Schedule 2011
Friday January 28th
First day of conference is divided in 2 parts. The 1st part is the tutorial morning followed by a lunch. The 2nd part is the conference in the afternoon. Please note that the timings indicated below are not final yet and may be subject to change.
The language used for all the talks and tutorials is English.
Friday morning: tutorials
| Time | Track 1 | Track 2 | Track 3 | Track 4 |
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| 08h30-09h00 | Registration and welcome coffee/tea | |||
| 09h00-12h30 | Workshop Caching and tuning fun for high scalability by Wim Godden |
Workshop Real world Quality Assurance, unit testing, code review by Tobias Schlitt and Kore Nordmann |
Workshop Developing search applications with Apache Solr & PHP by Paul Borgermans |
Workshop MySQL performance tuning by Geert Vanderkelen |
| 12h30-13h00 | Lunch for workshop attendees (end of tutorials) | |||
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Friday afternoon: conference
| Time | Track 1 | Track 2 | Track 3 | |
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| 12h00-13h00 | Registration & welcome for conference attendees | |||
| 13h00-14h00 | Opening Keynote: 27 Ways To Be A Better Developer Ivo Jansch and Lorna Mitchell |
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| 14h10-15h10 | Geolocation & Maps in PHP (Derick Rethans) |
Stress-free deployment (Rob Allen) | Testing untestable code (Stephan Hochdörfer) |
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| 15h10-15h40 | Break | |||
| 15h40-16h40 | Making Software Management Tools Work For You (John Mertic) |
Technical Debt (Elizabeth Naramore) |
Why Service Oriented Architecture Is A Good Thing (Jan Willem Eshuis) |
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| 16h50-17h50 | PHP in a mobile ecosystem (Ivo Jansch) |
Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web Services (David Zülke) |
Simplify the access to the cloud computing services with Zend_Cloud (Jan Burkl) | |
| 18h00-18h50 | Seeing PHP through a (Michelangelo van Dam, Maarten Balliauw, Katrien De Graeve) |
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| 18h50-20h00 | Snacks/sandwiches/drinks | |||
| 20h00-23h00 | Conference social: bowling in the venue! | |||
Saturday January 29th
Second day of conference. Please note that the timings indicated below are not final yet.
The language for the talks is English.
| Time | Track 1 | Track 2 | Track 3 |
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| 08h30-09h00 | Registration and welcome coffee/tea | ||
| 09h00-10h00 | Benchmarking Applications and Frameworks (Paul Jones) |
Scrum in the wild (Mike Van Riel) |
Mastering namespaces in PHP (Nick Belhomme) |
| 10h10-11h10 | HipHop For PHP (Scott McVicar) |
Charsets & Encoding (Kore Nordmann) |
Harness the power of the sed and awk (Joshua Thijssen) |
| 11h10-11h40 | Break | ||
| 11h40-12h40 | Zend framework 2.0: What’s New And What’s Changed? (Rob Allen) |
XML versus the New Kids On The Block (David Zülke) |
Improving Code Quality with Continuous Integration (Martin de Keijzer) |
| 12h40-13h40 | LUNCH | ||
| 13h40-14h40 | Varnish, the high performance valhalla? (Jeroen Van Dijk) |
Advanced CouchDB (Sander van de Graaf) |
Zeta components (Tobias Schlitt) |
| 14h50-15h50 | Project Triage & Recovery (Keith Casey) |
How to build customizable multitenant web applications (Stephan Hochdörfer) |
PHP through the eyes of a hoster (Thijs Feryn) |
| 15h50-16h10 | Break | ||
| 16h40-17h40 | Closing keynote: Chocolate Chip Cookies and Open Source Communities (Elizabeth Naramore) | ||
| 17h40 & onwards | Raffles, stay to get a chance to win goodies and prizes Closing remarks |
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