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  <title>php[tek] 2018</title>
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     <p>We are excited to announce the <a href="https://tek.phparch.com/schedule?utm_campaign=phpnet">full schedule</a> for the 13th annual <a href="https://tek.phparch.com/?utm_campaign=phpnet">php[tek]</a>, the premier PHP conference experience. The 2018 edition will be better than ever, now taking place in Downtown Atlanta, GA. The main conference is two days: May 31 and June 1, while we will have a workshop day on May 30, and a day of Training Classes on May 29th.</p>

     <p>There is an <a href="https://tek.phparch.com/schedule?utm_campaign=phpnet">amazing list of sessions</a> that have been put together for you, including:</p>

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     <li>3 Full-day Training Classes</li>
     <li>8 Hands-on Workshops</li>
     <li>40 Breakout Sessions</li>
     <li><a href="https://tek.phparch.com/keynotes?utm_campaign=phpnet">4 Keynotes</a></li>
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     <p>This is all being provided by <a href="https://tek.phparch.com/speakers?utm_campaign=phpnet">39 different speakers</a> from around the world, including speakers from companies like MailChimp, Oracle, MongoDB, Etsy, Salesforce, Google, and Mozilla.</p>

     <p>We sincerely look forward to seeing you in Atlanta this May!  It's going to be the best <a href="https://tek.phparch.com/?utm_campaign=phpnet">php[tek]</a> ever!</p>
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