Laracon 2017 – Location and dates have been announced

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Laracon 2017 has just launched its new site for the 2017 event and it will be held in NYC on July 25th and 26th. Both days will have talks starting at 9:00 AM and dinner and mingling after each day.

The venue is New World Stages which features a contemporary design and positioned between Times Square and Hell’s Kitchen.

Other events that this Laracon will feature include:

Laracon Science Fair

Have a cool side project you want to show to the community? Show it off and get feedback at the Laracon science fair. It’s like an unconference for showing off your work.

Laracon After Parties

Listen to some tunes while you meet and mingle with the Laravel community at our on-site after parties. Drinks are on us!

Speakers

If you have an idea for a topic you’d like to speak about submissions are open and Taylor Otwell, Adam Wathan, Jeffrey Way, Evan You, and Matt Stauffer are already confirmed speakers.

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

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