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.
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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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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.
Thanks to all those who attended the July 6th meeting at Google, it was good to see a turnout of around 30 people. Many thanks also to Pamela Fox for providing the presentation on Google’s Data API and Google for catering and games. We’ll have a link to the presentation notes in the near future.
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Andrew Goodwin’s March presentation on managing hydrodynamic models in PHP is now online at SlideShare.
Many thanks to Steve King for presenting to the group on the business side of PHP innovation. Lots of good information for would-be startup entrepreneurs.
We’ll have slides and video of the event available soon so stay tuned.
Looking ahead we have two presentations lined up for June and July along with some open spots for lightning [...]
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.