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Keynote: The PHP Foundation: Three Years After Roman PronskiyExecutive Director @ The PHP Foundation Wow. Can you believe it? Just three years ago, PHP had no organization behind it. Only two people were being paid to work on the language that powers 70% of the web. In 2025, we have a team of 10 talented engineers dedicated to PHP. We’re supported by major companies, governments, and an incredible community. In this talk, I will share the most exciting developments within PHP that are supported by the foundation. We'll explore the future possibilities for PHP in various directions. | |
☕️ Coffee break | |
Track 1 What's new in PHP 8.4 (and 8.5) Derick Rethans | Track 2 Rethinking Server-Side Rendering in Modern PHP Applications Simone D'Amico |
Track 1 Building Really Fast Applications Tobias Nyholm | Track 2 CLI's Aren't As Easy As You Might Think James Seconde |
🍝 Lunch break | |
⚡️ Lightning Talks | |
Track 1 Processing One Billion Rows in PHP Florian Engelhardt | Track 2 OpenTelemetry with PHP is easier than you think! Grzegorz Drozd |
Track 1 Integrating generative AI into API Platform: Good idea? Laura Durieux | Track 2 Custom PHPStan Rules: Automate Standards and Save Time Dave Liddament |
☕️ Coffee break | |
Track 1 An ensembling approach to making legacy code habitable Giorgio Sironi | Track 2 Running PHP-Applications in a Multi-Process Container Anne-Julia Seitz |
Track 1 Async PHP with Coroutines: Building Scalable Applications Khushboo Verma | Track 2 Securing PHP Applications with Zero Trust Principles Sule-Balogun Olanrewaju |
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👋 Opening by GrUSP | |
Keynote: Open Source: from Revolution to Evolution - a software industry metamorphosis Edoardo DusiSenior Developer Relations Engineer @ Storyblok From the ideological battles between Free Software and Open Source, through the rise of developer-driven innovation, to today's complex landscape of cloud services and licensing wars, Open Source has been both a movement and a business model. This talk looks at its past, examines its present challenges, and projects its future evolution. We will go through its birth and divergence, its 'Golden Age' of 'Open Source by default', the challenges posed by the Cloud, and the current present situation. In conclusion, we will try to predict the next decade. What will replace Open Source? | |
☕️ Coffee break | |
Track 1 How to write extensions Sara Golemon | Track 2 Hands-On SBOM: Creating and Managing SBOMs for PHP Application Containers Arne Blankerts |
Track 1 🥧 A slice of PIE: revolutionising PHP extension installation James Titcumb | Track 2 Introduction to ReactPHP and Websockets Frank Berger |
🍝 Lunch break | |
⚡️ Lightning Talks | |
Track 1 PHP: Particularly Horrible Programs Gina Peter Banyard | Track 2 Testing APIs written in PHP using the Behat feature testing tool Timo Bakx |
Track 1 Advanced Serializing in PHP: Speed it up! Michelle Sanver | Track 2 OAuth 2.1: The Future of API Security Rob Allen |
☕️ Coffee break | |
Keynote: 10 things that helped me advance my career Thijs FerynTechnical Evangelist @ Varnish Software There are no secret tricks or shortcuts to leveling up in your career: talent and hard work are still the main recipes for success. But in terms of mindset, there are some things that can make a difference. And while I don’t claim to know all the answers, I’d like to share 10 tips that helped me in my career. In this keynote I’ll cover topics like passion, expression, communication, perception, patience, empathy, risk & creativity. While the title makes it look like a Buzzfeed-style article, these 10 tips & tricks are a guideline in a series of stories I’ll share with you. Take from it what you want. No success guaranteed though. And no refunds! 😉 | |
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