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IndieWebCamp

IndieWebCamp is a two-day unconference for independent web creators and publishers, founded in 2011 in Portland, Oregon. It is part of the broader IndieWeb movement, which encourages people to own their content and identities on their own websites. Since its inception, IndieWebCamp has been held in multiple cities across the United States and Europe…

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IndieWebCamp

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Avg. degree1.89
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related to IndieWebCamp 2014 · 8
IndieWebCamp → Attendees, Berlin, Germany, New York, NY, OR, Portland, WebRTC
related to Subsequent events · 8
IndieWebCamp → According, IndieWeb, IndieWebCamp Berlin, IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf, May, November, September, Thoughtworks
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IndieWebCamp → two-day unconference for independent web creators and publishers

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IndieWebCampis atwo-day unconference for independent web creators and publishers0.90text
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014Portland0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014OR0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014New York0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014NY0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014Berlin0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014Germany0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014Attendees0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to IndieWebCamp 2014WebRTC0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to Subsequent eventsAccording0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to Subsequent eventsIndieWeb0.60section
IndieWebCamprelated to Subsequent eventsIndieWebCamp Düsseldorf0.60section

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