Boston PHP

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Boston PHP is the fastest growing, and most active tech community in New England. We have been meeting since 2002. We have over 1,000 members, and usually meet every month on a Wednesday. We have a wide range of topics all related to PHP, Web Development, and Open Source technology. All meetings are free, and we encourage everyone to participate and get involved and help grow the PHP community. After each meeting we typically go to a nearby restaurant/bar/pub for more informal discussion. Check out our newsletter! We video all of our meetups. To access our videos, just follow this link. View our upcoming meetups: http://www.meetup.com/bostonphp/calendar/list Topics we cover: We base all our meetings from attendee suggestions. If you have an idea for a topic that you would like to see (or present), please use our ideas section.

Calling all presenters: Please visit our ideas section of the meetup site to see the sort of events we are hoping to have in 2011. We want to have a mix of events from beginner and advanced topics. We are looking for presenters for each of these topics. If you (or someone you know) are experienced in a topic and have some presentation skills - then please let us know. We are also looking for volunteers to help us with planning, logistics, and other odd jobs. Keywords: PHP, Open Source, Web Technology, Web Standards, CMS, Web Development, jQuery, JavaScript, Drupal, MySQL, CakePHP, Balsamiq, Smarty, Framework, Facebook, Smarty, Zend, Symfony, Code Ignitor, CSS, HTML, Mediawiki, OSS, Agile, Scrum

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Past events

  • Web Performance, Scalability, and Testing techniques

    27-28 Apr 2011 in Cambridge, United States

    If you are at all concerned about performance, then this event is for you...Join Boston PHP and Jonathan Klein as we give you all the secrets and best practices on improving the performance of your PHP applications and infrastructure. We will explore all aspects to improving performance from optimizing your code to database tuning. We'll show you how to test for performance so you know your actually making a difference. No magic or slight of hand - you can do it too.

  • Great tips on how to deploy your new PHP applications, as well as Zend Queueing.

    18-19 Apr 2011 in Cambridge, United States

    Join us for a night with ZEND. We will have Kevin Schroeder of Zend give two topics that are most interesting to PHP Developers: *Guidelines for Deploying PHP Applications For many PHP shops, moving code from development to production sounds like it should be easy, and it can be. The problem is that sometimes deployment strategies can result in longer downtime than is desired, rollbacks can be difficult or there can even be uncertainty on what is actually in the production environment.

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