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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.

How do I join?

Register an account on our blog

What next?

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.

Who are the organisers?

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

Get yourself known!

Do you provide web development related services in Sydney and want to be known in the Sydney PHP development community? You can reach our community by getting your RSS/ATOM feed syndicated on sydphp.org.

Current Events

View and RSVP to current events

Subscribe to the one-way announcement mailing list at Google Groups for updates.

PHP Jobs in Sydney

We a provide a free, one-way mailing list at Google Groups. Posts are moderated before being published.

Flickr pool

PHP Developer (Part-time/Casual) – Updated (author: sydphp jobs syndication bot)

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Groovy Widgets is looking for a Sydney based PHP developer for around
10-20 hours per month.

Students are welcome to apply.

You'll be working remotely with meetings on the lower North Shore as
needed.

Code will be developed in your local development environment (e.g.
XAMPP, MAMP, etc.).

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PHP Team Leader Role (author: sydphp jobs syndication bot)

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PHP Team Lead
PHP Team Lead

Lead a team of 5 other developers
Newly created team in Sydney
LAMP Environment

The Role

This market leader in finance are creating a new team in Sydney and
they are looking for a Team Lead to do just that!

The Applications Development Team Leader role is responsible for

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June 2010 Meeting (author: Sydney PHP Group)

Hello Sydney PHPers!

June meeting information is now listed in our spanking new Events Schedule. Please use the booking form to RSVP for the event.

This is the first time we have used our new booking system so if you experience any issues, please DM sydphp for assistance.

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May meeting roundup (author: Sydney PHP Group)

Hi all

Thanks to Daniel Winter for providing a great presentation on Symfony, covering lots of goodies it has to offer. As we had a no-show for our second slot, Dan helpfully was able to extend his presentation for the full meeting. We'll be getting slides off Dan shortly and will upload them to sydphp.org.

We're currently organising our June/July meetings and are in the process of revamping the RSVP system used for meetings so that we don't have to rely on Upcoming. At next month's meeting you'll be able to RSVP via the sydphp.org website.
If you are interested in presenting, please shoot us an email on organisers[at]sydphp.org outlining what you'd like to show off and how much time you will need for the slot. We're interested in lightning talks < 20 mins or full presentations up to an hour or more.

A number of attendees have expressed interest in sponsoring the group and we'd like to hear more from them. We're currently looking for sponsors who can provide all or part of drinks/food for up to 30 people and/or one or more door prizes.

Finally, we'd love to hear from the group attendees how we are going - are we too stuctured, too unstructured, do we have interesting presentations or is there something you'd really really like to see happening at the meetings? Leave a comment on the blog if so.

Many Thanks
James


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[sydphp-jobs] PHP development team required (author: sydphp jobs syndication bot)

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Hi all,

We have a client who we've had a software development relationship with for
some years. We've developed a core web site and a range of other related
sites for them, using a bunch of different technologies including Drupal,
Symfony, Zend Framework and a simple custom MVC framework (that pre-dates

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