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WCEU Photos & Facts – WordCamp Europe 2018 – Belgrade

By KresimirKoncic on 20/06/2018 Filed Under: Architecture, Development, News, Photo

More than 2000 people joined forces and made the biggest WordPress event in history. But don't take our word for it - we have photos and facts to juice you up for the next WCEU - drumroll please!

We made an intro about WCEU 2018 on our previous #NeuralabTour2018 post so i don’t want to get into tech details here. Let’s just say that this was hands-down the biggest and most impressive WordCamp ever and i can’t wait for another one. Here are some quick facts about #WCEU WordCamp Europe 2018:

  • Twitter impressions: 6m+
  • Number of on-site attendees: 2085
  • Live stream attendees: 808
  • Contributor day: 500 people in 24 teams!
  • Quiz participants: 492
  • Volunteers: 178
  • Sponsors: 81
  • Visiting countries: 68
  • Speakers: 65
  • Organizing crew: 54
  • Number of stages: 5
  • Live captioning crew: 2
  • Number of quiet zones: 1
  • Number of crying sessions: 1 (feedback for Morten: include some helpful ethics tips next time; for us senior folks :))
  • WCUS 2019 and 2020: St. Louis, Missouri
  • WCEU 2019: Berlin!

 



And of course, here are some quick facts about Gutenberg (sorry, no GDPR here :))

  • Library of 20+ blocks to improve your content editing experience
  • Support for child blocks (and parent blocks obviously :))
  • support for nested blocks
  • Copy/Paste from Evernote, Google Docs, MS Word, Apple pages, Office 365 and Markdown!
  • Templates > Allows you to build a layout that can be used  or assigned to complete pages.
  • Complete WYSIWYG editing
  • Fully adaptive / responsive
  • Global Blocks > allow you to reuse blocks of content across the entire application.
  • Use Gutenberg Ramp to gradually push changes to existing web applications
  • Roadmap, June: Freeze new features, Opt-in for WP admin users on wp.com, Opt-In for teachers, hosts and agencies, Mobile app support
  • Roadmap, July: 4.9 release with invitation to install Gutenberg or classic editor, heavy triage, bug gardening, opt-out for wp.com admin users
  • Roadmap, August: Integration with Calypso, critical issues resolved, Core merge, beginning the 5.0 release cycle + 5.0 beta out (probably)
  • You can read Petra’s long-read on Gutenberg editor here



Hope you enjoyed our quick photos & facts overview (and hope to see you in Berlin next year. Tickets will be available from 1st of September so hop in early :)) On another note, we’re always on a lookout for new team-members so if you’re eager about WCEU, WordPress and Gutenberg, contact us and we can talk about developing WP projects together!

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