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Worknik is way, way more than an online dictionary. It started as the web’s first word navigation system. The site grew into a community of bloggers and word-lovers. Now, while keeping its consumer audience, Wordnik is expanding to meet growing … Continue reading SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Wordnik →

WP Engine is a managed WordPress hosting company that goes beyond slammin’ website hosting. It helps customers large and small wade through the thousands of themes and plugins out there. WP Engine hosting comes with a one-click backup and restore … Continue reading SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: WP Engine →

WordCamp Nashville is excited to announce several new developments to make your day at WordCamp just a little bit more enjoyable. 1.  There will be free muffins from Foxy Baking Co. for the first 150 people who show up to … Continue reading SCHEDULE UPDATED WITH BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND AFTERPARTY →

The “Nacin and Otto” show is a big score for WordCamp Nashville. These two are WordPress legends and we are thrilled they want to visit Music City. Some background: Samuel Wood AKA “Otto” Otto is a core WordPress contributor and … Continue reading WordCamp Nashville Draws High-Profile Presenters →

The venue sponsor for WordCamp Nashville 2012 is no stranger to design, the Internet or evolution to meet changing needs. Watkins College of Art, Design & Film began in 1885 as Watkins Institute; in January 2012 it added a new … Continue reading SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Watkins College of Art, Design & Film →

Many “plug-ins” give WordPress websites near superpowers. Jetpack is one of them. Jetpack is a suite of great add-ons, all in a nice bundle that used to require multiple plug-ins and frequent updating. Jetpack is from Automattic, which is the … Continue reading SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Jetpack →

WordPress started as a blogging platform and now runs millions of websites. WordCamp introduces new users to WordPress and features advanced sessions for designers, developers and others who work with it all the time. By one estimate, 13 percent of … Continue reading What is this WordCamp Business and Why Should I Care? →

WordPress users, developers, designers and thinkers are invited to submit speaker ideas for WordCamp Nashville on April 21, 2012. Keep in mind the event will have both beginner and advanced tracks, and we want a good mix of topics for … Continue reading WordCamp Nashville Speaker Proposals Due March 21 →

WordCamp, a one-day event on April 21, will introduce new users to WordPress as well as offer tips for more experienced hands. Tickets are available only from our ticketing page. Tickets are $20 and attendance is limited to 250. Speakers … Continue reading WordCamp Nashville Tickets Available Now →