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IndieWebCampOwn your data. Rather than posting content on third-party silos of content, we should all own the content we're creating. Publish on your own domain, and syndicate out to silos. This is the basis of the "Indie Web" movement (see why for more). We'll get together for a weekend to talk about what has been done in the field, and what still needs to be done. There will be workshops and breakout sessions. Interested? Check out our Principles, have a look at what we're building and see how you can Contribute. WhenIndieWebCamp is a regular (usually annual) gathering of web creators building and sharing open web technologies to empower users to own their own identities & content on the web, and advance the state of the indie web. See what we've done at #Previous IndieWebCamps. IndieWebCamp 2013The third annual IndieWebCamp will be through , immediately after Open Source Bridge 2013. Save the dates!
WhereGeoloqi, 920 SW 3rd Ave. Suite 400, Portland, Oregon. Geoloqi graciously provided the space for IndieWebCamp 2012. TravelFlights: If you're flying from the SF/Bay Area to Portland (PDX), Alaska, Southwest, and Virgin America are recommended and have frequent flights to PDX. WhoTo sign-up on the guest list, log in to this wiki with your domain and add yourself! IndieWebCamp is for active creators only in order to focus the limited time we have on productive real world discussions and code/design/ux sharing that will help us move forward. Attendees must actively use a personal domain name, or be an apprentice to someone who has one in order to attend. Planners: Tantek Çelik, Aaron Parecki, and Amber Case. Want to help out with IndieWebCamp? Volunteer!
HowYou don't have to come to an IndieWebCamp to contribute (although that'd be great). This wiki and the IRC Channel are active all year round, as the IRC logs show! Whether you're just getting started publishing on the web or you've been doing it for years, the best place to start is the Getting Started page, which will show you how you can incrementally build your presence on the web. Have a look at the IRC logs or the recent changes to see what we've been discussing/working on lately. Guides
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Previous IndieWebCampsSee Photos from IndieWebCamps!
2012IndieWebCampUKIndieWebCampUK took place on at The Skiff in Brighton, England, immediately after dConstruct and Brighton Mini Maker Faire.
IndieWebCamp 2012The second IndieWebCamp took place on and immediately following OSBridge 2012 on June 26-29. See 2012 Planning for how we made it happen and the 2012 Guest List for who participated (see also: listings on calagator, lanyrd, and plancast)
2011IndieWebCamp 2011 was on and immediately following OSBridge 2011 on June 21-24. See 2011 Planning for how we made it happen. Check out the amazing Demos that were worked on in Day 2 of IndieWebCamp 2011. TranslationsYou may read and edit IndieWebCamp articles in other languages:
See also other-languages, and how-to-start-a-new-translation.
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