Although Meet Magento in The Netherlands is a mainly Dutch event, we still have enough cool stuff for foreign visitors to consider making the trip to our lovely event.
This is our page with information for all our English visitors.
On this page you can find:
Need to know if Magento is the best platform for your organization? What features and options (community or enterprise) you have? What the differences and (dis)advantages are? Want to learn more about the power of Marketing with Magento, or are you a developer who wants to learn every line of code and how to connect with 3rd party software? If Magento is anywhere on your radar, it doesn't matter: you need to attend Meet Magento in The Netherlands.
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Address:
Hotel and Congrescenter 'De ReeHorst'
Bennekomseweg 24
6717 LM, Ede
Here you can see some pictures of the venue.
Need a place to stay for Meet Magento? The venue is also an hotel so you'll be at the right place at the right time, and rested!
Prices | 1-person room | 2-person room |
€ 98.50 | € 134.50 | |
€ 113.50 | € 149.50 |
Prices are including the stay and breakfast and excluding Prijzen op basis van logies/ontbijt per kamer per nacht. Exclusief tourist taxes (€ 1.35 per person per night).
Reservations:
If you would like a room, you can make your reservations by calling the hotel at +31 (0)318–750300 or by email: hotel(at)reehorst.nl. You can also make an online reservation (Dutch website).
Evenement locatie:
The venue can be reached by car or public transport and there is some info on google maps. From Schiphol Airport it's a 75 minute train journey to 'Ede Centrum' and from there it's a 5-10 minute walk.
We have a general program in the main room in the morning (10:00 AM - 12:30 PM) with keynote sessions from Varien. In the afternoon (1:30 PM - 5:00 PM) we have four tracks, each in its own room with a different 'theme':
- Magento Enterprise
- Marketing and Conversion
- Beyond Magento (connecting Magento to other CRM, ERP systems)
- Magento Development
During the day (09:00 AM - 6:00 PM) there will be a business market and a network event concluding the event.
The following sessions will be in English:
What happend to Magento and Varien last year, where are we standing right now and what will the future look like? Yoav Kutner is going to tell us all about it.
Amit Shah will tell us more about the work of Varien, the plans for 2010 and the partners in The Netherlands.
Amit Shah will tell us all about what happend after Varien released the first Enterprise edition, what it brought to the ecommerce field and how the first shops are doing right now.
Yoav Kutner will tell us all we can expect from Magento Enterprise 1.8 and 1.9.
Implementing a (near) realtime SOAP interface between an ERP system and Magento doesn't sound too difficult – Magento already features a SOAP API out of the box, right?. This talk discusses the challenges we faced, and which solutions we choose to overcome them.
- Extending the Magento SOAP API (v2) without documentation
- Working around the runtime and memory limitations of the server
- Scaling for 110 times the amount of requests we expected
- Extending the Data-Interface on the way
- Finding the errors
Following the talk a discussion about other possible solutions and other experiences is planed.
Customize and extending Magento functionality is quite easy. The question is, how to do so in the right way? This session will cover key points and best practices of Magento customization, and will clarify Magento team restrictions which are used during development for supporting backward compatibility. By Dmitriy Soroka
Site performance is a key driver to customer conversion and eCommerce success. In this session several techniques of Zend’s application server for reducing application response time are presented, and the results of a real-life Magento optimization project are shared. Additionally Zend Server provides monitoring features – including new Code Tracing – which can help detecting and solving critical issues in order to improve user experience. By Jan Burkl
Application performance is a major consideration of any software, as it is with Magento. Magento’s functionality adds complexity, and the cache level of the application allows us to significantly improve performance. This session will cover caching techniques used in Magento, provide a list of supported cache storages and provide recommendations on selecting the optimal cache storage for specific uses. By Dmitriy Soroka
If you have any questions, you can reach the organization through the next channels:
Email: mm10nl(at)dutchento.org
Phone: +31 6 420 939 76