The first edition of the SymfonyWorld conference took place last week, on December 3rd and 4th 2020. About 30 talks were scheduled, divided into 3 conference tracks. During 2 days, each talk was scheduled twice making sure anyone in the world can watch it! But still it is a lot of talks to watch! We're thus very pleased to announce that the entire conference replay is now available to all the registered conference attendees. Since December 5th, all the attendees can watch all over again all the talks from their SymfonyLive account.
You did not attend the conference? You can still purchase a ticket to watch the replay whenever you want and as long as you want! Book your ticket and enjoy the conference replay!
Bonus, we offer the replay of 2 talks for free! Watch Fabien Potencier's Keynote "Keynote: Bridging Communities via Symfony UX" and Titouan Galopin's talk "Fabien's keynote in practice: new JavaScript tools for Symfony" at SymfonyWorld 2020 for free! Go to your SymfonyLive account to watch them!
Thanks again to all our conference speakers for their amazing work and their great talks!
Happy watching!
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