I met CTO Aaron Edwards at rdcamp. It was fun to meet Aaron. For many new employees of wpmu dev, Aaron’s first impression was that he was a little afraid. In fact, he was like teddy. He was big and gentle. He hugged him tightly. By the way, I was afraid of being Aaron, so I didn’t hug. Strange things. We logged in, took T-shirts, chatted with many excellent people, and started a conversation in order to listen to the speaker’s story. The
What wordcamps often finds is that the technology is not sufficient, and the demonstration is often for beginners. What makes them shine to me is knowing the Internet and people. I want to know how other companies manage support, how people know companies like us, and how help requests are handled. Occasionally, I will meet wpmu dev members, which is both exciting and frightening! Wordcamp dallas\/fort word has only one day, but I am a little disappointed. Too soon! I had a brief conversation with Cory Miller of ithemes, and only said hello to Lisa Sabin Wilson of webdevstudio. I hope to have more time to chat with two people, choose their brains and pull them out of their experience. Sometimes, when you talk to people of this level, you can get new ideas about dealing with specific problems and experiences, and get ideas about whether you can work better or not. I also like to tell people what we are doing and doing on wpmu dev. For example, the support area looks like a forum, but there are more! The
Don’t care. Later, I decided to chat at the after party. The problem is that, like most people, after parties are noisy and people are drunk, so the dialogue can flow freely, but it is not always the right kind. And time passed so fast that I didn’t realize it was over. I plan to leave Philly for Wordcamp us in December, so if they go together, I hope there is another chance to choose their brains. I and developer David mofeel. I also like people who work remotely to find ways to balance work and family. Life, social life, especially drug addicts. This is the battle I often face, including Pippin Williamson, the founder of easy digital . I have written about my experiences in recent months. There are many people in Wordcamp dallas\/fort word from 10up, ithemes and crowd favorite. I saw a lot of 10up employees on other wordcamps. I like to see the company standing there socializing. WordPress and the future it has demonstrated business confidence. The
The wcdfw went back and forth too fast. When we took Uber back to our apartment after the after party, we became friends with the driver. I like talking, Mingming! I spent the next few days with Michael, Aaron and his lovely wife Keisha. Ah, and Uber reported several times! Those days were basically about working and eating more BBQ. Male instagram has uploaded many delicious pictures of barbecue surroundings. Wordcamp Las Vegas \wclv. Wordcamp Vegas is the second stop of Michael and my road trip. Here, we met Michelle shell, another support star of wpmu dev. I repeat, the next few days tend to include both work and barbecue. Are you starting to see patterns here?
The final destination is Wordcamp Tampa, Florida. About Tampa, the first thing to say is OMG. Although I don’t care much about the heat, humidity is very important! Reporter Richard tape and calderawp developer Josh Pollock. Based on the fact that I have established good contacts in Wordcamp Vegas and like to talk with people, I met other participants and decided to create this Wordcamp to let them know more about wpmu Dev and me. As a company, we shared our successes and failures and how we handled them. Our CEO, James farmer, recently wrote about the lessons of doing wrong (and why to try) – starting an Internet business in part 5. WP engine groups are like paparazzi in Wordcamp Vegas and Wordcamp Tampa! Almost every turn has a camera. I have no idea how much they have caught me. In retaliation, I followed them with my camera, resulting in several embarrassing photos and punk dance moves. After the Wordcamp Tampa, Michelle went home. Michael and I were just playing. We even went to Bush gardens. It was all right. We had a day of pure fun. I like amusement facilities, and so does he. Coming soon: my next Wordcamp for Wordcamp us will visit Wordcamp us for the first time in Philadelphia on December 4-6. Our CTO Aaron will be one of the speakers of this event. I can’t wait! If you’re in Philadelphia, come and talk to me! Let’s talk about word printing. In fact, if you were there before and after the event, you might want to work with some of us, or simply eat. I will update my twitter account and publicly invite you to meet. comfort We (reading: I) like talking! See you in America at ward summer camp! Many wpmu dev employees follow wordcamps worldwide. If you see us wearing wpmu dev T-shirts, please say hello! If you work remotely and have similar experience with me, please share your story in the comments below. I’d like to hear your opinion. Label: word camp
