With all the hubaboo going on about WordCamps right now, it’s nice to read Siobhan McKeown’s Diary Of A WordCamp on Smashing WordPress, a great story about her experience at WordCamp Netherlands.
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I just love WordCamp. The biggest factor for me is that it is priced to make it accessible for the actual intended audience. *Any* WordPress user can afford to attend WordCamp. It’s totally in keeping with the WordPress spirit.
Cheers to the WP folks for staying true to the vision. I’ll be at WordCamp NYC next month and can hardly wait
I wish, If I can organize first WordCamp in my city.
Love you Matt, You’re my inspiration.
“The next morning, we’d all lost an hour. The clocks went forward by one hour overnight.”
Genius.
Well Matt, see you next year at WordCamp Netherlands?
This sounds like an amazing event! What is the nearest WordCamp to Tulsa, Oklahoma? And when is it happening?
Keep an eye on http://wordcamp.org/ for all the latest and greatest.
Thanks Matt! I’m lovin’ WordPress, so far!