.@tanvirulhaque20 at @WordCampAsia on theme.json and how far themes have come: “A #WordPress block theme can be made without writing a single line of CSS Code. Even no PHP code.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/sGHlLz6siE Video

“Companies can have employees a few hours a week for Five For The Future. Companies like @Yoast – they all have full-time #WordPress contributors.” @HariShanker #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/Zptdxpsitb Video

“Every single contribution to #WordPress supports it. Five for the Future cointributions help sustain #WordPress porject directly.” @HariShanker #WCAsia

“By contributing to #WordPress, you are adding to resume. Your .org profile becomes a resume.” @HariShanker #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/hE9MHI6zuE

On stage at @WordCampAsia: @thangman22 on why you don’t need a Progressive Web App for #WordPress. “Notifications on the web doesn’t work. Stop doing it.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/h7noXK3yZn Video

“Nepal has 92 languages so what we try to balance is whenever we do our meetups, we try to conduct in the Nepali languages because it’s comfortable for the audience and speakers. Usually English for WordCamps.” @amitcha #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/x…

“For us, diversity and inclusivity was always a priority. Our ocmmunity two goals are to balance the gender ratio and to include more youngsters on the crew.” @rahuldsarker #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/x1TOqviAhw Video

.@AngelaSJin at @WordCampAsia on the #WordPress community: “It does a really wonderful job of trying to lower the barriers to participate and to make it as diverse and inclusive as possible.. diversity does make us much stronger.” #WCAsia pic….

“My first WordCamp was WordCamp Tokyo 2008.. I saw #WordPress code there that opened a new chapter for me.. that meaning was that we can use the power and we can spread the power… that’s so great and inspired me.” @megane9988 #WCAsia pic.twit…

“I fall in love with the WordCamp. That changed my life. I have attended over 100 WordCamps so far and only one actually happened in my country.” @Asif2BD #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/KB4yoUnhc8 Video

.@miriamschwab on the Israeli #WordPress community: “We are helping to reinvigorate because it’s an interesting community and I think we can learn from each other if we can get together again.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/P5C0yQcDRn Video

Dedicated @WordCampAsia panel on building #WordPress communities in your country with @miriamschwab @AngelaSJin @rahuldsarker @Asif2BD @amitcha @megane9988 #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/GLQJamXDHz Video

“The more we move towards this model about talking about what we can do for the clients, the less they care what’s going on inside the #WordPress project and how. They only care of the results.” @karimmarucchi #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/HiUU0D0R1v…

Reasons why brands dismiss #WordPress according to @karimmarucchi. “How are we going to sell against that, right?” No lock in and massive install base helps move conversation forward. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/4WD0G7Zol5

“The Walt Disney company in 2011 made a 10-year commitment to #WordPress and open source. They’re going at least another 10 years w/ WP. Why? Because they can sit down and they can teach somebody how to use WordPress in five minutes.” @ka…

Nice to @karimmarucchi at @WordCampAsia. He shared how #WordPress has been an #opensource “hub” and how new concepts are shaping the future of what enterprise expects from it and WP. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/jTvgHREgys Video

So @saiftheboss7 was very visual, but the points is fonts cause emotions – from fear to calm. “Experiment on fonts on your website…test your audience. I think that’s the best way.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/eXCl9aYTQe Video

First on @WordCampAsia Day 2 stag was @saiftheboss7 talking about fonts: “When you see a font or you see a text, it basically hitting your brain with different type of emotions, mood, memories, personality and even taste.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.c…

OH: “Best #WCAsia ever.”

👋🏻 Final shot from @WordCampAsia. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/bZ5rTorlsc Video

Last but not least, the @WordCampAsia organizers. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/QR0uWLVuJD Video

Another @WordCampAsia crowd shot. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/QgxTNj3Q9x Video

Shot of @WordCampAsia attendees at the close of #WCAsia. pic.twitter.com/ouULosKp3d Video

Someone give this @WordCampAsia volunteer an award 🏆 for the most energy especially at the end of the conference. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/rD33fWV6rz Video

Just tell @WordCampAsia attendees that they get a free copy #WordPress if they quickly move to the center to get the photo. #WCAsia

You hard me a “hot springs” Taiwan. @WordCampAsia #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/MhmfozR4jc Video

“@WordCampAsia took years of community-building, lots of inspiration from @WordCampUS and @WCEurope then about three years of pandemic planning.” #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/DX8dPcLx7B Video

NEXT HOST CITY for @WordCampAsia. Taipei, Taiwan #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/E7LDyIobaw Video

“We had about 80 volunteers and more AV crews and emcees combined at @WordCamp Asia.” @naokomc #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/GiNigJbKrL Video

So many @WordCampAsia volunteers made this event happen. Thank you 🙏🏻 to all these helpful people. #WCAsia pic.twitter.com/hyaxgB3aHE Video