Last weekend, I attended and spoke at WordCamp Orlando and brought along Hieu Tran.
The delivery of my presentation wasn’t stellar and ended up only lasting about 15-20 minutes…
But, with 15+ minutes of questions and some love on Twitter, I feel that the topic was definitely of interest to the WordPress users in the audience.
Here are a few tweets I received.
Loving the idea of perceived speed smoke and mirrors for wp! @ebinnion #wcorl
— Karena Kreger (@karenalenore) December 5, 2014
Automattician @ebinnion is nailing his #wcorl talk on building optimistic user interfaces pic.twitter.com/Xey5ffyqPF
— Matt Mazur (@mhmazur) December 5, 2014
@ebinnion showing is how to trick out users with faster site performance. #wcorl pic.twitter.com/U79aBKrbt5
— Russ Sanderlin (@Tearstone) December 5, 2014
Improving perceived speed is reality. Via @ebinnion #wcorl all about it. Site speed tools never gave me the full story
— Brian Swanick (@EverythingSwan) December 5, 2014
For those interested, you can find the slides on SpeakerDeck and some code samples on Github.
Universal Studios
No trip to Orlando can be complete without a trip to one the theme parks that the city is famous for.
So, on Saturday afternoon, Hieu and I decided to visit Universal Studios.
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