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The local community around 🇮🇹 Rome Core Days 2024 (120 miles):
Terni, Umbria, Italia
Nepi, Lazio, Italy
Recanati, Marche, Italy
Rome, Lazio, Italy
Giulianova, Abruzzo, Italy
Santa Maria Nuova, Marche, Italy
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Look who's attending 🇮🇹 Rome Core Days 2024:
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Alejandro Sanchez
Isotta Peira
Panel – Women in Core
Bernhard Reiter
HTML API
Onboarding Gutenberg Development
Panel – Scaling the WordPress release process
Carlo Daniele
Gutenberg Block Patterns
Giuseppe Mazzapica
Code Quality & Style
New public APIs for Block Bindings
Alain Schlesser
Slot description
Paolo L. Scala
Panel – Multilingual WordPress
Introduction to Core Performance Team: Projects and Objectives
This talk explores the work of the WordPress Core Performance Team, with a focus on core improvements and key projects like the Performance Lab plugin. We’ll cover major areas such as image optimization, database performance, and caching, and how new contributors can actively participate in enhancing WordPress performance.
Carolina Nymark
Themes
Stefano Minoia
Accessibility
Tammie Lister
Themes
Olga Gleckler
Onboarding Core Contribution
André Maneiro
Intro to the DataViews component
DataViews is a new UI component developed by core to display a dataset using different layouts and letting users interact with it (searching, sorting, filtering, field handling, etc.).
It currently powers some of the Site Editor screens such as Patterns, Pages, or Templates. Its goal is to provide a coherent user experience for managing datasets across the WordPress product. While it’s still an evolving component, it’s available for anyone to use.
In this workshop, we’ll explore the fundamental abstractions (views, fields, data, actions) by building some examples, from basic to advanced. The content of this session is relevant to anyone who aims to display a dataset in their plugin page or personal project. It’d also help participants to familiarize themselves with the component and how it’s organized, so they can also make contributions to core.
Materials will be provided to follow the workshop. We recommend participants to be familiar with React development to make the most of the session.
Andrea Fercia
Onboarding – Accessibility
Riad Benguella
Intro to the DataViews component
DataViews is a new UI component developed by core to display a dataset using different layouts and letting users interact with it (searching, sorting, filtering, field handling, etc.).
It currently powers some of the Site Editor screens such as Patterns, Pages, or Templates. Its goal is to provide a coherent user experience for managing datasets across the WordPress product. While it’s still an evolving component, it’s available for anyone to use.
In this workshop, we’ll explore the fundamental abstractions (views, fields, data, actions) by building some examples, from basic to advanced. The content of this session is relevant to anyone who aims to display a dataset in their plugin page or personal project. It’d also help participants to familiarize themselves with the component and how it’s organized, so they can also make contributions to core.
Materials will be provided to follow the workshop. We recommend participants to be familiar with React development to make the most of the session.
Greg Ziółkowski
Panel – Block Editor
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Number of expected attendees:
150
Core Days: an event for the WordPress community
Core Days is a two-day event dedicated to WordPress developers with the aim of creating a moment for the international community of contributors to get together and meet Core contributors, to discuss the future of WordPress and its evolution.
We came up with this idea with the aim of addressing two of the challenges that the global community of contributors have been discussing for a while, online and at WordCamps worldwide.
In the past decade, there has been a lack of WordPress events dedicated exclusively to development. We want to change that.
Core Days concept was born after the idea of celebrating the global WordPress community, so the official language of the event will be English. We can’t wait to welcome in our country all fellow WordPress passionates from around the world!
Goals
We want to design an inclusive and welcoming event, and it is a priority to us to have representations from different teams and projects. To ensure the long term sustainability and health of the developer community in WordPress, we need to participate in the same discussions, share our visions, agree on actionable next steps, and take responsibility for the projects we commit to. We can’t reach this goal without including representatives from all the voices dedicated to the project.
Another fundamental long term goal we’d like to reach, is to bring into our community developers who are not yet familiar with WordPress or think that they can’t contribute to it. By approaching new people, we receive new ideas and motivation.
On this very topic, another goal that we’ve set out to reach is to improve the reputation WordPress may have in some development circles, bolstering its trait of being a very versatile platform, that is balancing incredible longevity with bleeding edge technologies.
Because of the primary goals of the event, we want to offer a schedule that doesn’t include any traditional talk. We’d love to offer a format based on round tables, open discussions, and contribution rooms.
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