WordCamp San Francisco 2009: Scott Porad – User Generated Content Wins
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted May 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In WordCamp Live
Scott Porad with Pet Holdings, the parent company of I Can Has Cheezburger? and Failblog.org, among many others. What these sites have in common is they are entertainment/humor business, they are hosted on WordPress.com on the VIP hosting plan, among the top 50 blogs on the service, and they are based upon user generated and [...]
WordCamp San Francisco 2009: Steve Souders Speeds Up Websites
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted May 30, 2009 | No Comments »
In WordCamp Live
Live Blogging from WordCamp San Francisco 2009 Steve Souders is a high performance website expert formerly of Google. He worked on the web performance and open source initiatives and is the author of High Performance Web Sites. Steve serves as co-chair of Velocity, an event to promote web performances and practices for high performance sites, [...]
WordCamp San Francisco 2009: Ann Oyama WordPress Theme and Plugin Developer
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted May 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In WordCamp Live
Ann Oyama, aka SuperAnn, works as a WordPress, web, and software developer who programs custom WordPress Themes and Plugins. She also runs BayAnime.com, a community site for San Francisco Bay area fans of anime, manga, and Japanese pop culture. She spoke on WordPress Themes customization. She began with some basic coverage of good practices for [...]
WordCamp San Francisco 2009: Dave Moyer on Podcasting
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted May 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In WordCamp Live
Live from WordCamp San Francicso 2009 Dave Moyer of WordCast Podcast and founder and producer of the Bitwire Media, a multimedia publishing company, talked about the basics of Podcasting and using podcasting with audio and video to build a community. Most of his presentation was on the production side of producing a podcast. The first [...]
WordCamp SF Tomorrow
By patrick, posted May 29, 2009 | No Comments »
In WordCamp Live, WordPress Events
As a quick aside WordCamp SF starts tomorrow and should be great with over 700 Participants going (after registration close earlier this week). And with the amazing list of speakers that was updated and expanded on, it’ll be hard to decide where I’ll be, but I will try to live blog the sessions as much [...]
WordCamp San Francisco 2009 Speakers (so far)
By patrick, posted January 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In WordCamp News
As I’ve mentioned WordCamp San Francisco Opened Registration, but they also locked down a few of there Speakers. Already it looks entertaining with the personable and very entertaining and knowledgeable Matt Cutts from Google, and Steve Souders also from Google but on web performance and open source initiatives side, and a number of new names [...]
WordCamp San Francisco '09 Registration OPEN!
By patrick, posted January 23, 2009 | No Comments »
In WordCamp News
If you check out the WordCamp San Francisco site you’ll see that registration is open and we’ve already announced some great speakers: Matt Cutts, Tim Ferriss, Philip Greenspun, Doug Hanna, Tara Hunt, yours truly, Andy Peatling, and Steve Souders. (More coming.) It’s going to be a killer event. Mark your calendars: May 30. [via Ma.tt] [...]
Photos of WordCamp San Francisco
By patrick, posted August 19, 2008 | No Comments »
In WordCamp Live, WordCamp News
I am thanking Matt a lot for this great list of photos of WordCamp 2008 in San Francisco. I added a couple, but petty much the whole list he put together. Adam Tow took some great photos (including the above panarama) This hilarious set with the WordCamp sign Duane Storey’s Randy Stewart’s Ben Metcalfe’s Andrew [...]
Riding the Crazyhorse – The Evolution of WordPress
By patrick, posted August 16, 2008 | No Comments »
In WordCamp Live
Liz Danzico and Jane Wells talks about the Beta experimental version of WordPress. Bizzaro WordPress. Think of it, and test it. Two Kinds of People Windows Vista vs. MacOSX? (where is Linux love?) Eye Tracking Studies where used to see where people were actually looking. The 2.5 backstory Findability, consistancy and “transparent design”
Registration is Open for SF WordCamp!
By patrick, posted July 28, 2008 | No Comments »
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Matt has opened up the signup for the WordCamp San Francisco event which will be held on August 16th 2008. View Larger Map The WordCamp cost has been reduced by $5, each ticket will only cost $20 for this event. Though only one day this time, its at a bigger, more comfortable location. Going by [...]
