PHP Everywhere Conference Programme

  7:30 8:00 Registration  
  8:30 8:40 Welcome and Opening Remarks Host / Emcee
  8:40 9:00 PHP User Group Introduction Pres / VP all officers
  9:00 9:20 Keynote Speaker Dr. Alvin Marcelo
  9:20 9:40 Break / Sponsor Speech Raffle / UNDP-IOSN Asean +3
  9:40 10:20 Accessing MySQL from within PHP: Step by Step + Sponsor Speech Gavin Lim
  10:20 11:00 IT Trends (Business) JR Yap
  11:00 11:40 Drupal and Zend Studio: Build any web application from scratch in 10 minutes Roger Filomeno
  11:40 12:30 Lunch / Sponsor Speech Mobius Games, Raffle, Tipid PC, Raffle, Offshoring
  12:30 1:10 Google Analytics and Other Developer Product Aileen Apollo
  1:10 1:50 Mambo Management Basics for Educational/Governenment/Enterprise Sector Applications Richard Peter Ong
  1:50 2:30 CakePHP Revisited” – challenging the claims of Rapid Application Development (RAD) Reuben Ravago
  2:30 2:40 Break / Sponsor Speech Sulit.com.ph
  2:40 3:30 Test Driven Development in PHP: Recap (PHP) [1] Andre John Cruz
  3:30 4:10 Using AJAX with PHP (PHP) Reynold Lariza
  4:10 4:50 Website Growing Pains (When you outgrow your website) Jay De Jesus (Founder Titik Pilipino)
  4:50 5:30 Web Application Security Eduardo Tongson
  5:30 6:10 LAMP for Life: The Beginning to Infinity (PHP/MYSQL/APACHE/LINUX) Edison Tan
  6:10 6:40 Symfony Framework 101 Bobby Reyes

 

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