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Everyone comes to WordCamp US with a different goal.

Whether you’re hoping to learn, contribute to WordPress, meet collaborators, or explore what’s next for the open web, this post can help you find your path through the event. https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-NQ

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Krytter is a software company serving the outdoor outfitting industry. Their WordPress site, built with Blocksy, uses bold visuals and clear messaging to reach a specific audience: guides and adventure businesses. It’s a solid example of WordPress powering a focused SaaS product site, not just media or retail. https://wp.me/smwwI-krytter

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The May 2026 WordPress education report is out. WordPress Campus Connect (WPCC) has reached 6,200 total attendees across 45 events, with 31 more in the planning stages. A student in the WordPress Credits program translated a photo walk guide into Spanish, and a community in Mexico used it to run their own event. https://wp.me/p2U65r-mwm

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“Do you really want control for AI to be with three companies or three countries?”

At WordCamp Europe 2026, Mary Hubbard spoke about why the WordPress community should be part of the conversation about AI, open source, and the future of the web.

Revisit the full WCEU recap: https://wordpress.org/news/2026/06/wceu-2026-recap/

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WordCamp Europe 2027 is heading to Málaga, Spain, May 27–29. Lead Organisers Nilo Vélez, Emma Wager, and Lucas Radke are already planning the event, and the call for organisers is now open. https://wp.me/pgyJ7n-33D

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This is what WordCamp US feels like.

Conversations in the hallway. Ideas shared between sessions. Contributors, creators, builders, and friends coming together around WordPress.

WCUS 2025 gave us so many moments to remember, and we can’t wait to bring that energy to Phoenix in 2026.

Get your ticket: https://us.wordcamp.org/2026/tickets/

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From CERN’s keynote to WordPress 7.0, Contributor Day, AI conversations, education initiatives, and the road to Málaga, WordCamp Europe 2026 was packed with moments worth revisiting.

Catch up with the full recap from Kraków: https://wordpress.org/news/2026/06/wceu-2026-recap/

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Code is poetry. Merch is proof.

The WordPress Mercantile is ready, with official gear for contributors, builders, publishers, and Wapuu fans everywhere.

Apparel, drinkware, accessories, and more, shipped worldwide.

https://mercantile.wordpress.org/

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LIBRUS, a Polish education-technology company whose tools are used by schools across Poland, runs its public website on WordPress. The Showcase has more on how they use it. https://wp.me/smwwI-librus

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The June 2026 WordPress developer roundup covers WordPress 7.0, client-side media processing testing, collaborative editing outreach for 7.1, and the React 19 compatibility situation after its temporary revert in Gutenberg. https://developer.wordpress.org/news/?p=6195

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