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Dallas/Fort Worth WordPress Meetup

Do you use WordPress? Have a site on WordPress.com? Meet other local fans of WordPress, the Internet's leading blog platform and content management system.

Open to anyone interested in learning how to build a website, start a blog, and build traffic to their website. We also discuss the technical aspects of WordPress, and social networking topics such as Twitter.

Our group's talented members have experience with web design, political blogging, video blogging, online marketing, photography, book publishing, internet security, community building, and much more.

Follow us: http://twitter.com/dfwwp

Events coming up

  • Dec 5

    DFW WordPress December Happy Hour

    Addison, United States

    December 5 at BlackFinn in Addison Learn, share and network with WordPress experts, bloggers, and newbies. All are welcome. Join us for networking, smart people, good times, and great conversation. Holiday Happy Hour It's a party! Hang out with all of your favorite DFWWP colleagues. We're going to end the year in style with a "networking" happy hour at BlackFinn. Featuring half-price drinks and half-price appetizers. Follow us: @dfwwp

Past events

  • Oct. DFWWP: Special Guest, Scott Kingsley Clark, Pods: A CMS for WordPress

    Sat, 24 Oct 2009, 21:00 - 23:00 in Dallas, United States

    Scott will demonstrate how the Pods plugin makes it easy to develop new datatypes for WordPress. from the Pods web site: "Pods is a CMS framework for WordPress. It's a plugin that sits on top of WordPress, allowing you to add and display your own content types. These content types, or "pods", are totally separate from Posts, Pages, or Custom Fields. The Pods plugin uses its own database structure for maximum efficiency, and for relationships among items."

  • Sept. DFWWP:DB Ferguson, How to build your Nation: Growing your online community

    Sat, 26 Sep 2009, 21:00 - 23:00 in Dallas, United States

    This month we're having a special presentation by the wonderful and talented DB Ferguson. Our very own DFWWP member is the creator and webmaster of the NoFactZone, the #1 Stephen Colbert Fan Site on Planet Earth. DB Ferguson, creator/webmaster of NoFactZone.net, the largest Stephen Colbert fan community online, will talk about building your readers into a strong and enthusiastic community.

  • August DFWWP Meetup - "BarCamp" Style

    Sat, 29 Aug 2009, 21:00 - 23:00 in Dallas, United States

    Some members have expressed an interest in doing a BarCamp-style event. Our August meeting will use a quasi-BarCamp style organization: Speakers can sign up for 15-minute lightning presentations. Members can attend the meeting or network in the hallways. ("The rule of two feet") If you wish to present, use the comment field on this meetup and I'll put together a poll so members can vote. (I'm new to this, so more details will probably follow.

  • DFW WordPress July Meetup w/Giovanni: Post-WordCamp Recap & Reconnection

    Sat, 25 Jul 2009, 21:00 - 23:00 in Dallas, United States

    This month: Post WordCamp Recap & ReconnectionGiovanni Gallucci expands on the SEO secrets that he shared at WordCamp Dallas.Learn, share and network with WordPress experts, bloggers, and newbies. All are welcome. Join us for networking, technical discussions, great people and great conversation.Bring your business cards and a portable internet device ? try to have a full battery :)Meeting space, food and drink graciously supplied by the Art Institute of Dallas.No charge this month.

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Events coming up

  • Dec 2

    The Cincinnati Drupal December Meetup

    Cincinnati, United States

    Last month was pretty successful in doing a series of 'lighting' presentations. Since we do not have a specific topic for October, we will be doing them again. Anybody present can get up and talk about anything they want, as long as it is Drupal related. Usually this would be 5 - 15 minutes each, but we are fine if they run long.

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