As a software developer I see a lot of interesting projects come my way. The first web project I did began in the spring of 1993. Since then I have created, managed and served numerous web sites.
A majority of my experience creating web sites is using Microsoft products including IIS, ASP, and SQLserver. I develop application systems for clients and for deployment as SAAS (Sofware As A Service) ‘ Several systems are in use on a daily basis and have been running for 20 years.
I also build, support, serve and manage web sites running on Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP (LAMP). I have been building, managing and serving WordPress web sites since 2009.
In September 2018 I decided to take a deeper dive into WordPress. I have invested significant time learning more about WordPress. WordPress has seen major changes and improvements since I started to serve, support, and manage WordPress sites in 2009.
In order to get up to speed on all of the changes in WordPress, I decided to attend a series of WordCamps. A WordCamp is a one-, two-, or three-day conference focused on all things WordPress. The WordCamp experience has given me a new perspective on WordPress and the Open-Source Software community.
Here is the list of WordCamps I have attended…
- WordCamp Los Angeles 2018
- WordCamp Santa Clarita 2019
- WordCamp Phoenix 2019
- WordCamp Santa Clarita 2019
- WordCamp Phoenix 2019
- WordCamp Orange County 2019
- WordCamp Atlanta 2019
- WordCamp Europe 2019 (Berlin)
- WordCamp Las Vegas 2019
- WordCamp Phoenix 2020
- WordCamp Switerzland 2023 (Murten)