International PHP Conference 2025 Munich
2025-10-27..2025-10-31
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as the organisers put it
International PHP Conference 2026 | ✓ PHP Core Technology ✓ Web Development ✓ Software Architecture | Join now to become a better dev!
who it's for
backend PHP developers, framework developers (Laravel and Symfony), PHP core contributors, software architects, qa and testing engineers, devops and site reliability engineers, developer advocates
topics
real-time LLM voice with WebRTC; waveform input and speech output; pub/sub session model for audio; PHP 8 deprecations and migration; allow_dynamic_properties and dynamic props; enums and match expressions; MCP middleware for AI integrations; PHP two-week release rhythm; PHP 8.5 URL/URI parser; pipes syntactic sugar in PHP
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| “Hello, AI?!” – Real-Time Voice Interactions with LLMs | Christian Liebel | 01h 04m |
Real‑time LLMs accept raw waveform input (speech in, speech out), use WebRTC + getUserMedia for browser audio streams, and require a pub/sub session model… | ||
| Prepare Your Code for PHP 9: PHP 8 Deprecations Explained | Damien Damien Seguy | 01h 04m |
Overview of concrete PHP 8 deprecations and how to fix them: core functions like UTF8 encode/UTF8 decode and legacy mhash/LCG functions are removed in favor of… | ||
| 🧩 New life for legacy PHP apps? | Stefan Priebsch | 01m |
Argues that MCP becomes a layer on top of legacy systems rather than a replacement, able to layer on top of REST API or sit as an MCP server in front of an… | ||
| 🤖 AI that doesn’t just respond — it acts? | Stefan Priebsch | 01m |
Claims that MCP could reshape AI integrations in PHP by acting as a standardized middleware that lets models load documents, query and modify databases, and… | ||
| Is PHP Dead? | Paul Conroy | 01m |
A retrospective on PHP’s evolution over 30 years, explaining why claims that PHP is "dead" are misplaced. Covers how PHP has become more mature, modern, and… | ||
| PHP-Features die Du kennen solltest | Paul Conroy | 01m |
Explains concrete uses: Enums as real types replace ad‑hoc class constants and enable typed, backed values that prevent invalid states and make serialization… | ||
| How PHP releases really get built | Volker Dusch | 01m |
A two-week release rhythm drives work, with alternating release managers each shipping a cycle, contributors like Remi Collet producing binary packages, and… | ||
| 🚀 Big things are coming in PHP 8.5. | Volker Dusch | 01m |
PHP 8.5 delivers a fully standard-conform URL/URI parser that replaces brittle homegrown parsing and promises consistent, spec-compliant behavior across edge… | ||
| PHP is more alive than ever | Volker Dusch | 01m |
Claims that more than 50% of the internet still runs on PHP and that activity spikes around PHP 8.5, with a measurable surge in contributions. Notes concrete… | ||
| 30 Years of PHP, 25 Years of Testing: A Journey Through Code and Community | Sebastian Bergmann | 45m |
Chronicle of concrete milestones: 30 years of PHP and 25 years of PHPUnit trace when PHPUnit first appears around 2000 and remains dominant; Xdebug adds step… | ||
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