Web Content Management - Why Now?

Refresh Bellingham is proud to host Paul Sterling. Paul will be discussing how web content management is like air, why Umbraco is the fastest-growing .NET-based web CMS, and what the Umbraco user community has in common with Iron Chef.  He’ll demonstrate some typical uses of Umbraco, from the elegant and simple to the painfully complex (it doesn’t take long), and leave lots of room for your questions and critiques. 

***Every one attending this Refresh session will get a free Umbraco CMS to take home and (thanks to an anonymous sponsor) a complimentary round of drinks.***

When? Where?

Bellingham Refresh will be meeting on Wednesday, September 15th at Extremes Sports Grill. Paul's presentation and the following Q & A will be from 6pm to 8pm. If you'd like, please join us for dinner and drinks afterward.

Please, let us know you're coming.

About Paul Sterling

Paul Sterling is a long-time web developer come Umbraco evangelist. Having seen the hard way to create and maintain web content he is now a rabid Umbraco fan-boy. Umbraco is a free, open-source, extensible web CMS with the friendliest user community on this planet. Paul lives and runs in Bellingham, Washington where being web-geek, distance-runner, and beer-drinker can be combined without attracting much attention. He is a partner in Umbraco I/S, the small company behind the Umbraco project.

About Umbraco

Umbraco CMS is proof that free is the new black. Umbraco is the choice of thousands because of its no-cost, open-source licensing, its simplicity, and its unlimited potential. Umbraco provides a full-featured web content management system that is easy to use, simple to customize, and robust enough to run the largest sites such as wired.co.uk and asp.net.

About Refresh Bellingham

Refresh is a community of designers and developers working to refresh the creative, technical, and professional culture of New Media endeavors in Bellingham. Promoting design, technology, usability, and standards, Refresh Bellingham is part of the Refreshing Cities movement.

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