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Jul 17
The WordCamp US 2026 schedule is now live. Sessions cover AI, accessibility, design, business, and technical topics, with tracks suited to every experience level. Contributor Day takes place August 16, followed by Showcase Day on August 17, and two conference days on August 18–19
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Jina Parekh spent her first 10 years in WordPress building a career. She hopes to spend the next 10 years strengthening her local community and helping others grow. Read her HeroPress story in English or Gujarati. heropress.com/?p=8775
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Aug 10
WordPress 7.1 will bring responsive block styles to Core on August 19. You can define tablet and mobile styles in Global Styles or theme.json, and themes can configure their own breakpoints. RC2 is available now, so there is still time to test your plugins and themes.
What’s new for developers? (August 2026)
From developer.wordpress.org
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Aug 9
Planning your schedule for WordCamp US 2026 in Phoenix? The organizers have put together 4 preplanned routes based on attendee type: beginner, freelance practitioner, modern developer, and WordCamp veteran. You can pick the one that fits and adjust from there.
Forgot your map? Pick the WordCamper who sounds the most like you and follow a preplanned route.
From us.wordcamp.org
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Aug 8
Passing a typed event object to do_action() instead of loose arguments gives you named payloads, collision-free hook names via fully-qualified class names, and filter-like mutation without a return value to forget.
Rethinking do_action(): Events as objects, hooks as class names
From developer.wordpress.org