Moses Cursor Ssebunya
IT Professional | Community Lead & Builder | WordPress Developer | Open Source Contributor | Team Leader
Mukono, Uganda
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I’m a website developer and WordPress enthusiast from Uganda. I have a strong passion for sharing knowledge and excel at creating visually appealing websites that combine design and coding expertise. I’m also a multilingual translator and skilled technical writer, making complex concepts easy to understand for a global audience. I’m committed to ensuring quality through rigorous system testing for top-notch performance. My dedication to excellence and active involvement in the tech community make me a valuable contributor to the ever-changing digital landscape. I’m a digital artisan shaping user-friendly experiences and bridging language gaps.
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Work-life balance
Work-life balance refers to the balance between the time and energy a person devotes to their work and their personal life. It is about finding a balance between the demands of work and the needs of personal life, so that neither one suffers. Achieving work-life balance is considered important for overall health, happiness, and productivity.
Knowing the difference between
1. Work (Business)
- Jobs or connections that earn you money
2. Volunteer work (Pro-bono)
- Work you do for free
3. Life (Personal, Family)
- Things you do for yourself or family
Laying My Brick: How Anyone Can Contribute to WordPress
WordPress is more than just software—it’s a shared home built by a global community. In this talk, Moses Cursor invites you to discover how anyone, regardless of background or skill level, can contribute to the WordPress project. Whether you’re a developer, designer, writer, translator, or just a passionate user, there’s a place for your brick in this open-source house. Through real-life examples, simple steps, and personal stories, you’ll learn how to get involved, stay connected, and make a lasting impact—starting today.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Understand that WordPress is a global, community-driven open-source project—not just software
Identify different ways to contribute (development, design, writing, translation, community support, etc.)
Recognize that contribution is open to all skill levels and backgrounds
Take practical first steps to start contributing to WordPress
Discover platforms and communities where contributors collaborate and connect
Gain inspiration from real-life examples and personal contribution journeys
Build confidence to participate and make meaningful contributions
Commit to adding their own “brick” to the WordPress ecosystem
WordCamp Masaka 2025
Laying My Brick: How Anyone Can Contribute to WordPress
WordPress is more than just software—it’s a shared home built by a global community. In this talk, Moses Cursor invites you to discover how anyone, regardless of background or skill level, can contribute to the WordPress project. Whether you’re a developer, designer, writer, translator, or just a passionate user, there’s a place for your brick in this open-source house. Through real-life examples, simple steps, and personal stories, you’ll learn how to get involved, stay connected, and make a lasting impact—starting today.
WordCamp Entebbe 2023
After a tremendous success at WordCamp Entebbe 2019. Join us in 2023 to make our 2nd chapter bigger & better.
Get the opportunities to network with everyone involved & learn all about WordPress at the Event Day, and then give back to the community on Contributor Day. And of course, indulge in the amazing ambience of the City of Tourism, Entebbe
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