PHP Tek 2026
19 - 21 May 2026 at Sheraton O'Hare Suites

This should be a first-day training for every new developer.

Also, how did you see my co-workers' pull requests?

As a newer PHP developer, this presentation was very helpful in understanding how decisions and changes come about in the community. I am certainly about to loose some time going back and reading through old RFCs

https://gamma.app/docs/Modernize-Your-Legacy-Endpoints-wp6s9tgt76rmdgn

This was a brilliant talk. Shane is a natural presenter, and went into great detail on the power of Native PHP. Looking forward to playing with the new UI stuff that was shown!

Good talk, covered Kubernetes basics well. It went a bit fast around the helm chart bit and I think that is where my current understanding is the weakest.

I went from doubting NativePHP to being excited that it seems to have reached a level of maturity where I might recommend evaluating it for a mobile app solution. Great talk and demo! Got a working mobile app running during the presentation with the framework.

Didn't actually cover refactoring PHP code, just common enterprise infrastructure patterns.
Was looking for how to validate schema, model, and repository code changes while running legacy data structures in parallel.

A little loud for first thing in the morning. Resiliency in the face of change is a critical skill but I felt like it was a little drawn out without a whole lot of concrete skills I could take away.

Great source of information. I personally enjoyed how actionable you presented the content.

We don't need Envoyer, we have Ansible at home!

Was a great intro to using Ansible for zero downtime Laravel deployments.