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SDN Channel: Introduction to PHPWomen.org (Interview with Lorna Mitchell)

Thu, 06 Nov 2008 08:47:50 -0600

Cassandra Clark (from the Sun Developer's Network) has passed along a note that a podcast from one of the members of the PHP Women group has been posted - an interview with Lorna Mitchell.

A few weeks back, I had the pleasure of meeting Lorna Mitchell, at ZendCon in Santa Clara, California. We first met at the Sun booth (yes, Sun has products to support PHP). We struck up a brief conversation as I tried to get her to join the Sun Developer Network. I learned she belonged to PHPWomen.org which is a very influential group in the PHP community. [...] In this podcast, you'll learn more about Lorna herself and the PHPWomen.org. Please enjoy and stay tuned as I will try to have more members of this group in to talk with me.

You can grab the mp3 directly from the SDN Channel website.

Zend Developer Zone: PHP Abstract Podcast Episode 40: Data Importing

Thu, 15 May 2008 15:24:10 -0500

The Zend Developer Zone has posted their latest episode of the PHP Abstract podcast series. This time, Cal's brought in Lorna Mitchell from Ibuildings to talk about importing data.

Today our special guest is Lorna Mitchell. Lorna is a Developer at Ibuildings in the UK, and is based in Leeds in the North of England. She is a Zend Certified Engineer and the senior member for phpwomen.org in Europe. Today, Lorna will be talking to us about Data Importing.

There's three ways to get this new episode - you can either download the mp3 of the show, listen using the in-page player or subscribe to the show's feed and get this and other great episodes automatically.

PHPWomen.org: IPC (International PHP Conference) Report

Fri, 23 Nov 2007 13:17:00 -0600

Lorna Mitchell has posted up a summary of her trip to the International PHP Conference for this year to the PHP Women website.

At the beginning of November I attended the International PHP Conference in Frankfurt, Germany. This was my first attendance at any of the larger conferences and I thought I'd share my experiences as a conference newbie.

She mentions the number and types of attendees, the venue for the conference, "Code Camp", some of the talks given (including keynotes) and some of the off times.