Meet other women and non-binary people in the Laravel community the night before Laracon starts, so you walk in on Day 1 with friendly faces to sit with. Location shared upon RSVP confirmation. Sponsored by Tighten and Geocodio.
Hang out with Taylor, the Laravel Core Team, and Ian & Aaron of the Mostly Technical podcast for apps, drinks, and community before the conference.Hang out with Taylor, the Laravel Core Team, and Ian & Aaron of the Mostly Technical podcast for apps, drinks, and community before the conference. Tuxes and poofy dresses optional — dress up and get a Laravel necktie or silk scarf. Free, but space is limited.read more
The official Laracon After Party at Park City Southie, hosted with Accel. Drinks and snacks provided — music, conversation, and good times with new and old friends, the Laravel team, and the community.
Exclusive dinner with the Laravel team in Boston following Laracon US. Meaningful conversations, advanced demos, and an evening of bites and drinks. This event requires approval.
The unofficial Laracon Day 3 from NativePHP: a curated single-day gathering of 100 developers to decompress, hack on ideas, pair program, and keep the Laracon energy alive. Local Boston food, snacks, and drinks all day.The unofficial Laracon Day 3 from NativePHP: a curated single-day gathering of 100 developers to decompress, hack on ideas, pair program, and keep the Laracon energy alive. Local Boston food, snacks, and drinks all day. Separate ticket (limited to 100 spots).read more
🤖 Let AI help you determine which sessions to attend
Download the full session list and paste it into Claude (claude.ai).
Then paste a prompt like the example below — it gives the AI a role, context about the data, and a clear task.
Tip: This is a large session list. Claude (claude.ai) handles the full file reliably. Other tools like ChatGPT and Gemini may silently cut off the data — the verification step in the prompt will catch that.
Example prompt:
ROLE: Expert conference advisor for Laracon US 2026 attendees CONTEXT: I'm pasting 34 sessions for the Laracon US 2026.
I'm a Laravel developer. I want the talks on AI and new framework features, practical patterns I can use at work, and good networking with other developers. GOAL: Pick the top 10 sessions for me. OUTPUT FORMAT: List in chronological order. Do NOT number them sequentially.
Instead, start each entry with its relevance rank in bold, like: Rank #3 of 34 — Session Title.
Follow with the day and time, then 2-3 sentences on why it fits my goals. VERIFICATION: Before answering, confirm how many sessions you received.
You should have at least 34. If you received significantly fewer,
tell me immediately — my paste was probably truncated.