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WordCamp Basel 2025 re-cap: Looking for wiener schnitzels in a sea of noodles

WordCamp Europe 2025 in Basel showcased WordPress at its most mature and strategic. The event brought together 1,723 professionals from 84 countries for essential discussions on accessibility implementation, sustainable development practices, and enterprise-grade solutions. WCEU proved that WordPress now powers critical business operations across industries, supported by a community balancing innovation with practical implementation.

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In 2017. I was sceptical about the quality of the conference. Boy, was I wrong! This year I was worried about the health of attendees. Reason? Venue capacity. All lectures and presentations were jam-packed with people, and many of them had to sit on the floor or stand for hours. In my opinion, the conference reached its full scope in the current venue. Over a thousand attendees. It's time for something bigger!

WCHR2017 attendee quote: "Just pure awesomeness in my honest, humble opinion! The organization was really good, everything went smooth, from the attendee, and speaker’s point of view. The venue was awesome and the catering as well."

I have to be honest - I didn't expect much of WebCamp 2107 edition! It has nothing to do with the conference itself or the people behind it, or the speakers, or the venue... It has to do with our Neuralab Tour 2017, and the fact that it was our 8th major conference this year. We were live streaming most of them, we were guest lecturers and panelists on some of them, we were co-organizers on one of them... So we were not mere patrons and consumers, we got to feel the pulse behind each and every one of them. The old saying goes - too much of anything is good for nothing, so I didn't expect to have a blast on WebCamp.