According to this post over on the C7Y site (php|architect's community site), their php|tek 2008 conference has already reached the forty percent sold mark on seats for the event.

Seat sales for our php|tek 2008 conference, which will take place in Chicago, IL, between May 20th and 23rd, are starting to pick up, and over 40% of all available spots have already been reserved.

You can signup on their conference website as well as get all of the details on the four day event including the speaker schedule, hotel and travel information - even a Boss Help section to help with convincing your local PHB.

The Bakery has a grouping of six new articles/tutorials/components posted covering things from SOAP to loading models on the fly to some of the latest CakePHP releases:

• A Component to help creating SOAP services
• Using requestAction & custom layouts to add XHR functionality
• Ticket Component - i.e. password reset
• Model loader (loading models on the fly)
• New CakePHP Releases
• Multiple flashes with different classes

Check out The Bakery for more great CakePHP related information and tools.

This new post on the Sanisoft blog has some good news for CakePHP developers concerning the bundled email component - it now can be made header injection safe.

In Cheesecake 1.x we had used our home grown component for sending emails. Having learned our lessons from the headaches of Pixelpost team due to email header injection attacks in their comment mailing code we had taken precautions to make our code safe from such attacks.

They proposed an update to the CakePHP functionality to integrate this solution on a more permanent basis.