15 x 15’s to raise £15k for my 15kth day So here’s the plan. In April, I’ll be 15,000 days old. That felt worth marking somehow. Separately, one of my goals this year is to raise some money for charity to give back more. When I posted on Twitter to ask for ideas on how […]
Author: David Lockie
Tree-hugging, technology-loving, CEO of Pragmatic, music lover, husband, step dad.
Weekly photos
To help get the creative juices flowing again this year, I’m posting a photo a week over on Instagram. I’d kind of like to do this for every week of my life going back as far as I can. Let’s call that a stretch goal! For now, I’m going to aim for this year – […]
Public statement of intent to blog more
Despite working in content management, I’ve been awful at writing. This is a short post to commit myself publicly to writing more. I’m not sure what about yet, and not all of it will be public, but I want to see what difference being rigorous about writing makes to my life.
Web 3 & WordPress: Preparing for the next future of digital with Pragmatic’s David Lockie
The digital world is changing. Fast. The next evolution of the web and WordPress will open up all new experiences you can use to delight and surprise your audience in ways that deliever more value to the visitor and the businesses that serve them than ever before.In this episode of PressThis, we interview WordPress futurist […]
The Future of WordPress
Four key members of the WordPress community discuss what the future of WordPress holds – a panel discussion led by Ana Silva. via WordPress.tv
The Future of WordPress – WordCamp Brighton Panel
A 62-minute panel discussion about WordPress’s future recorded two months before Gutenberg’s launch—featuring Alain Schlesser, Mika Epstein, Tammie Lister, and me, discussing the editor revolution, REST API adoption, and the risks of not changing.