The date for WordCamp Seattle 2014 has been announced! It will be on Saturday, June 28th at the University of Washington, the same venue as last year’s event.
If you’d like to be notified when speakers are announced and tickets go on sale, just visit http://2014.seattle.wordcamp.org and enter your e-mail address in the ‘Subscribe for Updates’ box in the right-hand sidebar.
Thank you for tuning in for WordCamp Seattle 2013, it was a pleasure working with you to put on such a special event for the Seattle WordPress community.
In order to continue to improve the event for you, we hope you can take a second to fill out this quick survey. It will REALLY help us gauge what we did well, and what we could have done better.
Take the WordCamp Seattle 2013 Post-Event Survey
Developer Day Tomorrow!
Don’t forget! We have a developer day planned for tomorrow, Sunday June 9th from noon to 5pm. It’s free, and open to everyone (although knowledge of code is encouraged) – Details can be found on the official schedule!
Monthly Meetups
If you loved WordCamp and you want more great WordPress goodness here in Seattle, make sure to check out the monthly Seattle WordPress Meetup. Think of it as a mini-WordCamp once a month. Check it out and join the group on the official Meetup page!
Until next year!
Grant, Karen, Ben & Bryan
Are you ready for WordCamp!? We sure are. Just in case you forgot, WordCamp is this Saturday, June 8th! We’ve put together a quick list of things you need to know for Saturday. Questions? Leave a comment! Continue reading
We know you’re all excited for WordCamp Seattle 2013 this upcoming weekend, but we thought we’d sweeten the deal a little bit. The very awesome @Uber_Sea is offering some free and discount rides for WordCamp attendees to and from WordCamp, so make sure to check out the details below and plan out your day accordingly. Cheers!
Our Mt. Baker sponsors are Code Poet, IvyCat and Big Fish Games. These awesome companies are kind enough to donate sizable amounts to help make WordCamp a reality. We hope you get a chance to tell them thank you. Continue reading
Our Mt. St. Helens sponsors are WP Engine, WooThemes and Monster Design. These companies have shown not only a dedication to WordPress, but to our local community here in Seattle. They’re generous contributions make the whole event possible. Take a minute to give them a shout and say thanks! Continue reading
Our Mt. Rainier Sponsors are Media Temple and FoxyCart, who have both stepped up in really big ways to help support this year’s WordCamp. Ticket sales for WordCamp Seattle only cover about 40% of the overall cost, and these two sponsors are a big reason why we can keep ticket prices at just 20$.
Over 125,000 customers in 100 countries now rely on Media Temple‘s simple tools for domain registration, web hosting, business applications, virtual servers, and other cloud services to power more than 1.5 million websites. We take pride in offering a premium service at a competitive price, along with exemplary 24/7 customer support.
FoxyCart is a better checkout experience. We empower developers to create flexible, powerful, custom ecommerce in less time, while equipping merchants with the fastest checkout flow available to their customers. Our system is not turnkey or “all in one”, but rather is built for web professionals who already have their own best-of-breed systems like WordPress.
Make sure to give them a shout and thank them for making WordCamp Seattle possible!
One of the sessions I’m most looking forward to this Saturday is the panel on building communities online using WordPress. We have 4 distinct and experienced panelists who have either grown large communities, or currently manage large communities online.
In hopes of getting the most out of these fantastic panelists, our wonderful moderator Scott Berkun is looking for your input and questions for our panelists. Check out Scott’s post where he outlines our panelists and asks for you input:
http://scottberkun.com/2013/why-communities-thrive-or-die/
See you Saturday!
Grant
DreamHost is a Champion Sponsor of WordCamp which means they’ve made the commitment to sponsoring WordCamps around the world. Beyond supporting WordCamps, they are a huge supporter of the WordPress platform, and can happily host your next WordPress site. Check them out, give them a shout and say thanks, or consider using them for your next site!
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Thank you DreamHost!
WordCamp Seattle wouldn’t be possible without BlueHost, an excellent web hosting company who sponsors numerous WordCamps around the world. Take a second to check them out, tell them thanks, and maybe even use them to host your next WordPress site.
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Thanks BlueHost!
WordCamp Seattle 2013 is over. Check out the next edition!