For the second year in a row, we will be sponsoring our local WordCamp to support the WordPress community in the country I personally call home. And yes, headquarters for Do the Woo in Porto.
WordCamp Lisboa takes place on May 16th and 17th, with Contributors Day followed by the event. And to kick it off, they have their traditional Warm up Lisboa WordPress Meetup on the evening of the 15th featuring speaker Milana Cap, a good friend of Do the Woo.
The full schedule is available with sessions in both Portuguese and English.
Plus as expected, there will be a great after-party.
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I will personally be there at our sponsor booth hanging out with all the cool people coming to the event. And yes, I will bring my gear if anyone would like to do a short audio or video podcast. I’m pretty easy to find, the guy with the hat. 😉
Hope to see you there. And if you are attending, let us know in the comments.
PS: Watch for an episode of WordPress Event Talk soon with some of the organizers from WordCamp Lisboa.
