Ken Guest has posted about a whitepaper that he was involved in editing - the PHP for Enterprise/Business Whitepaper:

As far as I know this is the first full English language translation and update of the work done by the Association Francaise des Utilisateurs de PHP (French PHP Users Group). Also there is a lot of new content in the Whitepaper that with regards to how PHP is now utilised in Enterprise. Figures have been updated and techniques available in later versions of PHP have been referenced.

He mentions some of the challenges in the translation and thanks a few others for the effort and contributions they made to the project. The whitepaper (pdf) looks at several key topics of PHP in the Enterprise including: suggestions for architecture, integration issues, concurrent use with other languages and how PHP fits into the web application ecosystem.

Francois Zaninotto has posted about two upcoming instances where the Symfony Framework's presence can be seen - a conference about it in Paris and at the PHP Quebec Conference.

Two upcoming events may be of great interest for symfony fans. The French PHP User association (AFUP) organizes a conference about symfony 1.0 in Paris. [...] Also, the PHP Quebec Conference features two sessions about symfony, one in English and one in French.

The Paris confernece is happening on March 6th and the PHP Quebec Conference March 14th through the 16th in Montreal.

Francois Zaninotto has posted about two upcoming instances where the Symfony Framework's presence can be seen - a conference about it in Paris and at the PHP Quebec Conference.

Two upcoming events may be of great interest for symfony fans. The French PHP User association (AFUP) organizes a conference about symfony 1.0 in Paris. [...] Also, the PHP Quebec Conference features two sessions about symfony, one in English and one in French.

The Paris confernece is happening on March 6th and the PHP Quebec Conference March 14th through the 16th in Montreal.

The AFUP (Association Française des Utilisateurs de PHP) has officially issued their Call for Papers for their upcoming conference - Forum PHP 2006.

This year's conference will be taking place in Paris at the SNHF (Société Nationale d'Horticulture) on Thursday and Friday (the 9th and 10th) of November 2006. You can get more of the details concerning what needs to be in the proposals and how to submit them from this post on the AFUP website.

The AFUP (Association Française des Utilisateurs de PHP) has officially issued their Call for Papers for their upcoming conference - Forum PHP 2006.

This year's conference will be taking place in Paris at the SNHF (Société Nationale d'Horticulture) on Thursday and Friday (the 9th and 10th) of November 2006. You can get more of the details concerning what needs to be in the proposals and how to submit them from this post on the AFUP website.