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Speakers and their presentations
Renowned industry creators and CMS developers share their expertise, insights, and real-world experiences. Discover the latest trends, best practices, and innovative approaches in content management systems.
During the three-day event, you will have the opportunity to listen to renowned industry creators during presentations, develop practical skills in workshops, and make industry connections during breaks and at the afterparty.
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Two tracks of lectures full of knowledge and inspiration
Representatives and developers of leading content management systems, practitioners with years of experience, and specialists from related programming fields discuss the realities of working in the industry and the techniques they employ.
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A few hours of workshops conducted by outstanding specialists
In addition to the lectures, participants can enhance their skills in workshops covering web development, UI/UX design, and popular tools like Figma, Webflow, and Framer.
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Consultations, demo area and exhibition area
In addition to the lectures, participants can take part in free consultations, view the accompanying exhibitions, explore interesting products, and enhance their book collection.
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Opportunity to establish industry connections
Networking is one of the most important aspects of meetings and conferences. The friendly atmosphere of the CMS Summit encourages making connections both during breaks and at the post-conference afterparty.
Our Speakers
Adrian StelmachEvolving CMS Architecture in the Age of AI: How to Avoid Locking Yourself In for the Next 5 Years
Alejandro Moreno LopezBursting the Bubble: Why Code Alone Won’t Save the Open Web
Aleksandra LemańskaDebugging Team Communication: The "6 APIs" Framework for Tech Leaders
Anne-Mieke BovelettOne Skill. Serious Market Value. Why Accessible CMS Backends Are Your Next Differentiator.
Anthony PolisenoThe Content Model Beneath the AI: How Structured Content Unlocks Real AI Workflows
Carlo DanieleFrom Sahara Dunes to Code: Architecting AI-Driven Storytelling for Platform-Agnostic Ecosystems
Damian ŚlimakObsidian + Claude Code: CMS dla Twojej wiedzy
Daniel StanicaContent Is Not King Anymore. Your CMS Is.
David EglinA missing layer in content modelling
Dawid UrbańskiPublr: A CMS at the Edge of What's Possible
Elian Van CutsemAstro as a Universal CMS Frontend: Patterns, Tradeoffs and a Real-World Case
Elisa FoltynJoomla 6 - Hidden Secrets: Work Smarter, Not Harder
Emiliano Pisudout.dev - how to build a vanilla CMS
Fellyph CintraYour CMS in the Browser: How WebAssembly is Changing the Game (and Why Your Ecosystem Should Care)
Jakub HermanHacking and securing WordPress plugins
Jakub JabłońskiHow We Built a CMS for the AI Era
Jovana Smoljanovic TucakovHow AI Transformed SEO & Content Across a 4-Product Ecosystem
Kacper KrasnodębskiSEO Starts in the CMS. How System Decisions Shape Organic Visibility
Karol ChudzikMDCMS modular agent native CMS workshop
Karol SawkaAnatomia WooPadku
Karolina TanonaKlient nie kupuje kodu, kupuje od Ciebie spokój - czyli o empatycznej komunikacji w IT
Katarzyna JanoskaŁo Panie! A kto tu Panu tak s$%&… zepsuł?
Lana Rafaela CindricKill the PDF. AI-Powered Marketing That Actually Gets Seen (and How to Maintain It).
Luis FernandezNo Authors. No Pages. No CMS. More Content Than Ever. Welcome to 2030.
Łukasz WilczakRise and Fall of Open Source CMS: From the Early Web to Today
Maciej KuchnikMyślałem, że będę aktualizował wtyczki – wyobrażenia vs rzeczywistość w pracy na supporcie
Marcel BootsmanOpen Source is democratic infrastructure. Support it!
Marius SolheimPublish-Driven Static Frontends: Cache-First Delivery with On-Demand Revalidation
Mary CzekajSpoilt for Choice: Selecting the Right CMS for Your Online Course
Mathias Bolt LesniakDigital Sovereignty by Design
Matt KaneBeyond WordPress: Building EmDash, a CMS for the Serverless and AI Era
Michał StrześniewskiDo I still need a CMS?
Michał SzymoszekCo-authored by Claude, reviewed by reality.
Mike MilerConfident Updates: A Visual Regression Testing Workshop for Agencies
Milana CapWordPress gems for devs: Accessibility with HTML API
Nemanja CimbaljevicHow to Stay Sane When Your AI Is an Improv Performer with a REST API
Pati WalencikA miało być łatwo: prawie dwa lata migracji Zendesk Knowledge do nowego edytora
Patryk SawickiTrzy warstwy obrony przed spike: jak zaprojektowaliśmy CMS biletowy w Laravelu
Paul PopusPayload as an AI-native CMS
Paweł ZmysłowskiBeyond Publishing: Why You Must Rethink What "CMS" Even Means
Piotr MońkaThe CMS A11y Matrix: Choosing the Right Engine for an Inclusive Web
Raitis SevelisGrowing the CMS Market: What I Learned After Onboarding 6+ Million Users
Robert AbelaThe Attacker That Never Logged In: the Blind Spot in WordPress Security
Rodolfo MelogliA CMS Is Nothing Without Community
Simon KraftWho Owns the Plugin That Broke Production?
Szymon KuzniakThe Game of the CMSes
Tammie ListerThe CMS Humans Need
Wojciech BabiczModern (and simple) methods of stealing money on the internet - how to protect yourself
Wojtek AleksanderUX content as a CMS stress test: Two ontologies, one missing layer
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Our Team
Our summit is organized by a dedicated team of tech enthusiasts, design aficionados, and content management experts, all driven by a shared passion for innovation and creativity.
Katarzyna Gajewska
Venue & Content
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Marketing Manager
Agnieszka Palmowska
Design Magician
Magdalena Ślęzak
Speaker Success Lead
Anna Kowalczyk
Storyteller & Content Creator
Ania Witko
Podcast Architect
Mariusz Szatkowski
Conference Coordinator
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Sponsors & Speakers Coordinator
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