Talks
These are the talks, listed alphabetically:
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AntiPHPatterns
- by Stefan Priebsch
It ain't right, just because others do it. Identified by reviewing the code of various well-known open source PHP applications, this session presents the most extensively used antipatterns -counterproductive design patterns- in the PHP world. You will learn what is wrong with each example, and why...
Schedule
We are pleased to announce our initial schedule of speakers and their talks that will be presented at the 2010 event, listed in no particular order.
Note that this list is not yet complete and subject to change, with more talks and speakers to be added, and we are still working on the actual schedule for the day spread over the three tracks/rooms. Full information on all the speakers and on all their talks will be available on this website soon.
Registration
We are pleased to have kept the registration price for the 2010 conference at the same amount as the 2009 event.
This year we are using staggered pricing - the initial earlybird registration price was £90 excluding VAT, available until 6th December 2009 only. The price then rose to £100 excluding VAT for the rest of December 2009, to £110 excluding VAT in January 2010, and increased to the full price of £120 excluding VAT on February 5th 2010, in place until the event takes place, subject to availability.
Thanks
Thanks to everyone who came to PHP UK Conference 2009, and helping to make it a great success.
We've started work on organising the 2010 event, and will make more information on it available on this website and soon as it's confirmed.
We're also currently working on getting up videos, audio recordings and the slides from as many of the talks as possible - please be patient, as with the event itself, we are unpaid volunteers doing this for the PHP community and have our own lives to support that must take priority...
