WordCamp San Francisco 2011

52 speakers

Coverage of WordCamp San Francisco 2011

47 sessions

Day 1 Friday 12th August 2011

• 9:15am Intro to the WordPress Ecosystem

  presented by Sara Rosso

• 9:15am What’s New in BuddyPress 1.5

  presented by John James Jacoby

• 10:00am WordPress in the Enterprise at eMusic

  presented by Scott Taylor

• 10:00am Web Fonts for Developers

  presented by Greg Veen

• 10:45am Vikings, Viagra and Versace: a brief history of spam

  presented by Pete Davies

• 10:45am Scaling, Servers, and Deploys — Oh My!

  presented by Mark Jaquith

• 11:30am Taking WordPress to the World : Options for a Multilingual Site

  presented by Shannon Smith

• 11:30am From Drupal to WordPress: Migrating the New York Observer

  presented by Austin Smith

• 1:30pm Lightning sessions

• 2:15pm Build a Better Frankenstein’s Monster: Tabletracker.com

  presented by Ed Celis

• 2:15pm The Otto and Nacin Show

  presented by Otto Wood and Andrew Nacin

• 3:00pm Creating a WordCampus

  presented by Andrew Riddles

• 3:00pm Deep Voodoo: How the Innermost Innards of WordPress Work

  presented by Andy Skelton

• 3:45pm How To Hire and Manage a Developer

  presented by Steve Zehngut

• 3:45pm Ask Barry (About Scaling, Servers, or WordPress.com Infrastructure)

  presented by Barry Abrahamson

• 4:30pm WordPress for the Greater Good

  presented by John Kleinschmidt and Zach Berke

• 4:30pm Building Custom CMS applications on WordPress

  presented by mitcho

Day 2 Saturday 13th August 2011

• 9:10am Debugging in WordPress

  presented by Andrew Nacin

• 9:10am Awesome Up Your Boring Theme: WordPress Post Formats

  presented by Ian Stewart

• 9:50am Decisions, Not Options

  presented by Daryl Koopersmith

• 9:50am Version Control for Designers

  presented by Chelsea Otakan

• 10:30am Developing Secure Widgets: Secure iFrame Communication in a Pre-postMessage World

  presented by Mike J. Adams

• 10:30am CSS3 Features: Making Snow in the Summer without JavaScript

  presented by Estelle Weyl

• 11:15am Plugin Security Showdown

  presented by Mark Jaquith, Jon Cave and Brad Williams

• 11:15am Making Money And Having Fun Selling WordPress Themes

  presented by David Cowgill, Brian Gardner, Drew Strojny and Lance Willett

• 1:30pm Getting Involved: Contribution and Courtesy

  presented by Aaron Campbell and Andy Stratton

• 1:30pm Responsive Web Design

  presented by Sara Cannon

• 2:15pm Bendywords!

  presented by Jane Wells, Daryl Koopersmith and John James Jacoby

• 2:15pm CSS Pseudo Elements for Fun and Profit!

  presented by Chris Coyier

• 2:45pm Unit Testing Will Change Your Life

  presented by Николай Бачийски

• 3:00pm Getting to +1: Negotiating Features in Open Source Teams

  presented by Crystal Beasley

• 3:45pm Don't Repeat Your Mistakes: Writing JavaScript Unit Tests

  presented by Aaron Jorbin

• 3:45pm See What I Mean: How to Use Comics to Communicate Ideas

  presented by Kevin Cheng

• 4:30pm Core Team Q&A

Day 3 Sunday 14th August 2011

• 9:05am How the Web Works

  presented by Jeffrey Veen

• 9:45am Killer Food Blogs

  presented by Dianne Jacob

• 9:45am Top 10 Features You Aren’t Using – But Should Be!

  presented by Sheri Bigelow

• 10:25am Taking WordPress to War: Basetrack.org

  presented by Teru Kuwayama

• 10:25am Top 5 Ways to Break Your Blog – and Fix It

  presented by Hanni Ross

• 11:10am State Of The Word 2011

  presented by Matt Mullenweg

• 2:30pm Lightning sessions

• 3:00pm Tools for Tummeling in the Age of Google Plus

  presented by Heather Gold

• 3:00pm WordPress and E-commerce: Navigating the Minefield

  presented by Jonathan Davis

• 3:45pm SEO for WordPress in 2011

  presented by Sujan Patel

• 3:45pm Appearance Is Everything: Customizing Your Theme

  presented by Jane Wells

• 4:30pm IRL FTW! Organizing Meetups and WordCamps

  presented by Aaron Hockley

• 4:30pm Leveling Up Your Blog with Video

  presented by Willo O’Brien

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