New York, NY – WooCommerce is an open source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It is designed for small to large-sized online merchants using WordPress. WooCommerce community, the community of the most popular method to sell online with about 600 000 WordPress powered site and 6 million downloads is collaborating with the WooCommerce New York Meetups group. Out of the objective to create a platform where the community will like to integrate like – minded people to talk about and help each other out on Woo – related issues in any part of the world, Meetups were born.
Meant to benefit the local WooCommerce community through live events and broader WordPress community through sharing of knowledge, the New York WooCommerce group will be collaborating with the World WooCommerce communities at large to better give more to the ever enthusiastic WooCommerce users.
“In the past year we’ve crept more and more out of our cyber shell and attended an increasing amount of WordPress events and ecommerce events. The response to all things WooCommerce has been tremendous but the need users have for collaboration and assistance is abundant. We recognize that there are limitations to what we can do for our users on WooThemes.com and thus want to create space for users (developers and store owners) to connect, help one another and see what emerges. Simply put, amazing things happen when people come together.” Jeremy Andrews
WooCommerce Meetups are held around the world by passionate individuals - join one and see how WooCommerce can help you set up your online shop.
To know more about the upcoming Meetups, visit: http://www.meetup.com/New-York-WooCommerce-Meetup/
WooCommerce is an open source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. It is designed for small to large-sized online merchants using WordPress. Launched on September 27, 2011 the plugin quickly became famous for its simplicity to install and customization and being free in nature.
WooCommerce was first developed by WordPress theme developer WooThemes, who hired Mike Jolley and Jay Koster, developers at Jigowatt, to work on a fork of Jigoshop that became WooCommerce. In August 2014, 381,187 sites (or 17.77% of e-commerce sites online)
In the first week of November 2014, was the first WooConf, a conference held in San Francisco, California and around 300 attendees talked about eCommerce using WooCommerce.
To learn more, visit: http://www.meetup.com/New-York-WooCommerce-Meetup/
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