September 19-21 2018, Copley Place, Boston
The team at Northeast PHP seeks to pair web design and development disciplines in an uncommon conference format.
Conference tracks cover a broad selection of topics relvant to web professionals. The PHP talks range from a beginner's first docker installation to an advanced look at the language internals. The User Experience program was designed to address the complex challenges facing UX practitioners today. Relevant web development tools and techniques are also included in the conference. Presentations at the intersection of these fields are included and encouraged.
We collaborate in our jobs, why not at our conferences? All code ultimately runs to serve a user. Conceptual design innovations must to be bult to exist. Planting cross-discipline seeds helps attendees broaden their skill sets and our industry sharpen a vision of a more inclusive future.
Northeast PHP is entirely non-profit, and committed to creating a diverse, welcoming environment. Our organizers and speakers volunteer their time to create a community event experience on par with the big technology conferences. We appreciate the participation of our entire community, and look forward to your valuable contributions this September in Boston.
Developing Applications with Containers, Kubernetes, and Open Shift
Kubernetes is the open source container automation project open-sourced by Google in 2015. OpenShift leverages Kubernetes and containers for accelerated application development.
In this lab, we'll prepare web and application developers to build applications using containers, Kubernetes, and OpenShift.
Northeast PHP recently spoke with Richard Moot, developer evangalist at Square. We're pleased that Richard will be attending this year's Northeast PHP conference, where he will speak about new serverless solutions for e-commerce.
Solving Complex UX Design Challenges with Confidence
Learn to handle the complexities of real world UX design challenges with confidence. Be prepared to workshop solutions to case studies, using methods you already know.
Topics include: Eliminating ambiguity, vagueness, and polysemy in infomration architecture; resolving conflics between accessibility and othe business goals; bridging the gap between developers and designers; reviewing the causes and solutions of UX design debt.
We offer leading oppountities for learning from recognized international industry experts. Contribute to our unconference sessions and network with programmers and designers, managers, job recruiters, HR staff, educators, students, and technology enthusiasts.
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Ethan Zuckerman is Director of the Center for Civic Media and Associate Professor of the Practice, MIT Media Lab. Ethan is also cofounder of the citizen media community, Global Voices. Prior to MIT, Ethan worked with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University on projects focused on civic media, freedom of speech online, and understanding media ecosystems. He led a team focused on Media Cloud, a project that builds an archive of news stories and blog posts in order to apply language processing and present ways to analyze and visualize the resulting data. Zuckerman also founded Geekcorp, a non-profit technology volunteer corps that has done work in over a dozen countries, and helped to found Tripod, an early participatory media company.
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Developer, writer, speaker, musician, and Community Advocate, PJ is the founder of DevRelate.io. He is known to travel the world speaking about programming and the way people think and interact. He is also known for wearing hats.
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