We’ve posted videos of WordCamp Seattle 2011 for your viewing pleasure. The full list of videos is here including our keynote speaker Scott Berkun, an interview of Alex King, and every session from our blogger track, developer track, and ignite sessions. (We’re still waiting on video for the design track.)
Thanks to Blaze Streaming Media for livestreaming our event and for getting us these videos so quickly to share with the community.
Scott Berkun – How is WordPress.com Made?
If you came out of WordCamp Seattle and are looking for even more developer focused topics, our neighbors to the north have an event you may be interested in.
WordCamp: Developers is an one-day non-profit conference by developers for developers. Held in Vancouver, BC, WordCamp: Developers is slated to take place on May 5, 2011. Tickets are $40.
The conference will feature 2 tracks, one targeting WordPress UX topics and issues, and the other targeting strictly development issues. The day will also be host to a WordPress Un-Conference where participants are encouraged to pitch talks and join in discussion. Learn more…
Envato Marketplace, ThemeForest, is happy to sponsor WordCamp Seattle. ThemeForest is the largest premium WordPress theme marketplace in the world and is proud to provide ongoing support for the WordPress community.
We appreciate ThemeForest’s sponsorship of the event. They added their strong support to the event and helped cover unexpected last minute costs by signing up as an Ultra Sponsor the day before the event. They were also the largest provider of swag at the event and gave away over a couple hundred shirts!
The end of day key note for WordCamp Seattle is an interview with web developer and businessman Alex King. Alex currently resides in Denver, Colorado, having moved from the Bay Area in 2004. He is the founder of Crowd Favorite, a web development company that specializes in WordPress development (including themes and implementation) and web-based applications.
Alex will be answering questions about running a business around open source software, his experiences with the WordPress community and where he sees WordPress going in the future. He’ll also touch on his WP Help Center experience and some issues regarding how best to serve WordPress users going forward from this point. It will be a great interview.
When not wrangling code or people, Alex keeps busy with a variety of sports and activities. His sporting time is primarily spent on the golf course or playing volleyball and he also dabbles in guitar and photography. You can find him at alexking.org or Crowd Favorite.
IvyCat Web Services, based in Gig Harbor, WA, is proud to participate and sponsor
WordCamp Seattle 2011 and the Seattle WordPress Meetup.
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Stay tuned: we’ll be giving away hosting accounts and t-shirts at WordCamp.
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