Sessions from jsDay include:

• Backbone.js FTW! (Pierre Spring)
• JavaScript Application Architecture (Brandon Keepers)
• Ember.js - Focus on your app not on boilerplate code (Garret Alfert)
• Getting Started with Nodejitsu (Nuno Job)
• Go to hell Flash! We have Open Web! (Michal Budzynski)

Sessions from phpDay include:

• Test Driven Development with Symfony 2 (Jacopo Romei)
• Scalable architectures: Taming the Twitter Firehose (Lorenzo Alberton)
• Get'em in shape: let customers appreciate the agile workflow (Stefano Maraspin)
• An introduction to Phing the PHP build system (Jeremy Coates)

For more information about these events and to get your tickets, see the sites for each conference: phpDay, jsDay.

With more than 130 talk submissions, we had a hard time putting together what we think is a great schedule for Symfony Live Paris 2012. This year, we will have three parallel tracks with many great talks and great speakers. We will have many Symfony talks based on real-life experience: learn new tricks about Security and Assetic from Kris Wallsmith, and let Richard Miller teach you tips on how to use the Service Container.

Sessions at this year's event include:

• Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web (David Zuelke)
• Behat by example (Behat best practices) (Konstantin Kudryashov)
• Security: In Real Life (Kris Wallsmith)
• How we built the new responsive BBC News site (John Cleveley)
• There is a Bundle for that (Christophe Coevoet)
• Advanced Silex (Igor Wiedler)

If you want to attend this year's event, you can find more information here.

The Call for Papers has been wrapped up, the speakers have been selected and we're happy to announce that the schedule for this year's event has been posted!

Topics for this year's event include: Building testable applications, PHP extensions, Database testing, ElasticSearch, Mentoring developers, RESTful APIs. If you want to get in on the Early Bird pricing ($150 USD for the two-day event), hurry and get them before the April 15th deadline!

We are happy to announce that we have just published the schedule and registration is now open. Quickly, go and check out all the great content we have to offer this year! Once you've decided that you want to join us, you can go to the registration page to order your tickets. Please note that you will get a 15% early bird discount if you order your tickets before 15th April. Ticket prices were announced last week and can be found in this blogpost.

Topics in this year's event include:

• Testing with Behat
• Zend Framework 2
• Backbone.js
• OAuth
• Elastic Search
• RESTful web services
• Puppet
• Coding/deploying/scaling with Amazon AWS

You can get your tickets on their registration page with the early bird pricing for all tickets lasting until April 1st. When ordering the full pass or tutorial-only, you will be asked to specify the tutorial you wish to attend.

In our previous blogposts we announced that we would publish the schedule on 15th February. It seems however that this date was a bit too optimistic, and that we need a bit more time to get everything in order. So hang in there, the schedule will be published next week! If you want to be first in the know, make sure you follow @dpcon on twitter.

They've already posted the prices for the tickets though:

• Tutorial Day: 350 Euro (Regular), 297,50 Euro (Early Bird)
• Conference Days: 350 Euro (Regular), 297,50 Euro (Early Bird)
• Full conference: 630 Euro (Regular), 535,50 Euro (Early Bird)

The Early Bird prices are only good from the start of registration until April 15th, so keep an eye out for their announcements about the opening of their registration. You can get more information about the conference from the event's website.

tek '12 is coming to Chicago May 22nd - 25th, 2012. Yes, there is going to be an uncon that goes till all hours of the morning. Yes, there is going to be a hackathon packed with programmers and cool projects. Of course there are going to be some off-the-hook evening activities that people will talk about for years to come.

This year's event includes sessions about:

• creating and using PHP components
• application testing
• HTML5 & Javascript
• Continuous deployment
• Puppet
• using the SPL
• Gearman

Tickets are already on sale for this year's event and, if you get in before the end of February, you can get the Early Bird pricing of $200 USD off the cost of a main conference-only ticket and $300 USD off the price of a full conference ticket.

• Developer Testing 201, When to Mock and When to Integrate (Laura Beth Denker)
• API Development (Rob Richards)
• The MicroPHP Manifesto (Ed Finkler)
• Web Security and You (Elliot White)
• Decoupled Library Packages for PHP 5.4
• Clojure for PHP Developers (Ian Barber)

Tickets are now on sale - you can find out more on the sales page for the event.

Included in the list of sessions are topics like:

• Mailing list project management
• Openstack deployment
• Behavior-driven development
• Using git for version control
• MySQL performance tuning
• Using Ant for application build and deployment
• Best practices for creating high load websites
• Test=driven development

You can see the complete list of the topics and speakers here as well as information on other events, iCalendar links for reminders and an XML of the sessions.

You can now find the schedule for the PHP North West Conference 2011. We hope you like it as much as we do. The speakers have been selected via Call for Papers and hope that you share our excitement by this year's fantastic lineup! Thank you to everyone who submitted.

Topics included in this year's event are things like deployment with phing, Symfony2, DocBlox, Doctrine2, Git and various development processes types of talks. For more information about this great conference or to purchase your tickets, head over to the main conference site.

I've already posted about the Symfony Live Conferences schedule a few weeks ago, but since then, we have added quite a few sessions from top-notch speakers.

San Francisco will be getting a talk from Dustin Whittle (a Symfony core team member) as well as Kris Wallsmith speaking about Assetic (an asset management library for PHP 5.3). Those attending the Paris conference will be happy to know that Weka Entertainment, the developers of a major Facebook game, will be on hand to talk about how they migrated everything to Symfony in less than three months.

You can find out more about these conferences on the Symfony Live website.

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