Ask Not What WordPress Can Do For You (Ignite - WordCamp Seattle)

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My Ignite talk at WordCamp Seattle 2011 -- Ask Not What WordPress Can Do For You -- where I discuss contributing to the WordPress community.

Technologie Business

Ask Not What
WordPress Can
Do For You

@nacin
Core Developer, WordPress.org
Tech Ninja, Audrey Capital

Ask for help! Pay it forward.

Support
Forums

Speak another
language?

WordPress is collaboratively
translated into 70 languages.

UI & Design

You don’t want me
designing, do you?

Maybe
help fix it?

Report or patch a bug.
Contribute to a feature.

But…

Community.
is more than
just that.

Attend a
meetup group
or WordCamp
Next: Speak at or sponsor one.

Release a
theme
And send it through
the theme review
process.

Contribute
a plugin
And talk to your
client about
open source.

Why?
Where
would you
be without
WordPress?

“
I love the
feeling
I get from my work
being used by
30 million .

Benefit from
lessons in
development
and user
experience.
(Consultants, hint hint.)

I learned more
in 3 months than
I had learned in
3 years .

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Ask Not What WordPress Can Do For You (Ignite - WordCamp Seattle)

1. Ask Not What WordPress Can Do For You @nacin Core Developer, WordPress.org Tech Ninja, Audrey Capital

2. How can you contribute?

3. Ask for help! Pay it forward. Support Forums

4. The Codex, Blog Posts… Documentation

5. Speak another language? WordPress is collaboratively translated into 70 languages.

6. UI & Design You don’t want me designing, do you?

7. Break it. Testing, test, 1, 2, 3…

8. Maybe help fix it? Report or patch a bug. Contribute to a feature.

9. But… Community. is more than just that.

10. Attend a meetup group or WordCamp Next: Speak at or sponsor one.

11. Donate to the WordPress Foundation

12. Release a theme And send it through the theme review process.

13. Contribute a plugin And talk to your client about open source.

14. Why? Where would you be without WordPress?

15. Contributions give you a greater voice.

16. “ I love the feeling I get from my work being used by 30 million .

17. Benefit from lessons in development and user experience. (Consultants, hint hint.)

18. I learned more in 3 months than I had learned in 3 years .

19. Help a friend. Evangelism is powerful.

20. @nacin Thanks!