Sydney PHP Group provides a community for PHP developers in Sydney, Australia.
We run regular meetings in the city and membership is free and open to anyone with an interest in web development.
Register an account on our blog
After registration, you can RSVP one or more attendees for events. If you wish to present, come to a meeting and have a chat with a group organiser.
Currently Tim, James, Graham and Dean. One or more of us will be attending each meeting and you can reach us by DM'ing sydphp on Twitter
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We apologise for the late notice but as you may have noticed, we had a late cancellation. We have worked to try and arrange for someone other than one of us organisers to present, however we were unsuccessful in that regard. However, that doesn’t mean we don’t have a presentation! Timothy, one of our organisers, [...]
Join Steve on Thursday night to learn the ins and outs of commercialising your innovative PHP development projects including UGC, Web 2.0 portals and frameworks; and what it takes to get them off the ground and onto the world stage.
Hi all
We have some presentation spots open at our upcoming May and June meetings so if you want to reach Sydney based PHP users and developers then we’d like to hear from you. Possible presentation topics are:
product/gizmo/mashup launch or review (as long as it’s not spam)
development practices
Q+A or bug squash session
Lightning presentation < 20 minutes [...]
Our March meeting is just around the corner…
Presentation
Managing hydrodynamic models with PHP, Andrew Goodwin
This presentation will focus on the use of PHP scripts and classes to manage spatial and temporal data used in Hydrodynamic modelling.
The flood modelling process involves the development of a terrain model, generation of a finite element mesh, collating input data from [...]
Presentation – February 5th 2009
Fast web applications using message queues
Richard Buggy
Software Architect & Senior Software Engineer at Mobile Messenger
http://www.linkedin.com/in/richbuggy
Summary
Sending an email to one or two people from a contact form is pretty simple but what happens when sending an email means 5,000 of your closest friends?
Richard will cover how some of the largest websites provide [...]