WordCamp Ahmedabad 2025 has wrapped up, and it was a meaningful gathering for the WordPress community. The event brought together people from different roles and backgrounds, all connected by their interest in WordPress. The event wasn’t just about technical topics or websites. It was about people sharing their knowledge, experiences, and challenges. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the conversations were focused on real-world problems and solutions.
Why we love WordCamps
WordCamps are the kind of events that remind you why the WordPress community is so special—because it’s not just about code or websites; it’s about the people behind them.
It’s where you can meet someone who’s just starting their first blog, another who’s managing massive enterprise sites, and everything in between.
And the best part? Everyone is welcome —just a bunch of folks who love WordPress, coming together to share what they know and learn from each other.
Bluehost at WordCamp Ahmedabad
As a Platinum sponsor, Bluehost was glad to support the event and meet so many attendees in person. At our booth, we introduced our Managed WordPress Hosting and Online Store Plans, which make creating and running a website simpler and more reliable.
Our team was available to answer questions, offer advice, and share ideas about how Bluehost’s hosting solutions can help with everything from personal projects to professional websites. We also shared some fun swag and enjoyed great conversations throughout the event.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello, ask questions, or share their own WordPress experiences with us. It was a pleasure meeting so many enthusiastic WordPress users.
Key sessions
WordCamp Ahmedabad offered an excellent selection of sessions, each providing practical takeaways. Here are a few highlights:
- Vijay Suthar spoke about WordPress Deployment with Composer, where attendees learnt to handle WordPress core, plugins, and themes as Composer dependencies, integrate tools like wpackagist, and maintain an efficient codebase.
- Mohit Savalia shared insights on Design for Diversity: Mastering Accessibility with WordPress, with tips to assess a WordPress site and learn to identify and resolve issues like keyboard navigation flaws and poor contrast.
- Pooja Derashri discussed Breaking Barriers: Inspiring Women to contribute in WordPress and Tech, helping attendees explore the challenges women face, share stories of those who have overcome these barriers, and provide actionable steps to encourage more women to contribute to open-source projects, develop careers in tech, and become leaders in the community.
- Malay Ladu explored Master WordPress Like a Pro: A Deep Dive into WP-CLI for Speed and Efficiency, discussing actionable insights and tips to level up your WordPress management game.
Reflecting on WordCamp Ahmedabad
WordCamp Ahmedabad 2025 showed what makes the WordPress community special: a willingness to share knowledge and help others. The event wasn’t just about technology—it was about people working together and learning from each other.
We’re thankful to the organizers, speakers, volunteers, and attendees for making this event a success. It was a privilege to be part of it, and we look forward to continuing these conversations at future WordCamps.
Thank you, Ahmedabad, for a wonderful experience. See you next time! 💙
Team #Bluehost had an amazing time at @WCAhmedabad last weekend! 🙂
Engaging sessions, inspiring conversations, and connecting with the vibrant #WordPress community made it a truly memorable event.#WCAhmedabad #WordCamp pic.twitter.com/ElbGsbvsIv
— Bluehost India (@BluehostIndia) January 7, 2025
