Sydney PHP Group provides a community for PHP developers in Sydney, Australia.
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It’s silly season again and we’ll be celebrating it as part of Web Blast Sydney. Tickets go on sale 9am Monday - be quick as they go quickly. It’s a great opportunity to meet other web-bods in Sydney and win fabulous ‘things’ (1).
What Is WebBlast?
WebBlast is an opportunity for all people involved in the [...]
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, [...]
I came across this in my blog feed today, while quite funny it’s a good example of how not write a bug report.
Here’s a quick a dirty bug reporting flow that should serve well:
read the bug reporting instructions (not just for PHP but a good link for any software)
Test what you are trying to do [...]
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.
The next Sydney PHP Group meeting is just around the corner, this Thursday 2nd October, 6:30pm at CodeGear offices, Sydney.
For this meeting, we’ll be taking a further look at the upcoming PHP 5.3 release., this time focusing on Lambda function and Closures.
Read on below for presentation details.
Meetings are a great place to network with [...]
A quick note for all our members — Sebastian Bergmann is offering a three day workshop in December at Open Query in Sydney.
Quoting Sebastian:
Quality Assurance in PHP Projects
Now that we know how to build applications that “just work”, are fast and scalable, as well as secure, the next logical step is to implement processes and [...]