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PHP Sussex 2026 Survey

Where are you travelling from?

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Where are you travelling from?

A

Brighton & Hove

B

Elsewhere

What is your PHP experience?

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What is your PHP experience?

A

Junior

B

Intermediate

C

Senior

D

Hobbyist

E

I don't work with PHP

What frameworks/CMSs are you interested in?

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What frameworks/CMSs are you interested in?

CodeIgniter

Drupal

Laminas

Laravel

Slim

Symfony

WordPress

Yii

Other

What motivates you to come out?

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What motivates you to come out?

Learn new skills or deepen knowledge

Stay up to date with tools and trends

Meet and connect with other developers

Be part of the local tech community

Exchange ideas with peers

Explore career opportunities

Other

What's preventing you from coming (or coming back)?

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What's preventing you from coming (or coming back)?

Topics or talks are not relevant to me

Schedule or timing does not work

Location is inconvenient

Prefer online content over in-person events

Events don't match my experience level

Not enough practical or actionable content

Lack of networking or interaction

Format does not suit me (talk length, pacing, structure)

Competing personal or work commitments

Didn’t feel welcome or engaged

Other

Is the start time convenient? (Doors at 6:30pm, talks from 7pm)

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Is the start time convenient? (Doors at 6:30pm, talks from 7pm)

A

Yes

B

No

How do you feel about going to the pub after the talk?

What do you like or dislike about PHP Sussex?

How can we appeal to new developers?

And finally, should we go back to being called PHP Brighton?

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And finally, should we go back to being called PHP Brighton?

A

Yes

B

No

PHP Sussex 2026 Survey

Where are you travelling from?

What is your PHP experience?

What frameworks/CMSs are you interested in?

What motivates you to come out?

What's preventing you from coming (or coming back)?

Is the start time convenient? (Doors at 6:30pm, talks from 7pm)

How do you feel about going to the pub after the talk?

What do you like or dislike about PHP Sussex?

How can we appeal to new developers?

And finally, should we go back to being called PHP Brighton?

Anything else you'd like to add?