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"The Vibes" — NativePHP Hosts a Day 3 after Laracon US

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If you've ever left Laracon buzzing with ideas and wishing it didn't have to end, the NativePHP boys have you covered.

The Vibes is a new, community-powered gathering taking place on Thursday, July 30, 2026 — the day after Laracon US wraps in Boston. Organized by the NativePHP team, it's an intimate, single-day event limited to just 100 developers.

The concept is simple: keep the Laracon momentum going. Instead of formal talks, The Vibes offers a relaxed space for collaboration, networking, and hacking on ideas. Attendees can expect local Boston catering, drinks (plenty of Coke Zeros, we're told), and the kind of organic conversations that can only happen when you put a hundred passionate Laravel developers in one room.

The event will run from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at a venue in Boston's SoWa Arts District, near the Laracon US venue. Tickets are $89 and include food, drinks, and full-day access. Sponsors already on board include Web Mavens, Nexcalia, Beyond Code, and Bifrost Technology.

With only 100 spots available, this one is likely to sell out fast. Grab your ticket at nativephp.com/the-vibes.

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