Here’s an overview of some of the most interesting WordPress articles and pieces of news from last month. Check it out and get yourself up to speed with or revisit the project’s latest developments.

Meet Adam W. Warner, Global Field Marketing Senior Manager at GoDaddy and long-time WordPress community member. Check out our interview to learn more about Adam's beginnings with the early days of web development and his journey from working as a WordPress evangelist to his community-focused dream job.

We’re back with an overview of some of our favorite WordPress reads from last month. We hope you enjoy July’s recap and find some useful insights in it.

For our latest interview, we talked with Rich Tabor, Senior Product Manager of WordPress Experience at GoDaddy and (co-)founder of several Gutenberg-related projects. An early adopter and a huge proponent of the block editor, Rich spoke to us about his work with it and the impact that blocks will have on the future of site building in WordPress. 

Kicking off with the highly anticipated and groundbreaking WCEU 2020, the project’s most expansive virtual event so far, June was another exciting month for WordPress. Check it out and revisit some of our favorite WordPress-related blog posts written in June.

Leading up to what was to be the biggest online WordPress event so far, May turned to be a huge month for the open-source project and its community, with the CMS also celebrating its 17th birthday. Here’s an overview of some of the top WordPress blog posts written in May.

It’s been a long and - probably - very different month. We all have probably learned a lot and hopefully discovered some new opportunities; on one hand, a lot of companies have likely realized that they underestimated the power of digitalization, meanwhile on the other hand some companies identified where in the on-line process they could do even better.

We recently spoke with Jonathan Wold, Community Lead for WooCommerce at Automattic. Taking into account the current situation with COVID-19, we focused our discussion on how WordPress and other tech communities have been affected, and how event organizers and community members in general should act in such times of crisis.

We hope you’re all staying safe and enjoying your (for some) new-found work from home experience. If you’re looking for some good WordPress-related reads while you’re stuck at home, here’s a recap of some of last month’s top WordPress blog posts.

We recently had the honor of hosting our first WordPress meetup; one of the speakers there was Igor Funa, creator of the popular Ad Inserter plugin with over 200,000 active installations. Give it a read if you'd like to learn about his work with WordPress and IT in general, and how it feels to make such a substantial contribution to one of the largest software communities.