What we’re about
Berkshire's community-driven PHP User Group - a bi-monthly meetup featuring speakers from a wide range of backgrounds and discussions on PHP technologies and toolings around it.
PHP Berkshire was created in 2015 by the community for the community. The organising of these meet ups has recently been passed to Humand Talent Limited. With the group at risk of being lost forever in 2022, Humand took on the cost of running the MeetUp page and will now organise events for the PHP Berkshire community bi-monthly.
We are always encouraging new people to get up and share knowledge and experiences. If you have any topics you'd like to hear about, or, if you'd like to give a talk at an upcoming meet, please get in touch.
If you work with PHP in any way, we'd love to see you at a meet up. We welcome novices, intermediates and senior developers from the worlds of Laravel, Symfony, WordPress, Drupal, Zend, CakePHP and more.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Talks: Custom 'PHPStan Rules' & 'OAuth 2.1: The Future of API Security'Zerodegrees, Reading
Hey PHP'ers👋
Please note the venue change‼️
Join us on Wednesday 30th April 2025! We will be meeting upstairs in Zerodegrees in Reading, for a talk, Q&A and networking🐘
Free to attend and open to anyone interested in Software Development at any level!
📃 Agenda 📃
6:30pm - Arrival @ Zerodegrees
7:00pm - Talk from Dave Liddament with Q&A
7:45pm - Break
8:00pm - Talk from Rob Allen with Q&A
8:30pm - CloseTalk from Dave Liddament
Director and Developer @ Lamp BristolDave is a director and developer at Lamp Bristol, a software consultancy. He’s been writing software commercially for over 20 years in many languages including C, Python, Java and PHP. Dave is keen to pass on his knowledge. He speaks at conferences and user groups, and is an organiser of PHP-SW. He is also the author of an open source tool called SARB (static analysis results baseliner) and creator of the PHP Language extension library. When not busy coding Dave enjoys scuba diving and running.
Custom PHPStan Rules: Automate Standards and Save Time
PHPStan is best known for its ability to catch bugs, but did you know it can do so much more? By creating custom PHPStan rules you can enforce your project-specific coding standards, automate tedious review tasks, and ensure a consistent codebase - all without manual intervention. This talk will guide you through step by step the process of creating a custom PHPStan rule. By the end of the talk, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to craft your own PHPStan rules, helping your team reduce bugs, save time, and focus on what matters most: writing great code.Talk from Rob Allen
Owner @ Nineteen FeetRob founded Nineteen Feet in 2013 to provide application development & support services that provide a tangible improvement to client operations. They integrate software together with clients and can take the data that's trapped in their internal systems and allow it to be accessed on the web in easy to understand ways that help improve sales and customer service.
OAuth 2.1: The Future of API SecurityAbstract
OAuth 2 is the gold standard for authentication in APIs and is currently being updated to version 2.1. In this talk we'll dive into how it works and what's different from OAuth 2.0. OAuth 2.1 consolidates and simplifies OAuth 2.0 along with bringing the best practices that have evolved since 2.0's release into the main standard. I'll discuss how the Authorization grant type has evolved with PKCE to make it the best for nearly all clients, and also cover the best practices to use today in order to secure your API. By the end of this session, you'll be well prepared for the future of API security.📢 Become a Speaker! 📢
Have something to say? We want to listen! We are always looking for new speakers who want to share their adventures with PHP. Please contact rebecca@humand.co.ukThis event is organised by Humand Talent.
‼️NOTE: PHP Berkshire events are moving to Eventbrite, please RSVP via this link.
