The Human Made blog
The latest thinking on enterprise WordPress, open source technology, and life at Human Made.
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What happened at A Week of REST?
On 5th September we welcomed developers from all over the world for our very first developer workshop – A Week of REST. It was wonderful to bring together such an engaged group of developers to the beautiful Peak District for four days of in-depth learning about the WordPress REST API and React. Why organise a…
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Announcing Out of Office, a remote work event
We’re thrilled to announce our latest event, Out of Office, an online conference for remote companies and professionals that will be streamed live on November 29th from 4pm – 8pm (GMT). Why? We’ve been a distributed agency since 2012. With 36 employees across the globe, we wanted to explore questions about remote work and share what…
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WCEU 2016: Talks Recommended by the Humans
It’s been over a month since the biggest WordCamp to date was hosted in Vienna for three intense days of talks, tribe meetups, mingling, networking and much more. Between the 24th – 26th June, WordCamp Europe 2016 welcomed 2100 people from all over the world in the beautiful MuseumsQuartier Wien. As usual, Human Made were there in force,…
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Scholarships for A Week of REST
A Week of REST will host a limited number of developers for a week-long workshop on using the WordPress REST API to build applications from 5th to 9th of September 2016 in Darwin Lake, Matlock in the United Kingdom. Attendees will get hands-on experience from Ryan McCue, co-lead of the REST API project, and Joe Hoyle,…
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A Week of REST: 5th – 9th September 2016
Today we’re excited to announce our latest event, A Week of REST, a five-day developer workshop in Matlock, Derbyshire, from 5th – 9th September 2016. As a company, we have a lot of in-house knowledge about the REST API: our developers have been a huge part of developing the feature, we use it for client projects…
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#HMgoes to WordCamp Torino!
If you’ve been to a WordCamp in Italy during 2014 or 2015, you’ve probably taken a detour to a parallel universe at some point. That’s right: whilst WordCamps were held in 34 different countries in 2015, with a huge jump in WordCamps held in Europe (from 17 in 2014 to 29 in 2015), Italy’s last…