• When: from July 11, 2015 (2015-07-11) at 9:30am through July 12 (2015-07-12) at 6pm
• Where:
  • 68 Middle Street , Brighton BN1 1AL, England.
  • Esri R&D Center, 309 SW 6th Ave, Suite 600, Portland, Oregon, 97204, USA, http://pdx.esri.com.
• URLs:
  • http://indiewebcamp.com/2015
  • 2015/Brighton
  • Live stream on Youtube
• Cost: Free

RSVP

Add yourself

• Brighton Guest List
• Portland Guest List

Other URL(s) (for convenience only)

• Lanyrd: lanyrd.com/2015/indiewebcamp
• Calagator: calagator.org/events/1250468566

Schedule

• Schedule - see for links to sessions inline in schedule spots

Photos

Participating

• Code of Conduct
• Session Proposals
• Schedule Grid - hyperlinked to actual session pages
• 2015/Demos
• IRC
• Etherpad index: http://etherpad.indiewebcamp.com/2015

Remote IndieWebCamp Parties

IndieWebCamp has a strong tradition of remote participation, typically using IRC, Google Hangouts and Etherpad during as well as after the event. If you can't get to the Portland event, consider remote participating or finding/running an IndieWebCamp remote party near you.

Indieweb Remote Parties:

• Winston-Salem, NC - Talk to Andy Leap for details

Share

See buttons and put one your blog/site sidebar for IndieWebCamp 2015!

Blog

Blog and post about IndieWebCamp. See what others are posting: http://tagboard.com/indiewebcamp

• 2015-07-01 gRegor Morrill: 100 Words 016
• 2015-07-13 johannesdachsel.com: Indie Web Camp Brighton 2015
• ... add yours here!

Organizers

If you'd like to help out, join IRC, and add your name below!

Organizers - alphabetical (see below for specific cities)

• Aaron Parecki - PDX
• Tantek Çelik - PDX
• Bret Comnes - PDX
• bear - can help co-organize for New York (or any eastern locations really)
• David Shanske - will help organize for New York (or any eastern locations if possible). Looking to help with audio/video for remote participants and documenting sessions.
• ...

Help Out

Sponsor

How to sponsor IndieWebCamp

	Bridgy Bridgy is an open source project and proxy that implements backfeed as a service. Bridgy sends webmentions for comments, likes, etc. on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Instagram.
	NLNet Foundation NLNet Foundation supports organizations and people that contribute to an open information society, and protects users and developers against software patents.
	Esri Portland Esri Portland is graciously hosting the 2015 event in Portland.
	Clearleft Clearleft is graciously hosting the 2015 event in Brighton. "Our mission is to advance the field of user experience design, one exceptional product at a time."

Collaborative Sessions

Notes from organizers (and 2014 participants) about what did and did not work for cross-city collaborative sessions:

What worked

• good cameras and microphones are super important - Aaron Parecki
• the shared sessions worked well when there was
  1. a camera with a good view of the people and whiteboard
  2. someone monitoring IRC for questions - bear

Challenges

• the dilemma with large time zone swings was being able to participate in another cities remote session - bear
• it's never easy and requires lots of prior planning - bear

Things to try this year

• we could make sure certain "domain experts" are known so everyone could make use of them, something like "HTTPS Hour with bear and ..." - bear

FAQ

Why multiple cities

Q: What's the rationale for having separate IWCs simultaneously?

A: tl;dr: The short answer is - because people stepped up to organize.

IWC East happened because Jeremy Zilar wanted to host an IWC in NYC simultaneously with the one in Portland.

Then IWC Farther East happened because Brennan Novak wanted to host on IWC in Berlin simultaneously.

The overall rationale(s) is/are because:

• Someone took the initiative and wanted to, and
• it seemed more in the indie spirit as well as
• more decentralized in spirit to encourage and enable multiple locations

Candidate Cities and Dates

See 2015/Planning

See Also

• List of IndieWebCamps in 2015