php[tek] 2023 where we combine leadership, expertise, and networking in one event. A relaxing atmosphere for tech leaders and developers to share, learn and grow professionally while also providing you with the knowledge to solve your everyday problems. Join us on the journey to be excited about work again!

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Tuesday, 16th May 2023

	PHP Architect Ballroom	PHPUgly Hall	Laravel Studio
09:00	Let Go of Ownership Tim Lytle			09:00
10:00	The Many Layers of OAuth Keith Casey	Docker For Dev Teams gunnard engebreth	What Does A Modern PHP Application Look Like? Tim Bond	10:00
11:00	Database Abstractions and Where They Leak Sergei Morozov	Getting Started with Test Driven Development Scott Keck-Warren	Regular Expressions Made Eas(y\|ier) Matthew Turland	11:00
12:00	PostgreSQL Versus MySQL Dave Stokes	Serverless Services For Serverlful CMSes Nate Finch	Data Privacy in Software Development Jana Sloane	12:00
12:45	LUNCH			12:45
14:00	PHP Internals Deep Dive Derick Rethans	Domain-driven Design in PHP Workshop Andrew Cassell	Testing in Laravel Jason McCreary	14:00

Wednesday, 17th May 2023

	PHP Architect Ballroom	PHPUgly Hall	Laravel Studio
09:00	I'm Not Supposed to Be Here Beth Tucker Long			09:00
10:00	Introducing: Pest Nuno Maduro	Producing an Audio Playlist with PHP Herve Aniglo	Dependency Injection for Mere Humans Ian Littman	10:00
11:00	Webhooks: Lessons (Un)learned Keith Casey	OpenAPI: More Than Documentation Matthew Turland	Machine Learning in PHP with RubixML and Laravel Mark Pruett	11:00
12:00	Stop Committing Your Secrets - GIt Hooks To The Rescue! Dwayne McDaniel	Tmux and Vim for fun and profit gunnard engebreth	Funding PHP Sara Golemon	12:00
14:00	Setting up GitHub Actions for your PHP projects Jason McCreary	Reducing Bugs With Static Code Analysis Scott Keck-Warren	Leveling Up with Unit Testing Mark Niebergall	14:00
15:00	HAL It Works Joseph Lavin, Tim Lytle	Asynchronous Awesome - Task Management in PHP Eric Mann	Attackers want your data and thee getting it from your API Tim Bond	15:00
16:00	Cool Tools for PHP Development Ben Ramsey	MySQL Indexes -- How They Really Work Dave Stokes	Diagram Like a Principal Engineer Jeremy Lindblom	16:00

Thursday, 18th May 2023

	PHP Architect Ballroom	PHPUgly Hall	Laravel Studio
09:00	It’s Your Decision. Where Do You Want to Take Your Career? Leslie Martinich			09:00
10:00	Debugging Our Way Through PHP Derick Rethans	Filesystem Management with Flysystem Mark Niebergall	Build and Release Confidently with Continuous Integration and Delivery Steve Grunwell	10:00
11:00	Immutability to Save an Ever-Changing World Andrew Cassell	HTTP Tortilla: Make PSR-7 Burritos Tim Lytle	API Design Patterns for the REST of Us Ian Littman	11:00
12:00	Rust For PHP Developers Nuno Maduro	Touching Grass: How NOT Developing Makes Us Better Devs Cori Lint	Framework wars aren’t all bad Mike Elsmore	12:00
14:00	Put A UUID On It! Ben Ramsey	Designing Design Systems Joseph Lavin	Laravel Pipelines: Keeping Data Transformations Clean Terry Matula	14:00
15:00	Building a SOLID Foundation Cori Lint	Building Enterprise Applications with Domain Driven Design (DDD) Mark Pruett	Making things Happen with Make Joe Ferguson	15:00
16:00	Thanks For Coming Chris Tankersley			16:00

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63 people attended
Host: John Congdon
Event Website:
tek.phparch.com/
Call for Papers: Closed.

php[tek] 2023 16 - 18 May 2023 at Sheraton O'hare

Schedule

Tuesday, 16th May 2023

Wednesday, 17th May 2023

Thursday, 18th May 2023

php[tek] 2023
16 - 18 May 2023 at Sheraton O'hare