MidwestPHP :: Schedule

	Auditorium	Room 235	Room 238
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM	Registration & Breakfast
9:00 AM	Keynote - A startup story: Sending a billion text messages (Evan Coury)
10:00 AM	Vagrant for Virtualized Development (Adam Culp)	How I Learned to Stop Caring and Made Better Software (Eli White)	Getting Started with the Symfony2 Framework (Maxwell Vandervelde)
11:00 AM	Git and Github: Working Effectively on a Team (Jeff Carouth)	DOs and DON'Ts of MongoDB (Jeremy Mikola)	Continuous Integration in Real Life (Beth Tucker Long)
12:00 PM	Lunch
1:00 PM	PHP from the CLI (Cal Evans)	Not Your Grandmother's WordPress (Jason Rhodes)	Code Reviews: The "Secret" to Building Quality Software (Patrick Schwisow)
2:00 PM	Mocking Dependencies with PHPUnit (Matt Frost)	Building rock solid software in the real world (Omni Adams)	Bringing Good Design to the Table (Brian Fenton)
3:00 PM	Much more Eggs than Bacon: A Development Environment Cookbook (Jacob Mather)	Managing Dependencies with Composer (Beau Simensen)	Using PHP with OpenStack Clouds (Glen Campbell)
4:30 PM - 8:00 PM	After party presented by Constant Contact

	Auditorium	Room 235	Room 238
8:30 AM	Breakfast
9:00 AM	Keynote - 7 Things I Wish Somebody Told Me (Aaron Saray)
10:00 AM	It Was Like That When I Got Here: Steps Toward Modernizing a Legacy Codebase (Paul Jones)	Introduction to Modules in Zend Framework 2 (Evan Coury)	How to succeed with Open Source (Glen Campbell)
11:00 AM	Web Security and You (Eli White)	From SQL to noSQL (Derick Rethans)	PHP, RabbitMQ, and You (Jason Lotito)
12:00 PM	Lunch
1:00 PM	Foundations of PHP (Beth Tucker Long)	HTTP ALL THE THINGS: Simplifying Rich Applications by Respecting the Rules of the Web (Nate Abele)	Doctrine, Object Persistence, and You (Jeremy Mikola)
2:00 PM	Professional-grade software design (Brian Fenton)	Introducing Tests in Legacy PHP Applications (Jeff Carouth)	You're the Tech Lead! Now what? (Eryn O'Neil)
3:00 PM	Sticks, Spit, and Duct Tape: Advanced Responsive Techniques (Josh Broton)	Drupal 8: Working together (Chris Weber)	Stabilize Your Environment, Stabilize Your Code (Jacob Mather)
4:00 PM	Closing remarks and giveaways

Times subject to change.