Jenny is a Community Engineer at Human Made. Her love for development goes beyond the screen & she is an advocate for both the PHP and WordPress communities.
As a speaker, community event organiser and PHP Women evangelist, you can usually find her loudly cheering people on to share knowledge & contribute back to their communities.
PHPConf.Asia is happening on 22 & 23 September at NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House. Get your tickets today!
Find out more about the speakers.
We are pleased to publish our official Code of Conduct for all attendees, exhibitors and all our conference staff. Our Code of Conduct is adapted from PyCon Code of Conduct and the GeekFeminism.org Code of Conduct.
In it, we detail our definition of harassment, methods of reporting, appropriate response from our staff and participants and also the consequences (if any).
Do feel free to send us your comment or provide us feedback at [email protected].
So we just added support for payment of conference ticket via bitcoin.
However, due to the extra administrative work needed to support Bitcoin, we are only accepting payment in a fixed denomination (BTC 0.80).
Here’s the deep link to the payment page: https://phpconfasia.codecraft.com.sg/?code=btcpayment
PHPConf.Asia is happening on 22 & 23 September at NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House. Get your tickets today!
PS: Speakers will be confirmed soon.
We are proud to announce the opening of the CFP. You may submit your CFP here.
The talk formats are as follows:
We are looking for talks of various levels – beginners, intermediate and advanced.
Thematically, you could focus on one of the following keywords: web development, front-end development, backend development, DevOps, big data, enterprise applications, Internet of Things, frameworks, advanced OOP, TDD, BDD, agile methodologies, disruptive technologies, robotics, etc.
Closing date for CFP submission is 15 July 2015.
The conference dates will be rescheduled to 22 and 23 September 2015.
This is due to one of the previous dates (24th) coinciding with a Singapore public / religious holiday (Hari Raya Haji).
We apologise for the inconvenience this news might have brought to some folks. 
