I'll be presenting a session at php[world] in Washington, D.C. on October 23rd, "Tools and Tips for Gluing Together the Open Web." I get to combine a bunch of topics I'm interested in: the programming language that powers 83% of the web, tools and ideas for helping people own their online homes and content, the principles behind (and discussions happening around) strengthening the open web, the publishing platform that powers over a third of websites out there, and hacky little bits of "glue" software I've written to get data in or out of a given service.
I'm excited and it looks like a great conference. (My employer, Automattic, is an event sponsor.) If you're interested in PHP, software development and/or the open web and will be in the D.C. area then, I hope to see you there.
Updated October 24, 2019: the full slides and text from my talk are here.
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Sounds very impressive, Chris!! Wish I could listen in....or be there in person!! I’m
Proud of your efforts....lots of love, Auntie Ann
Hopefully your presentation will be available for the rest of us non-attendees at some point!