“WordPress is changing, but themes aren’t. They aren’t using REST API and using old school methods.” @jacklenox #wceu

“Help other users: A happy user is a user that will promote WordPress on their own.” @xibe_public #wceu

“English: 3rd most popular language. Internationalizing software gives users native experience.” @helenhousandi #wceu

“Average homepage loads near 2MB. We shouldn’t be punishing users on low-bandwidth devices.” @helenhousandi #wceu

“People who turn JS off know what they are getting into. But javascript can break, and we should prepare for that.” @helenhousandi #wceu

“Graceful degradation” & “progressive enhancement” terms sadly I can’t apply to my physical body anytime soon. #wceu

.@helenhousandi talking about developing for front-end capabilities in WordPress at @WCEurope. #wceu

You know @WCEurope is a classy WordCamp when speakers drink water (is that water?) out of wine glasses. #wceu

“Quality code is about having automated tests.” @aaronjorbin #wceu

Great band. @aaronjorbin #wceu

.@aaronjorbin mentions PostCSS at #wceu. PostCSS is a tool for transforming CSS with JS plugins: github.com/postcss/postcss

“WordPress using SASS means you need to know CSS and SASS. There’s a barrier of double knowledge.” @aaronjorbin #wceu

What could be coming to future version of WordPress editor. @ellaiseulde #wceu

There some “markdown” like shortcuts coming to WordPress 4.3 editor for creating lists, etc. @ellaiseulde #wceu

“Only provide tools in your plugin or software interface when your user needs them.” @ellaiseulde #wceu

.@markjaquith makes a joke at #wceu combining “Hotel California” and Git. So he’s human after all.

“It’s vain to think our software will be the best solution. Include a way for users to export data.” @markjaquith #wceu

“When sunsetting a feature in your software, warn your users. Announce a date. Make a plan.” @markjaquith #wceu

“Each of these statements can alienate.” @markjaquith #wceu

“If all the users of your software are white men, then you might be sending wrong messages.” @markjaquith #wceu

“Ethics are not just about what is legal, but what is right.” @markjaquith #wceu

.@markjaquith talks about WordPress’s list of freedoms and philosophy: wordpress.org/about/philosop… #wceu

“Just because it happens online doesn’t make it less real. Eecommece is commerce. Bullying is still bullying.” @markjaquith #wceu

Catch @markjaquith talking on “Ethics & WordPress development” at #wceu right on livestream: europe.wordcamp.org/2015/live-stre…

Those who were talking about Drupal during @photomatt Q&A should have stuck around for @miss_jwo “respect other tech” talk at #wceu.

“Just because you respect something doesn’t mean you have to agree with it.” @miss_jwo #wceu

Agree 100%: “Invite outside community people to speak at our meetups and WordCamps.” @miss_jwo #wceu

“If you run a local WordPress meetup, consider a join event with a local PHP group.” @miss_jwo #wceu

“In planning WordCamps, let’s be considerate of when we set dates in terms of other PHP conferences. At least open dialog.” @miss_jwo #wceu

“A *CORE* WordPress developer expressed fear of going to PHP conferences.” @miss_jwo #wceu