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== WordCamp UK 2008 == | == WordCamp UK 2008 == | ||
Revision as of 04:21, 29 October 2009
Contents
Welcome to the WordCamp UK planning wiki
- WordCamp UK is an informal annual gathering of WordPress publishers, designers and developers based in the United Kingdom.
- The event is held at a different location around the UK each year.
- WordCamp UK on Twitter.
- WordCamp UK mailing list (registration required).
- The co-ordinator of WordCamp UK is Tony Scott.
- WordCamp UK Core Group.
WordCamp UK 2010
- The next WordCamp UK is provisionally planned to be held on the weekend of 17 and 18 July 2010 at a venue to be decided through a bidding process, later this year, on the WordCamp UK mailing list (registration required).
- 2010 timeline
- 2010 locations investigated
- 2010 content ideas
WordCamp UK 2009
This year's WordCamp UK took place Saturday and Sunday 18-19 July 2009 in Cardiff.
WordCamp UK 2008
WordCamp UK 2008 took place Saturday and Sunday 19-20 July 2008 in Birmingham.
Get involved
- Contribute your ideas to WordCamp UK by joining the discussion on the WordCamp UK mailing list (registration required) and posting on this wiki.
- WordCamp UK on Twitter.
- Spread the word by using the tag wordcampuk in blogs and other social media; use #wordcampuk on Twitter.
- WordPress UK Upcoming Group.
- This is the post that started it all.
WordPress UK locals
WordPress UK local groups enable regular local meetups of WordPress users across the country between the annual WordCamp UK.
Profiles
Profiles of some of those involved in WordCamp UK:
- Jonny Allbut
- Rich Boakes
- David Coveney
- Nick Garner
- Chris Garrett
- Richard Johnson
- Geoff Jones
- Mike Little
- Carl Morris
- Colin Ogilvie
- David Page
- Andy Roberts
- Tony Scott
- Jeff Van Campen
- Hayley Marsden-Niuserre
- Joe Quinlan
Other WordCamps
Details of other WordCamps around the world.
Using this wiki
- You must login (after initial registration) before you can edit pages on this site.
- Login/registration can be found top right hand corner in visual browsers using site css.
- Once registered and logged in you can add details about yourself on your username page (top right hand corner in visual browsers using site css).
- Consult the MediaWiki User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
- Symbols used on this site.
- The WikiSysop for this site is Tony Scott
