Join the WordPress Portsmouth Meetup on 19th August 2020 for a series of talks given by members of the Plugin Kollektiv on their work supporting some popular plugins available from WordPress.org
About the Plugin Kollectiv
The Pluginkollektiv is a group of WordPress folks from Europe, determined to take care of some beloved plugins in the WordPress.org plugin directory. Ever heard of Antispam Bee, Statify or Cachify? Well that’s us.
For the remaining 6 months of 2020, the WordPress Portsmouth Meetup will remain online. I ( Herb ) will be creating the Events on Meetup.com and the website in due course. The proposed events are as follows.
Apart from July’s meeting, which was postponed for a week, all are being held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, from 7pm.
There may still be a clash with other meetups: e.g. Cheltenham, Manchester, Edinburgh. But we do start slightly later. You can, if you wish, try to attend more than one meetup in an evening. I don’t recommend attending meetings concurrently.
We’ll continue to use Zoom and will record some of the meetings. We’ll edit the videos before publishing them on YouTube. This may not be done instantaneously.
Join the WordPress Portsmouth Meetup on 22nd July 2020 for “Build your own WordPress website – Part Two”.
Following last month’s meetup with Vicki Jakes’ talk entitled “Build your own WordPress website in 21 steps” we’re going to go into a lot more detail on some of the steps. Intricate technical stuff.
Join the WordPress Portsmouth Meetup on 15th April 2020 for a streamed talk, by Robert Windisch of Inpsyde, on “How to build and sell WordPress plugins”.
Robert will be presenting live from his office in Germany.
The event starts at 7pm. Please register to attend the virtual event using Meetup.com. The Zoom link has been sent to attendees from Meetup.com. It’s also available on Slack and wpcalendar.io/online.
As of March 2020, the Portsmouth WordPress Meetup is going to be meeting virtually.
Details of links to the virtual meetups will be published on the website, Twitter @wppompey, Facebook and the #meetup-portsmouth channel on UK WP Community Slack.
This is where we’ll be publishing the links, when we know them.
Thanks to Leo Mindel for his assistance. We’ll be going live at around 19:30.
Come to the WordPress Portsmouth Meetup on 19th February 2020 for a streamed talk, by Tony Blacker, entitled “Nightingale: How Gutenberg can save the NHS money and improve health outcomes.”
Tony will be presenting live from Ipswich.
The event starts at 7pm. There will be a social to carry on discussions and network after the meeting for any attendees who wish to go to it.
