An Essay From Japan, Interviews From Italy, Photos From Romania!
This week’s banner image is in memory of Jesse Petersen who left us on this date in 2017. Godspeed Jesse.
HeroPress At WordCamp Europe 2024
Well, WordCamp came and went. We had a wonderful time, and like always met some people I’ve known for years, but never expected to get to meet in real life.
We did 4 interviews, check out these amazing people:
Karolína Vyskočilová
Karolina is from Prague and has been active in the WordPress community for many years. Despite that fact, I had never heard of her, which is one of the main points of these interviews. Find all the new people!
Here’s the audio from our talk.
Aida Correa-Jackson
Aida is from Florida, but grew up in Brooklyn New York. She works hard on Kids Camp, and I won’t spoil the rest of it for you.
Here’s the audio from our talk.
Josephine (Rahissa) Ngo Nonog and Herman Ngembu
Rahissa and Herman came to Italy from Cameroon and someone suggested they try WordCamp!
Thabo Tswana
Thabo is from Zimbabwe originally, but since doing an Essay has had the means to move to South Africa!
Here’s the audio from our talk.
HeroPress.com – A welcoming community that embraces authenticity – 本物らしさを受け入れる温かいコミュニティ
Ben Evans had a love for teaching that he was able to leverage in the WordPress community when the pandemic hit.
I had opportunities to be part of educational projects within Automattic. I coached Japanese support agents, created internal training materials, and developed a new onboarding program for new employees. These experiences rekindled my love for education.
Ben’s essay is available on HeroPress.com.
WPPhotos.Info
This week’s WPPhotos Info is called “Yellow helmet from bird-eye view“.
This photo was taken by Hapiuc Robert on an iPhone 15, wide camera. In the photo is his daughter riding her bike. He used to be a professional photographer and he takes advantage of every opportunity to get a good photograph.
The photo it’s an instant photo, he just takes out the phone, plane it above her and press the shutter button a couple of times.
His taught was that her helmet will look amazing a bird eye view, and it does! The photo was taken around the house on a gravel road.
Read more of the story at WPhttps://wpphotos.info/yellow-helmet-from-bird-eye-view/Photos.info!
The banner at the top of this post is a CC0 licensed photo by Ericka Barboza from the WordPress Photo Directory.