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Web414 was a group that met monthly in Milwaukee from 2006 to 2011 for people interested in web technologies. The group consisted of amateurs and professionals from diverse backgrounds including designers, programmers, publishers and entrepreneurs who shared a common interest. Over the years, Web414 hosted many events and discussions on topics such as content management systems, web design, development frameworks, and more. It inspired the creation of other local technology meetup groups. After over five years, the future of Web414 is uncertain as this document reflects on the past accomplishments and impact of the group.

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Web414 is was...
• The Web414 group has consisted of
amateurs and professionals who were
interested in building and improving the
web...
• We were a diverse group including
designers, programmers, publishers, and
entrepreneurs - all with a common interest
in meeting once a month...

Web414 did some sharing...
You may have been recorded!

• 1,928 photos
• 42 audio recordings
• 27 videos
• 16 IRC chat logs

Your Turn...

• Who were you?
• What did you do?
• What is the future of Web414?

Some History...
• May/June 2006 (MWDM)

• November 2006 (web414.com)

Some History...
• May/June 2006 (MWDM)

• November 2006 (web414.com)

• 2007 (we)

• 2008 (had)

• 2009 (some)

• 2010 (meetings)

• Today...

The places we’ve been...
• Byte Studios (MWDM)

• Z2 Marketing

• IT Fusion Business Center

• MSOE

• Tapps Estate

• C2 Graphics Productivity Solutions

• Bucketworks ~/

Oh the people you’ve seen!
(just a few of our guests...)

Teecycle Netsonic
GroupCard SocialDremium
Funny or Die New Local Media
ComicWonder Sharendipity
Lisa Sabin-Wilson Phil Gerbyshak
Pezzettino Fox 6
Drew Fleck Michael Massie
Feed.us
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And the things you’ve done...
(just a few of our topics...)

Drupal Agile Development Workﬂow
Joomla Spreenkler Labs Hackathon Frameworks vs. CMS
WordPress Web Design Critique Creativity Challenges
Magento PubSub WikiBots
OpenSocial The Maker Movement Tumblr
Greasemonkey Iteration in Design Chatroulette (Live!)
Prism Importance of Demographics Managed Virtualized
Flickr Data Security Dedicated Servers
git and GitHub Simplifying Web jQuery
LABjs and yepnope.js Development HTML5/CSS3
Symphony CMS Show and Tell Photoshop & Bridge
SXSW DokuWiki Linux-based Display Systems

We did a few things...
(extra-curricular-like)

BarCampMilwaukee
BarCampMadison
DrupalCampWisconsin
PhotoCampMilwaukee
QueerCamp
WriteCamp
MilwaukeeDevHouse
F1 Website Challenge

We’ve inspired a few people...
(so... many... groups!)

Web608 Waukesha Area Internet Marketing
Web715 Pete’s CR-V Perl User Group
Drupal 414 Brookﬁeld Web Design Meetup
Milwaukee WordPress Meetup Mobile Monday Milwaukee
Spreenkler Meetup Wisconsin Java User Group
mkeUX Milwaukee Linux User Group
Milwaukee Makerspace Milwaukee Joomla User Group
Milwaukee Build Guild Milwaukee Agile User Group
Milwaukee PHP User Group Milwaukee IBM PC Users Group
Milwaukee .NET Users Group The Milwaukee Area Texas
Milwaukee Ruby User Group Instruments 99/4A Computer User
Milwaukee Django User Group Group

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• But who LOVEs you?

The End!?!?!?

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Web414 june 2011 Meeting

1. Web414 June 2011 The End of an Era...

2. Web414 is was... • The Web414 group has consisted of amateurs and professionals who were interested in building and improving the web... • We were a diverse group including designers, programmers, publishers, and entrepreneurs - all with a common interest in meeting once a month...

3. Web414 did some sharing... You may have been recorded! • 1,928 photos • 42 audio recordings • 27 videos • 16 IRC chat logs

4. Your Turn... • Who were you? • What did you do? • What is the future of Web414?

5. Some History... • May/June 2006 (MWDM) • November 2006 (web414.com)

6. Some History... • May/June 2006 (MWDM) • November 2006 (web414.com) • 2007 (we) • 2008 (had) • 2009 (some) • 2010 (meetings) • Today...

7. The places we’ve been... • Byte Studios (MWDM) • Z2 Marketing • IT Fusion Business Center • MSOE • Tapps Estate • C2 Graphics Productivity Solutions • Bucketworks ~/

8. Oh the people you’ve seen! (just a few of our guests...) Teecycle Netsonic GroupCard SocialDremium Funny or Die New Local Media ComicWonder Sharendipity Lisa Sabin-Wilson Phil Gerbyshak Pezzettino Fox 6 Drew Fleck Michael Massie Feed.us Midwest Teen Sex Show ....and YOU!

9. And the things you’ve done... (just a few of our topics...) Drupal Agile Development Workﬂow Joomla Spreenkler Labs Hackathon Frameworks vs. CMS WordPress Web Design Critique Creativity Challenges Magento PubSub WikiBots OpenSocial The Maker Movement Tumblr Greasemonkey Iteration in Design Chatroulette (Live!) Prism Importance of Demographics Managed Virtualized Flickr Data Security Dedicated Servers git and GitHub Simplifying Web jQuery LABjs and yepnope.js Development HTML5/CSS3 Symphony CMS Show and Tell Photoshop & Bridge SXSW DokuWiki Linux-based Display Systems

10. We did a few things... (extra-curricular-like) BarCampMilwaukee BarCampMadison DrupalCampWisconsin PhotoCampMilwaukee QueerCamp WriteCamp MilwaukeeDevHouse F1 Website Challenge

11. We did a few things... (extra-curricular-like) BarCampMilwaukee BarCampMadison DrupalCampWisconsin PhotoCampMilwaukee QueerCamp WriteCamp MilwaukeeDevHouse F1 Website Challenge Twitter? Shit... Most of us were using Twitter before anyone else in Milwaukee even heard of it!

12. We’ve inspired a few people... (so... many... groups!) Web608 Waukesha Area Internet Marketing Web715 Pete’s CR-V Perl User Group Drupal 414 Brookﬁeld Web Design Meetup Milwaukee WordPress Meetup Mobile Monday Milwaukee Spreenkler Meetup Wisconsin Java User Group mkeUX Milwaukee Linux User Group Milwaukee Makerspace Milwaukee Joomla User Group Milwaukee Build Guild Milwaukee Agile User Group Milwaukee PHP User Group Milwaukee IBM PC Users Group Milwaukee .NET Users Group The Milwaukee Area Texas Milwaukee Ruby User Group Instruments 99/4A Computer User Milwaukee Django User Group Group

13. Feel The Like! <3 • Who LIKEs ya baby?

14. Feel The Love! <3 • Who LIKEs ya baby? • But who LOVEs you?

15. The End!?!?!? • Press “OK” to continue... • If you don’t... who will!?

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