The last week was tough. I mean really tough. Just two weeks ago, I thanked event organizers on this blog. Now I see myself in the exact same situation. The cancellation of WordCamp Europe 2020 On Thursday evening last week, … Read more →
I was planning to write on a different subject today for this week’s #project26 blog post, but due to recent events, I had to write this one today. WordCamp Asia 2020 February is over, and it was an eventful month … Read more →
Last weekend, I’ve visited WordCamp Cologne. It was my fourth WordCamp in Cologne and the second year in a row, they organized it as a BarCamp. Last year they had only one day with talks, this year it … Read more →
On Saturday I had my first talk this year at WordCamp Zagreb. You can find a review of this WordCamp in my previous blog post. The slides can be viewed and downloaded here.
Another weekend, another WordCamp, another new city … well, actually another new country in Europe I visited. Only two weeks after my vitsit to WordCamp Brigthon, I traveled to Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, to meet a new european community. … Read more →
About 20 years ago, I first visited the UK, when I’ve spent 3 weeks at the coast in Sussex. There was a day trip to Brighton, but I was invited to a weeding by my host family. But after missing … Read more →
Yes, I know. This is yet another WordCamp review blog post. But I promise, in the next two month, there will be “regular” posts 🙂 So I am currently sitting in the plane back to Berlin – time to write … Read more →
You know I am spontaneous, when it comes to WordCamps, right? So three weeks ago was WordCamp Berlin. On the Contributor Day on Friday, Jenny Wong asked the design team, if they could help WordCamp Copenhagen with their website. She … Read more →
Some of you might say “what, yet another WordCamp review?”, but no, this one will be different. And the reason is quite simple. For WordCamp Berlin 2017, I was the lead organizer so I had almost no time to see … Read more →
I just got back from my second WordCamp this year and also the second in Italy: WordCamp Torino. At WordCamp London three weeks ago, I was pretty sure, that I would not attend this one. But only a week later, … Read more →