1–3 September 2017 · Croatia · #wchr
Two weeks after the conference and we are ready to take look at this event with a cold head. Judging by most people feedback, our dear attendees and media — we can say that we did a pretty good job of promoting WordPress and open–source in yet another successfull WordCamp in Croatia. But let’s get into a little more details.
There is one partner that we didn’t thank before today, as we wanted to wait until the workshops are over so we could also share some photos with you too. This partner is Algebra, our educational partner that has been with us for the past two years helping us share the WordPress love. Algebra hosted us on Friday for the 12 incredible workshops (for some 140 people) and again on Sunday for the Contributor day. Thank you, Algebra.
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Hello everyone. Another WordCamp in Croatia is behind us. We have sent out the attendee and speaker survey in order to get your feedback. If you didn’t get the e-mail and you attended the WordCamp, check your spam or junk folder.
While we are preparing a full recap with some interesting stats and information, we would like to encourage you to share the links to the posts you wrote about WordCamp Zagreb 2017. Just send a link as a comment to this article or share it on Twitter under #wchr tag.
Thank you and talk to you soon!
When we started to organise WordCamp Zagreb 2017, we knew we’d need strong media partners to help us spread the message. Read more about Večernji list, Netokracija and Bug.
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When we created a call for sponsors page, we wanted to give a simple option for our community to show their support for WordCamp Zagreb. We created a special type of ticket with no extra benefits, with the only purpose of paying a little bit extra to show support. All 20 tickets we planned were bought by 20 awesome people.
Igor Benić, Tomislav Miklec, Mario Smode, Frano Barać, Marko Orešković, Nikola Plejić, Silvio Martinec, Milenko Radic, Edin Osmanagić, Kevin Hassall, Rahela Lončarić, Dejan Strancar, Nejc Ukmar, Matjaz Zorko, Nemanja Cimbaljevic, Vlado Bosnjak, Marin Barbic, Ana Vuksanovic, Ivan Paulin and Jadran Bižić — Thank you! ❤️👏
WordCamp after–parties are something people remember as highlights of the event, because after a full day of great talks, learning stuff and talking to sponsors and eating tasty lunch — it’s a perfect time for informal networking. This year we are doing something a little bit differently. You won’t believe what. o.O
Databox is the leading Cloud provider in Croatia and our professional track partner. We have talked with Filip in this interview, to learn more about their company and their service. Read the interview and be sure to find them at WordCamp Zagreb for more questions.
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Croatian text is followed by English.
Ostala su još dva dana do trećeg hrvatskog WordCampa koji se od petka do nedjelje održava u Zagrebu. U petak smo za vas pripremili 12 radionica, a u subotu 20 predavanja. Red je, stoga, da najavimo i otvorimo registracije za Contributor day u nedjelju. Continue reading “Prijavite se na Contributor day u nedjelju” →
Ivan Ružević is Senior WordPress developer and the second speaker from Infinum, a design, and development agency from Zagreb, Croatia.