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We’re just two days away from the first Boston WordPress Hack Day, happening March 2, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Bocoup Loft in Boston. This is an all-hands-on-deck, head-down day of hacking that gives developers the chance to contribute to WordPress core by tackling open tickets in Trac and helping to fine tune v 3.6. Our guys are devoting their Saturday to giving back to WordPress, and we think that speaks to the caliber of their passion for the platform.
If you are interested in Hack Day, you can still register. We hope to see you there.
Remember how incredible summer camp was when you were a kid? We do.
It was all about discovery, fun and fellowship in the great outdoors … campfire stories, and cannonballs into the lake. Pretty great, right? Well, July’s WordCamp Boston is a lot like that, but instead of cannonballs into the lake, WordCampers dive headfirst into WordPress and then swim around for awhile—two days to be exact. In other words, it’s the ultimate summer camp for geeks like us. We’re so grateful for it, and this year we want to express our gratitude by giving back in a major way: We’re proud to announce Oomph’s Platinum Sponsorship of WordCamp Boston happening July 14 and 15 at Boston University.
WordCamp is a valuable educational experience that brings together WordPress developers, designers, bloggers, and businesses all under one roof to talk about one of our favorite things, the WordPress platform. Camp, which has grown steadily over the past few years, is expected to break records this year with between 600 and 800 attendees. It’s an informal, community-organized event created and led by people like us, who want to share what we know, see what’s next with the platform, and meet new WordPress enthusiasts, professionals, and enthusiastic professionals.