WordCamp Singapore
WordCamp Singapore
WordCamp Singapore is a community-organised WordPress conference that brings together bloggers, web developers, designers, artists, small business owners, entrepreneurs, and educators from Singapore and all across Asia.
It’s a 1 day conference – 6 September at both floors Level 21 and 22
Doors open for attendees at 8.30am.
Take Note:
You must bring a photo ID (identity card or passport) to get past building security.
A light breakfast is provided so feel free to drop by early to talk to everyone!
Registration and breakfast are both at Level 21.
Opening remarks kick off promptly at 9.30am at Level 21, Auditorium.
WIFI
There is a Microsoft Guest Network that requires no password. It’s pretty reliable.
Venue
The closest MRT is Raffles Place MRT on the East-West and North-South lines. One Marina Boulevard may be accessed via Exit J.
Via MRT:
Get off at Raffles Place Mrt (Green & Red Line) and use our handy guide to navigate the underpass
Taxi:
Just use Grab or Uber, take note that the early morning is peak hours so grab your ride early.
Car:
If you’re driving, take note that NTUC Centre’s parking charges are $2.20 per hour. If you’re coming via Fullerton / Collyer Quay, you only have one chance to turn into the building which can be easily missed. The next U-Turn is pretty far away and requires you to make 2 U-Turns to get back on track. Consider parking at nearby buildings such as The Sail which offers similar parking charges if you miss the turn-in.
Schedule
Tuesday, 6 September
After-party
6 Sep (Conference Day) 8pm – 11pm
Appetisers, beers, wine and soda will be provided. All food is cooked by a halal kitchen.
The bar is a 2-storey building and we have exclusive use of it. Join us for a casual evening. We recommend you to have a light dinner first.
- Azucar
- 345 Beach Road
- Singapore 199568
Talks
- The Jugaad Way: WordPress Code for Non-Developers
- Struggling to promote your theme/plugin? Don’t!
- Managing Multiple Authors/Contributors in WordPress
- Contributing to Calypso
- Amazon Alexa + WP REST API = GUI-Less WordPress Application
- Gaining Customer Loyalty through Support – A Case Study on WPML Team
- Offloading services from WordPress to outer services, such as Google and AWS.
- Courting Controversy: Creating Blog Posts that Get People Talking on Social Media, without getting into trouble
- Hookup with WordPress
- Building a high quality WordPress agency in South Asia
- Using WordPress for an editorial team of 15 writers getting 1.4 million pageviews a month
- Using WordPress for Interdisciplinary Research
- How to DIY basic digital marketing on WordPress
- How Being an Educator Has Changed the Way I Blog About Beauty
- What is the responsibility of plugin developers?
- Open Source Studio: Learning and Content Management For Online Education In The Arts
- Extending your WordPress project with custom post types
- Contributing to WordPress Core
- Optimising the website with Google Tag Manager
- An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming, Design Patterns, and Test-Driven Development
- 5 Tips To Optimise WordPress To Be Faster and More Secure
- Using blogs in Classrooms: an NTU case study
- Moving forward in WordPress
- Powering your Content Site: Why WordPress?
- Why self-host on WordPress versus other options? What are the revenue opportunities?
