Posts tagged as "lightning talks"

Posted by Jake Goldman on 7th April 2011
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Spring 2011 Lightning Talks! April 26th

It’s our 1 year anniversary, and we thought we’d celebrate with another round of lightening talks! The WordPress Providence Meetup will be on April 26th, 2010, at 6 pm, at McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon. We’ll be in their private room; food and drinks will be served. Parking is free on and off street (starts at [...]

Posted by Jake Goldman on 29th November 2010
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Holiday Lightning Talks: The Line Up!

If you thought our last round of lightning talks was solid, wait till you see this month’s line up! Headlining the lightning talks  is new Providence resident John James Jacoby – one of the core developers of BuddyPress, the official social networking add-on for WordPress. John has spoken at WordCamps around the country and helped [...]

Posted by Jake Goldman on 12th November 2010
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Holiday Meetup: Lightning Talks! Tuesday, November 30, 6pm @ McFadden’s

Our 2010 holidays WordPress Providence Meetup will be on November 30th, 2010, at 6 pm, at McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon. We’ll be in their private room; food and drinks will be served. Parking is free on and off street (starts at 5:30 pm). There will be free drinks for the first 10 attendees as well [...]

Posted by luke.gedeon on 21st July 2010
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Lightning Talk: WP 3.0 – A Great Online Magazine

What is the difference between an online magazine and print magazine? Sure, there is the whole dead-tree thing, but more importantly, online magazines are “designed for the web.” In other words they are ugly. It is geek-centric design. Efficient, fast, easy to use, adaptable… and boring. Real magazines blend content and article-relevant design into a [...]

Posted by Jake Goldman on 20th July 2010
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Lightning Talk: That’s a WordPress site???

WordPress is nice and all, but it’s really just blogging software. You know  it right away when you see a WordPress “site.” Right? Wrong! According to a study completed for last year’s DrupalCon, WordPress powers some 8.5% of sampled websites all across the web. They’re not just blogs, and they don’t all “look like a [...]