Leo Buttiker has posted about an upcoming event for the PHP community, the Swiss conference OpenExpo 2008.

At 24./25. of September 2008 there will be the OpenExpo in Winterthur. I will be in charge of the PHP booth. I am looking for PHP-Developers, -Evangelists and -Fanboys (and girls) to help me out.

PHPers already attending include Harry Fuecks, Lukas Smith and Chregu Stocker. If you're interested in helping out at this year's conference, see his post for more details on contact methods.

Following up on Philip Olson's post about the evolution of PHP logos, Wolfgang Drews (of DynamicWebPages.de) has posted a few other examples.

Philip Olson has posted some kind of history of php-logos, so here are my two cents.

Included in his post are things like a 3D rendered example of a PHP booth, a few random ones he found that he had created for his site and the infamous PHP cake from the ten year birthday of the language.

On the PHPWomen.org blog today, Ligaya Turmelle has posted about the t-shirts they've created for the group and will have at this year's Zend/PHP Conference & Expo:

Just wanted to let the world know that we will be handing out t-shirts with 2 designs at this years Zend Conference. Below you will find a mock up I made (not the printers) for what the t-shirts will look like. You will be able to pick a t-shirt at the PHPWomen booth in the exhibition hall that Zend has been so kind to donate to us.

Check out the first option and second option for the shirts.

On the PHPWomen.org blog today, Ligaya Turmelle has posted about the t-shirts they've created for the group and will have at this year's Zend/PHP Conference & Expo:

Just wanted to let the world know that we will be handing out t-shirts with 2 designs at this years Zend Conference. Below you will find a mock up I made (not the printers) for what the t-shirts will look like. You will be able to pick a t-shirt at the PHPWomen booth in the exhibition hall that Zend has been so kind to donate to us.

Check out the first option and second option for the shirts.