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Now that this year’s Laracon US is in the books it’s time to start planning for Laravel EU. This year’s event is possibly the biggest ever, featuring a new venue, more speakers, a day of workshops, and a two-day conference with multiple tracks.

The conference is going to be held at an old industrial sugar factory called Sugar City. It’s been renovated to be a mixture of an industrial style with modern comfort. It also provides space to expand and bring in more speakers than ever. The front door opens up directly into a train stop that is a short 10 minutes from Amsterdam Central station.

The conference starts August 22nd with workshops, then the main event on August 23rd and 24th. Taylor Otwell will have the opening keynote discussing the state of Laravel, and then it’ll break off into two tracks.

Tickets are still available and are €399 for the main conference and €299 for the workshop day. Check out the conference site for all the details.

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Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

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