WordCamp London 2019

This weekend I went to WordCamp London. I think it was my 5th WordCamp London and, as always, it was a really interesting weekend. I learnt a lot, and came away with a bunch of ideas for things to try out.

Whilst I was there I saw some really good talks, the selection of speakers, and range of content, was really good. And I also heard some good things about a number of other talks, that I wish I had seen. So it’s great that the WordCamp was live streamed. This means all the videos are already online and I don’t have to wait for the WordPress.tv versions.

LiveStream#

This year nearly all of the talks were live streamed. You can see them on Youtube (and Facebook and whatnot). However they are all lumped together across about a dozen videos, so below I’ve put together a list of all the talks deep linking to where they begin.

If you check out the schedule you can get a bit more information about each of the talks.

Saturday Track A#

• How Can The Open Source Principles of WordPress Impact Society?
  Remkus de Vries
• How the NEW (Redux Based) Data API Changes Everything in WordPress
  Zac Gordon
• Mindful Design: Designing with Presence for Purpose and Inclusion
  Raffaella Isidori
• 5 eCommerce Trends to Implement Now
  Topher DeRosia
• Design Matters In Open Source
  Tammie Lister
• Introduction to Web Components
  Felix Arntz
• Content Monetisation Platforms with WordPress
  David Lockie

Saturday Track B#

• 5 Steps to a Faster Website and Higher Google Rankings
  Sabrina Zeidan
• UX for Everyone
  Piccia Neri
• Going To The Dark Side, They Have Cookies
  Tim Nash
• Why I’m Building A Robot To Steal My Job
  Sarah Semark
• Syndicating Content with WordPress
  Mark Wilkinson
• How to Scale Your WordPress Business As Painlessly As Possible!
  Alison Rothwell
• Lightning Session
  A Greener Web is Good for Everyone – Tom Greenwood
  The Business Case for Web Accessibility – Bet Hannon
  Gender Gap in IT and the WordPress Community – Ruth Raventós

Saturday Track C#

• No Stream 🙁
  Lightning Session
  Public Speaking: Myths to Dispel and Tips for Success – Simona Simionato
  Using WordPress to Do_Action – Tess Coughlan-Allen
  Collaboration Vs Competition – Meg Fenn
• 8 Lessons I Have Learnt Through My Mental Illness (and How My Life Has Improved with WordPress)
  Judith Schröer
• Sales Funnel = Sausage Maker?
  Yvette Sonneveld
• WordPress and GraphQL
  Michael Burridge
• Fireside Chat: Building a Culture of Safety
  Josepha Haden Chomphosy
• Cognitive Design – Rewiring Conventional Thinking
  Sean Gilroy
• WordPress or Laravel – Why Not Both?
  Chris Brosnan

Sunday Track A#

• A New Plugin Boilerplate for a New Era
  Alain Schlesser
• MAKE The Force Be With You: Successful Establishing Of Partnerships
  Radost Dacheva
• An Introduction to WP-CLI
  Pascal Birchler
• I Tried Writing Some Code… You Won’t Believe What Happened Next!
  Ross Wintle
• JAMstack and WordPress: Friends or Foes?
  Miriam Schwab

Sunday Track B#

• Are You Ready To Publish? – The Afterlife…
  Ronald Gijsel
• HTTP/2 Push For The Stars
  Tom J Nowell
• Websites For Freelancers 101
  Francesca Marano
• Accessibility Testing for Content Managers Workshop
  Rian Rietveld
• How To Build An Accessible WordPress Theme
  Graham Armfield

Sunday Track C#

• Lightning Session
  How to Sell 5 Figure Funnels with WordPress – Mike Killen
  Inside a Project Managers Toolkit – Franz Vitulli
  Rocking Remote Work – Luminus O.Alabi
• Effective Copywriting Tips for Better UX
  Andrea Zoellner
• Develop Locally, Deploy Globally Using Presslabs WordPress Stack
  Calin Don
• Growth Pains: The Challenges Of Finding And Scaling Remote Developer Talent
  Tomaž Zaman
• Lightning Session
  A Masterclass in Collaborating with Education – Tom Chute
  Maintainable CSS Architecture in the Gutenberg Era – Sami Keijonen
  If You Haven’t Added Structural Data Your Site Isn’t Finished – Anne Allen