My keynote at WordCamp Birmingham 2010.

1. WO R D CA M P B I R M I N G H A M 2 0 1 0
What’s next for
WordPress?
Andrew Nacin
Core Developer
WordPress.org

2. #wcbhmrules

3. (Me)
Independent
Consultant
Core
Committer

4. andrewnacin.com
@nacin on Twitter
nacin@wordpress.org

5. WordPress
3.0

6. blog

7. x
blog

8. site

9. Custom
post types

10. Multisite

11. CMS

12. New
default
theme

13. Twenty
Ten

15. Custom
menus

17. Custom
backgrounds

19. Custom
headers

21. What we’ve been
working on

22. 3.org

23. WordPress.org

25. Handbooks

26. API
reference

27. Plugin
directory
improvements

28. Theme
reviews

29. What’s
next?

30. WordPress
3.1

31. Internal
linking

32. Admin bar

33. AJAX
goodness

34. Incremental
improvements

35. UI & UX
(always)

36. coming
December
2010

37. WordPress
3.2

38. PHP 5.2
(developers rejoice!)

40. bbPress
as a plugin

42. Forums
in a box

43. BuddyPress

45. Social
networking
in a box

47. wordpress.tv

49. mobile

53. all of that is
open source

54. the
WordPress
family

55. BYOTOS

56. You own
your content

57. open
source

58. GPL

59. Freedom is
guaranteed

60. Your
Bill of Rights

61. the
WordPress
family

62. the
WordPress
trademark

63. the
WordPress
Foundation

64. Get
involved

65. Testers

66. Have fun
breaking
WordPress

67. Pre-release versions
of WordPress 3.0
were downloaded
75,000 times

68. That’s what I call
quality assurance

69. Support and
documentation

70. The UI team

71. Core
development

72. Evangelism

73. Thanks!
Questions?
@nacin
nacin@wordpress.org

74. Oh, yeah, we have
trivia too.
Thanks VaultPress and MailChimp!