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Thursday, December 16, 2010 10:51 pm
Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, will attend and speak at WordCamp 2011 in Earth Kahyangan Indonesia, Bandung, 29-30 January 2011. Mullenweg will deliver a major presentation titled "State of the Word" about recent developments and future evolution of WordPress and blogging engine and content management system.
WordCamp Indonesia 2011 is the third time the event was held in Indonesia. The first WordCamp was held in 2009 at the Erasmus Huis, Jakarta, and the second was held in 2010 at the University Gunadarma, Depok.
The main theme WordCamp Indonesia 2011 is "Harnessing the Power of WordPress 3.0." WordPress 3.0 is the latest stable release of WordPress, which is a major release of the 13 WordPress and the hard work of 218 contributors who work for half a year.
WordCamp Indonesia 2011 Event will take place two days offers sessions guided by experts, in the form of in-depth tutorials and dialogue face to face with experts WordPress. The speakers who will participate, including several prominent and influential names in the WordPress community.
"The event WordCamp Indonesia 2011 will be a weekend event that completely filled in discussions and interactions that incredibly attractive. The event will be an excellent gathering of developers, designers, creators of the themes, marketers, bloggers, and users of WordPress in Indonesia," said Chairman of the Organizing WordCamp Indonesia Valent Mustamin in a press release on Wednesday (15/12/2010).
WordPress is a content management system (content management system / CMS) developed by Matt Mullenweg in 2003 as an attempt to revive B2/Cafelog which had been halted. By using PHP and MySQL, so far WordPress is open source so that developed into the largest community of developers and bloggers. There are currently two versions of WordPress are available, namely WordPress.com, which enable users to enjoy free use of the host without the hassle of installation and configuration, and WordPress.org, which requires users to use the self hosted, but gives freedom to modify their sites .
Author: Tri Wahono
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