
It’s that time of the month. The Singapore PHP User Group will have their monthly meet-up for the month of May again. For this month, the event will be held on 14 May 2008, 7:00pm – 9:30pm in Microsoft Singapore, NTUC Centre, 22nd Floor, Marina Boulevard. For this month, our speakers will be talking about Druid Soap API, Joomla and Drupal. Do RSVP for the event if u have a facebook account.
Here are the details for the event:
- Date: Wednesday, May 14, 2008
- Time: 7:00pm – 9:30pm
- Location: Microsoft Singapore, NTUC Centre, 22nd Floor, One Marina Boulevard
Programme for the evening:
1) Druid SOAP API – Your own Unified Communications application in 15 minutes!
Voiceroute announces a complete unified communications SOAP API platform for Open Source developers to develop using various programing languages (PHP, Ruby, Java) to write their own UC application in less than 15 minutes! Vikram will give a short introduction of the Druid SOAP architecture and demo applications with sample source code. Vikram will also announce the Druid Developer Competition where OSS developers all over the world can showcase your UC applications and compete for 1st price software and hardware worth US$7000!
2) Jamming With Joomla by Chen Zhenhao (Software Engineer, Kromax South Asia)
3) Doodling with Drupal, by Daniel CerVentus (Founder, Ideapreneur)
Venue:
Microsoft Singapore
Prizes:
Zend Technologies Ltd
http://www.zend.com
Refreshments:
Microsoft Singapore
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