http://twitter.com/CristinaCannon2/status/647088564564463616

@williamsba I often wonder what drugs people were on when they made their libraries. I don't think that when using CMB2 :D

— Ryan Hellyer 💙🇺🇦💛 (@ryanhellyer) September 24, 2015

@ryanhellyer yes it is! I give all credit to @Jtsternberg for leading the project

— Brad Williams (@williamsba) September 24, 2015

The first day you use CMB2 is the first day of the rest of your WordPress development life. You need this: http://t.co/vXpGQnw5OJ

— Brad Williams (@williamsba) September 24, 2015

The @jtsternberg Documentary [Unofficial] https://t.co/eg3PJQDxeo

— Rami Abraham (@ramiabraham) September 20, 2015

http://twitter.com/coreymcollins/status/645016826599075840

@Jtsternberg dude, it was and probably will be them most amazing week I had this year!

— George Mamadashvili (@Mamaduka) September 18, 2015

@WebDevStudios & @Maintainn back to back. #WDSCAMP pic.twitter.com/u7MEsIgx4d

— Brian Messenlehner (@bmess) September 18, 2015

Sometimes I wish the Earth *was* flat so I could maintain eye contact and dramatically walk off it when someone super annoyed me

— Brianna Bond (@sarcasmically) September 18, 2015

http://twitter.com/JJJ/status/644867687588438016

#WDScamp is over! We said goodbye to each other & beautiful Mukwonago. Have a great weekend and we'll see you Monday! pic.twitter.com/t3unUtnASv

— WebDevStudios (@webdevstudios) September 18, 2015

How to get ahold of your out of town code-crazy husband….@Jtsternberg hmmmm….

— Meagan Sternberg (@meagansternberg) September 18, 2015

http://twitter.com/coreymcollins/status/644505420468371457

http://twitter.com/JJJ/status/644391386897367040

Chicken curry in progress via @Jtsternberg and @ramiabraham #WDSCamp pic.twitter.com/nCR0gGW3CY

— LSW 🌷🌿 (@LisaSabinWilson) September 16, 2015

I wonder if it's possible to construct an environment that's more hostile to non-imprisoned humans than a modern airport.

— John Blackbourn (@johnbillion) September 14, 2015

Is there a cheat sheet for ES2015 syntax that briefly tells you why you would do any of the crazy things you can now do?

— eric (@ericandrewlewis) September 11, 2015

Showing the process behind what you've learned, and how you've learned it over time, could be enormously beneficial.

— Justin Sainton (@JS_Zao) September 7, 2015

Fun dev talk idea: review your own code:

1) this code is x years old
2) if I wrote it today, I would do y
3) because z

Process is key

— Justin Sainton (@JS_Zao) September 7, 2015