Following seven successful PHP conferences, the team supporting the North West UK Conference are well practiced and have already sprung into action preparing for this year’s October event.
09:00 |
My app is secure... I think
Workshop by Wim Godden in Tutorial Day AM (3 hour) My app is secure... I think |
Loose coupling in practice
Workshop by Jakub Zalas in Tutorial Day AM (3 hour) Loose coupling in practice |
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Adding 1.21 Gigawatts to Applications with RabbitMQ
Workshop by James Titcumb in Tutorial Day AM (3 hour) Adding 1.21 Gigawatts to Applications with RabbitMQ |
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Test legacy apps with Behat
Workshop by Antonis Pavlakis in Tutorial Day AM (3 hour) Test legacy apps with Behat |
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14:00 |
Git and GitHub for PHP Projects
Workshop by Beau Simensen in Tutorial Day PM (3 hour) Git and GitHub for PHP Projects |
Zephir: A Wind of Change for writing PHP extensions
Workshop by Mark Baker in Tutorial Day PM (3 hour) Zephir: A Wind of Change for writing PHP extensions |
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Linux SysAdmin 101
Workshop by Liam Wiltshire in Tutorial Day PM (3 hour) Linux SysAdmin 101 |
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TDD with PhpSpec
Workshop by Ciaran McNulty in Tutorial Day PM (3 hour) TDD with PhpSpec |
09:45 |
Opening Keynote: Stealing People Lessons from Artificial Intelligence
Keynote by Meri Williams in Track 1 (50 minutes) Opening Keynote: Stealing People Lessons from Artificial Intelligence |
10:45 |
What To Expect from PHP7
Talk by Lorna Mitchell in Track 1 (50 minutes) What To Expect from PHP7 |
One Extension, Three Engines
Talk by Derick Rethans in Track 2 (50 minutes) One Extension, Three Engines |
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Pipeline Architectures
Talk by Michael Heap in Track 3 (50 minutes) Pipeline Architectures |
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Docker at the Home Office
Talk by Billie Thompson in Unconference (20 minutes) Docker at the Home Office |
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11:10 |
Are you a good Code Scout
Talk by Matt Cockayne in Unconference (20 minutes) Are you a good Code Scout |
11:35 |
How to make a kickass meetup group for £20
Talk by Andy Burgin in Unconference (20 minutes) How to make a kickass meetup group for £20 |
12:00 |
A First Look at ZF3
Talk by Rob Allen in Track 1 (50 minutes) A First Look at ZF3 |
Better Late Than Never: Scalar Type Hints in PHP 7
Talk by Andrea Faulds in Track 2 (50 minutes) Better Late Than Never: Scalar Type Hints in PHP 7 |
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Dependency Injection and Dependency Inversion in PHP
Talk by James Mallison in Track 3 (50 minutes) Dependency Injection and Dependency Inversion in PHP |
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Measuring Maintainability; Software metrics explained
Talk by Dennis de Greef in Unconference (20 minutes) Measuring Maintainability; Software metrics explained |
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12:25 |
Strip your TEXT field
Talk by Gabriela Davila Ferrara in Unconference (20 minutes) Strip your TEXT field |
12:50 |
Imposter Syndrome: have I been faking it for this time?
Talk by Mark Bradley in Unconference (20 minutes) Imposter Syndrome: have I been faking it for this time? |
14:00 |
Dotting your i's and crossing your t's - How to Make Good Code Great
Talk by Juliette Reinders Folmer in Track 1 (50 minutes) Dotting your i's and crossing your t's - How to Make Good Code Great |
Writing Interactive User Interfaces with PHP & React.js
Talk by Justin Carmony in Track 2 (50 minutes) Writing Interactive User Interfaces with PHP & React.js |
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Diving into HHVM Extensions
Talk by James Titcumb in Track 3 (50 minutes) Diving into HHVM Extensions |
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THE PHP FRAMEWORK ENGINE
Talk by Paul Dragoonis in Unconference (20 minutes) THE PHP FRAMEWORK ENGINE |
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14:25 |
How to Migrate Anything with DDD
Talk by Gabriel Somoza in Unconference (20 minutes) How to Migrate Anything with DDD |
14:50 |
PHP FIG: The PSRs you don't know about
Talk by Michael Cullum in Unconference (20 minutes) PHP FIG: The PSRs you don't know about |
15:00 |
HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction
Talk by Bastian Hofmann in Track 1 (50 minutes) HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction |
Driving Design through Examples
Talk by Ciaran McNulty in Track 2 (50 minutes) Driving Design through Examples |
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Introducing A Quality Model For MVC Applications
Talk by Stuart Herbert in Track 3 (50 minutes) Introducing A Quality Model For MVC Applications |
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15:15 |
Easy OpenStreetMap POI maps with Clusterpoint
Talk by Endijs Lisovskis in Unconference (20 minutes) Easy OpenStreetMap POI maps with Clusterpoint |
15:40 |
Controlling Arduino
Talk by Thomas Weinert in Unconference (20 minutes) Controlling Arduino |
16:20 |
Hello, PSR-7.
Talk by Beau Simensen in Track 1 (50 minutes) Hello, PSR-7. |
PHPUnit IV.III - Return of the tests
Talk by Michelangelo Van Dam in Track 2 (50 minutes) PHPUnit IV.III - Return of the tests |
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You Attended Talk: an introduction to event sourcing
Talk by Christopher Riley in Track 3 (50 minutes) You Attended Talk: an introduction to event sourcing |
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Usability for developers
Talk by Liam Wiltshire in Unconference (20 minutes) Usability for developers |
09:00 |
200K+ reasons why security is a must
Talk by Michelangelo Van Dam in Track 1 (45 minutes) 200K+ reasons why security is a must |
Getting things done with ElasticSearch
Talk by Thijs Feryn in Track 2 (45 minutes) Getting things done with ElasticSearch |
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Are you a good Code Scout
Talk by Matt Cockayne in Track 3 (45 minutes) Are you a good Code Scout |
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09:55 |
Secure your web application with two-factor authentication
Talk by Rob Allen in Track 1 (45 minutes) Secure your web application with two-factor authentication |
Magic with the PHP database connector mysqlnd
Talk by Andrew Moore in Track 2 (45 minutes) Magic with the PHP database connector mysqlnd |
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phpBB, Meet Symfony
Talk by Michael Cullum in Track 3 (45 minutes) phpBB, Meet Symfony |
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11:10 |
Scaling & Managing Asynchronous Workers (and staying sane!)
Talk by Justin Carmony in Track 1 (45 minutes) Scaling & Managing Asynchronous Workers (and staying sane!) |
Ways To Measure Your ORM's Cost
Talk by Stuart Herbert in Track 2 (45 minutes) Ways To Measure Your ORM's Cost |
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Mental Health, Open Source and You
Talk by Mike Bell in Track 3 (45 minutes) Mental Health, Open Source and You |
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12:05 |
Closing Keynote: Developers are just like humans
Keynote by Stefan Koopmanschap in Track 1 (45 minutes) Closing Keynote: Developers are just like humans |