changes.

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.

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.