Continuing in his series of interviews from this year's OSCON, Cal Evans has posted this new interview he did with Andrei Zmievski.

This is another entry in the series of interviews I did at OSCON 2006. This time, I was privileged to sit down with Andrei Zmievski and talk about Unicode, Yahoo and other PHP topics. Andrei is a native of Uzbekistan and came to the US to study when he was 16 years old. He now works at Yahoo on their Infrastructure team and is pursuing a Master's degree in Linguistics.

They talk about Unicode for PHP6 (Andrei's big push), the status and some specifics of the project, his work wth Yahoo!, a look towards the future of PHP, and some of Andrei's personal background - including how he came to the PHP community.

Continuing in his series of interviews from this year's OSCON, Cal Evans has posted this new interview he did with Andrei Zmievski.

This is another entry in the series of interviews I did at OSCON 2006. This time, I was privileged to sit down with Andrei Zmievski and talk about Unicode, Yahoo and other PHP topics. Andrei is a native of Uzbekistan and came to the US to study when he was 16 years old. He now works at Yahoo on their Infrastructure team and is pursuing a Master's degree in Linguistics.

They talk about Unicode for PHP6 (Andrei's big push), the status and some specifics of the project, his work wth Yahoo!, a look towards the future of PHP, and some of Andrei's personal background - including how he came to the PHP community.

Andrei Zmievski has posted this new blog item today with links to his talks from the (just passed) php|Teck conference.

He also mentions a great "impromptu event" the Thursday night of the conference - a dinner that ended with a speed beed drinking contest. And yes, ther's documented proof - check out these movies of it over on Sare Goleman's blog.

Andrei Zmievski has posted this new blog item today with links to his talks from the (just passed) php|Teck conference.

He also mentions a great "impromptu event" the Thursday night of the conference - a dinner that ended with a speed beed drinking contest. And yes, ther's documented proof - check out these movies of it over on Sare Goleman's blog.