Indie Web Camp London 2020

January 16th, 2020

Do you have plans for the weekend of March 14th and 15th?

If you live anywhere near London, might I suggest that you sign up for Indie Web Camp.

Cheuk and Ana are putting it together with assistance from Calum. As always, there will be one day of Barcamp-style discussions, followed by a fun hands-on day of making.

If you’re wondering whether this is for you, ask yourself if any of this situations apply:

You don’t have your own website yet, but you want one.
You have your own website, but you need some help with it.
You have some ideas about the independent web.
You have your own website but you never seem to find the time to update it.
You’d like to help other people with their websites.

If you recognise yourself in any one of those scenarios, then you should definitely come along to Indie Web Camp London 2020!

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Travel talk

Edinburgh, Madrid, London, Amsterdam—plane versus train.

Previously on this day

11 years ago I wrote Connections

Thinky, thinky, talky, talky.

13 years ago I wrote Audio Update

How I wish that conference audio were as widespread of conference video. Speaking of which, I’ve transcribed my talk from the Update conference.

15 years ago I wrote Trajectory

Da-da da-daaaa.

17 years ago I wrote Common people

The wisdom of crowds, congress and Flickr.

19 years ago I wrote Term extractor

There are a lot of little coding things I’d like to play around with. I have a whole Ta-da list of ideas to investigate and rummage through. Unfortunately, real life tends to get in the way, sucking away all my available time so that few, if any, of

20 years ago I wrote Portfolio piece

I’ve been tinkering with my portfolio. I decided that rather than having a long list of all the work I’ve done, it would be better to highlight just a few pieces that I’m particularly proud of.

23 years ago I wrote Jonathan Ive talks design

The Independent has a great interview with Jonathan Ive, the designer of the iMac, the iPod and the iBook.