After the first meetup in November 2007 in SMU and a business brunch event matching investors and programmers, the Singapore PHP group’s 2nd Meet Up in December will happen on 12 Dec 2007, 8pm in NUS Extension [9 Penang Road, #12-01, Park Mall – opposite Dhoby Ghaut MRT]. You can RSVP here if you have a facebook account.
The following information is from the Singapore PHP User Group:
- Date: 12 Dec 2007
- Time: 8pm (registration starts at 7:30pm)
- Venue: NUS Extension – 9 Penang Road, #12-01, Park Mall (opposite Dhoby Ghaut MRT)
Here are the two tracks happening on that day: PHP101 (Beginners) & Professional Track:
PHP101 Track:
1) PHP102: Language Fundamentals (Advanced)
Presenter: Michael Cheng
Continuing where we left off in Part 1 (with some revision for all who missed Part 1).
2) PHP and Zend Technologies in the Enterprise
Presenter: Rama Yurindra, Zend Team Indonesia
A brief overview of Zend Technologies and what it can do for the enterprise users.
Professional Track:
1) Technology: PHP & Microsoft Technologies
Presenter: Chris Ismael, Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Singapore
2) Technology: WordPress Plugin Development with PHP
Presenter: Lester Chan, WordPress Plugin Developer Extraordinaire
Download the flyer here:
http://www.php.com.sg/php_dec_2007_meetup_email.pdf
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We’re also kicking off the Inaugural Singapore PHP User Group Survey – to help us create our directory database of PHP Users & Developers in Singapore!
Fill up the survey form on the day and stand a chance to WIN a copy of Zend Studio Professional! 😀
Special thanks again to our sponsors:
Venue Sponsor:
Entrepreneur 27 Singapore & Garag3
Prizes:
Zend Technologies Ltd
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