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Aditya Kane wrote the 300th HeroPress essay, and he used it to write about Topher DeRosia, the person who built the platform. It's a quiet portrait of someone who has shown up for hundreds of people across the WordPress community. https://heropress.com/?p=8629 #HeroPress
Aditya Kane talks about his early experiences with HeroPress and how it has shaped his life and career.
From art to web design, Emily’s journey shows how creativity and community shape a career. WordPress turned her passion into a flexible, inclusive path where continuous learning is key. Read her story: https://heropress.com/essays/how-art-school-led-me-to-web-design/ #HeroPress
Emily Rapport from Jamestown, NY writes about how her desire to share her art led her into a career as a WordPress developer.
Discover how WordPress transformed a sociology graduate into a global community contributor, empowering independence, travel, and connection through design and collaboration. Read her story: https://heropress.com/essays/wordpress-and-its-community-designing-a-life-of-freedom/ #HeroPress
Ana Cirujano writes from Madrid, Spain about how she fell first in love with WordPress, and then in love with the WordPress Community.
Shital Marakana grew up in a small village in India with limited access to computers. She taught herself WordPress, contributed to 14 releases, and volunteered at WordCamp Asia. Her HeroPress essay tells the full story. https://heropress.com/?p=8586 #HeroPress
Shital Marakana writes from Rajkot, India about how focusing on WordPress and joining the community have brought her joy.
Change isn’t the end — it’s a new beginning. Anna’s HeroPress story shows how adaptability, learning, and community helped her build a WordPress career without a map. 🚀 Be inspired:
Anna Hurko from Kherson, Ukraine writes about beginning as a support person and winding up CEO.
The People of WordPress feature series goes to Italy to interview web designer, photographer and translator Stefano Cassone.
Moses Cursor Ssebunya from Uganda received the Automattic Open Horizons Scholarship to co-organize WordCamp Asia 2026 in Mumbai. His HeroPress essay is a direct account of what community access can make possible. https://heropress.com/?p=8649 #HeroPress
Emboozi eno weeri ne mu Luganda. There are moments in life when you sit back, look around, and just shake your head in disbelief. The kind where you ask yourself, “Eh! Is this really me?” This is one of those moments. The word indebted is typically associated with money—a debt to be repaid. But there...
This week's HeroPress essay is number 300! I asked Aditya Kane to write it, and he made "The Hero of HeroPress and quiet art of walking with people". #WordPress https://heropress.com/essays/the-hero-of-heropress-and-quiet-art-of-walking-with-people/
