What I’m Doing Now
I did a talk at WordCamp Sunshine Coast early this year called “Adjusting your Sails for the Winds of Change” and it was, as is often the case, fairly autobiographical. You see, I’ve been watching the landscape of WordPress and websites change, moving more and more away from flat out PHP into Javascript and I felt like this representated a crossroads for me.
I can do HTML and CSS with ease, and PHP with effort… to stay current I was going to have to learn JS as well?
Of course all of that would have been possible, but the longer I spend in this game the more quickly things change, and well, if you’re anything like me, keeping up with these young whippersnappers who are chasing us old guard down, can be exhausting.
So… I’ve been slowly adjusting my own sails, and moving to a less hands on approach to WordPress site building into a more management, supportive role for the teams I’ve been involved in.
This started with XWP through 2015 and 2016 and will continue with Human Made from now going forward as I’ve accepted a role as a Senior Project Manager with them. I’m leaving my freelancing behind and stepping into this exciting new phase with a company I’ve admired for years and for whom some of my best friends work.
These are indeed exciting times ahead.
I’ll still be traveling when time/finances/need allows, maybe even more so, and I’ll still be attending WordCamps, meetups and WordPress/Project Management/Internet related events also as time allows. I hope I get to see you there!
What I can do for you
I can introduce you to awesome people and agencies working in WordPress who may be able to help you with your WordPress project or training needs.
I can have coffee, or drinks at any of the WordPress events you’ll find me at (usually at http://wpmelb.org) or any of the following:
Where you’ll find me…
On the calendar for the immediate future are the following events;
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WordCamp Auckland NZ in March
WordCamp London, UK in March
WordCamp Europe, Paris France in June
WordCamp Brisbane, Australia in July
WordCamp Singapore, in October
In case this is the first ‘Now’ page you’ve seen, you can read all about it here… http://nownownow.com
