Digpen V: Plymouth, Sat 29 Sep 2012
digpen is the fast-paced, multi-disciplinary, one-day conference for the South West web community.
Photos of digpen V: Plymouth by GOSS Interactive
Ticket Options
Digpen is run on a not-for-profit basis. All money is ploughed back into future community events.
Supporters Ticket
Show your support for Digpen. Just £10 for a full day of talks and networking. We think it's a bargain.
Free Ticket
If you really, truly can't afford a tenner you can come along for free and try it out.
Speakers
Session Coverage on Lanyrd
Full video of each session, as well as slides and useful links
Programme
Habits of Great Studios
Iain Lobb @iainlobb, Managing Creative Director, Dull Dude Limited, blog.iainlobb.com
Node.JS: JavaScript from Client to Server and Beyond
Robert McCarthy @RobMMcCarthy, CEO, and Gary Ratcliffe @gratcliffegoss, Technical Lead, GOSS Interactive Ltd, gossinteractive.com
Designing for Content: How web designers can stop worrying and learn to love content strategy
Sophie Dennis @sophiedennis, Cayenne, cayenne.co.uk
ABCs of G-Cloud: A new way to sell to the public sector
Mark Craddock @mcraddock, G-Cloud CloudStore Lead, Cabinet Office, gcloud.civilservice.gov.uk
CSS Preprocessors: Why, how and wow!
Andy Mantell @andymantell, Freelance Web Developer, andymantell.com
Mobile and Responsive Testing
John Nye @john_nye, Mobile Developer, NimbleWorks, nimbleworks.co.uk
Whiskey and Web Design
Ben Reynhart @benje, Creative Director, Mutant Labs, mutantlabs.com
Social Media Channels
Natalie Taylor @natataylor, Bilby Marketing, bilbymarketing.co.uk
Open Discussion: Collaboration Tools
Led by Ben Masters @benholiio
Workshop: Introduction to Django
Stuart Marsh @beardygeek, Freelance Web Developer, zencodeworks.com
Full programme and session details »
Also featuring…
- 200-seat main auditorium
- Breakout rooms for multi-track sessions
- Large central lobby for relaxing and networking
- Free tea and coffee - just bring your lunch
- More breaks and downtime to talk to everyone
Saturday 29 September 2012
Main Conference: 10am - 5pm
Registration from 9.30am
Robbins Conference Centre
University of Plymouth
Gibbon Street
Plymouth, PL4 8BZ
Afterparty: 5pm - late
The Roundabout
2-4 Drake Circus
Plymouth, PL4 8AQ
Getting There
Train: Robbins is a 10-15 minute walk from Plymouth train station (PL4 6AB).
Nearest car parks: Regent Street, PL4 8BA or Drake's Circus, PL1 1EA. Both multi-storey. Both £12 for 6+ hours.
Park & Ride: free car parks to the North (George, PL6 7HB) and West (Coypool, PL7 4TB) of the City. Return bus fare £2.30 (Coypool), £2.55 (George). Get off at Cobourg or Mayflower Street. Last P&R bus around 6.30pm but for George you can get bus 86 until 11:41pm. The other car park at Milehouse may be closed as Plymouth Argyll are playing at home. See firstgroup.com or plymouth.gov.uk for details.
Organised by
Sophie Dennis & Andy Robinson, Cayenne
with
Shirley Atkinson, University of Plymouth
Contact us at: digpen@digpen.com or @digpenSW
