The 2nd WordCamp LA took place this past weekend and it was a blast. There was much to be learned, and lots of friendly WordPress geeks and fans to mingle with. I wrote a recap for WPCandy.com which you can find here. Looking forward to 2011!
BTW, the delicious header image is courtesy Austin Passy and features the delectable peanut butter cookies of Allison Day who gave a talk on “Web Development for Beginners”. Her presentation was great and her cookies were bonkers-good!
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