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ThinkPHP Blog: IPC 08: Time Planner and Early Bird Prices

Mon, 01 Sep 2008 08:50:51 -0500

On the ThinkPHP blog they mention the upcoming International PHP Conference happening October 27th through 31st and the Early Bird pricing for it that ends September 30th.

IPC 2008 is ahead of us and everyone is preparing for the Conf. Expect the best and biggest IPC ever, with five days fully packed of sessions, workshops and special days like the Starter Day or the Enterprise Day (covering topics from Tools over QA up to PHP5 migration and Security).

The special pricing is about 200 Euro for normal admission, 150 Euro for freelancers and 100 Euro for the student rate. The schedule has already been posted so check it out and be sure to reserve your spot in this year's event.

Community News: PHPLondon Early Bird Discount Almost Up

Thu, 14 Feb 2008 07:58:00 -0600

If you haven't gotten your tickets for this year's PHPLondon conference, you might want to jump on it and reserve your spot soon. The deadline for the Early Bird discount is about to come up at midnight on February 16th.

We've also got less than 50 tickets left, so there is a good chance we'll sell out before then. The standard price tickets are �100, should there be any left.

You can submit your registration on their site and reserve your spot today or, if you're just looking for some more general information, their main site has it all.

Community News: DC PHP Conference 2007 Session Schedule Posted

Wed, 26 Sep 2007 10:23:00 -0500

As mentioned by Elizabeth Naramore on the php|architect website today, the session schedule has been posted for this year's DC PHP Conference happening November 7th and 8th in Washington, D.C.

The DCPHP 2007 Conference schedule has been posted and includes sessions covering security, frameworks, enterprise, flex, ajax, and database performance. The conference is being held at The George Washington University Cafritz Conference Center in Washington DC, November 7-9.

The sessions this year include:

Mike Potter - Designing PHP-Based RIAs for Richer Internet Experiences
Damien Seguy - PHP/MySQL Architectures
Fabien Potencier - Simplify Your Professional Web Development with Symfony
Edward Finkler - Securing the PHP Environment with PhpSecInfo and Zend Environment Security
James Prather - Today's Politics: Where Does PHP Fit In?

You can still get in on the Early Bird pricing for the conference - $375 for the sessions, $200 for a One Day Pass and $100 for a Student Pass. Check out the conference's main website for more details.

Mike Potter's Blog: Attention PHP and Ruby on Rails Fans attending MAX

Tue, 12 Sep 2006 15:40:01 -0500

Mike Potter (from Adobe) has issued an invitation for all PHP and Ruby developers attending the MAX Conference to track each other down, as well as him.

I think this would be a perfect time for these groups of people to get together, showcase what you're working on, and talk about the problems that you're facing. We're working out the details of MAXUP, but if you're going to MAX, plan on arriving on the Sunday so that on Monday we can get together and showcase and talk about the work that's going on with Flex and languages other than Java and ColdFusion.

He suggests using the entry's comments to help coordinate the meetings. The Early Bird pricing is still in effect for the conference, so there's no time like the present to reserve your spot.