On the Symfony blog they've made the announcement about the Symfony November Camp happening in Sweden (back for their second time) November 14th in Stockholm.

As an organizer of the Swedish Symfony community I’m happy to say that we are hosting our second Symfony Conference. It is a one-day, single-track conference with speakers from 6 countries. The event takes place in Stockholm on November 14th. We will have two workshops the day before the event with Matthias Noback and Magnus Nordlander. One is a workshop on getting started with Symfony, and the other is for advanced Symfony application architecture. Both of our workshops are small groups, to ensure that you'll have plenty of access to the trainer.

They have a great list of speakers lined up for the day's event including Matthias Noback, Mathias Verraes and Raul Fraile. Tickets for the conference itself are 109 Euro and the training is 439 Euro. You can find out more about the event and pick up tickets on the November Camp website.

The Symfony blog has pointed out some of the interesting events that'll be coming up in their community including conferences, training and symfony camp.

The end of the year will be very interesting for the symfony project with a lot of opportunities to meet the community and to learn symfony.

Conference that symfony will have a presence at include this talk happening in Spetember and this talk at the International PHP Conference. Sensio Labs will be providing training classes on both symfony 1.0 and symfony 1.1 to those interested.

symfony Camp will also be happening in September. If you plan to attend, be sure to reserve your space now!

The Zend Developer Zone has an announcement about an upcoming conference, the California Central Coast Code Camp, that one of Zend's own will be presenting at:

The inaugural Central Coast Code Camp will be held September 22nd and 23rd, 2007, at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo, CA. [...] Kevin Schroder, podcasting wizard and member of the Zend Professional Services team, (think X-Men without the Spandex) will be speaking on PHP Security and PHP Performance.

You can get more information about the Code Camp from the event's main website.

The Zend Developer Zone has an announcement about an upcoming conference, the California Central Coast Code Camp, that one of Zend's own will be presenting at:

The inaugural Central Coast Code Camp will be held September 22nd and 23rd, 2007, at the Embassy Suites in San Luis Obispo, CA. [...] Kevin Schroder, podcasting wizard and member of the Zend Professional Services team, (think X-Men without the Spandex) will be speaking on PHP Security and PHP Performance.

You can get more information about the Code Camp from the event's main website.

Ben Ramsey has a reminder posted about the PHP Appalachia event happening in September in Cherokee, North Carolina.

This is just a reminder to let you know that the extension for reserving your campground spot for PHP Appalachia will expire soon—on August 1, to be exact. After August 1, you will still be able to reserve a spot at the campground, but you will not receive the group discount, nor is there any guarantee that your campsite will be placed with or near the rest of the group. So, sign up today!

If you want more information about this gathering of fellow PHP enthusiasts, you can check out their website. It's the whole "unconference" idea, letting things flow naturally (as they should in this setting) and PHP-related topics come up ask they will.

So, come on and join in for a different kind of conference - get connected with other PHP fans, stay connected with wireless internet, and enjoy just getting out of town for a while.

Ben Ramsey has a reminder posted about the PHP Appalachia event happening in September in Cherokee, North Carolina.

This is just a reminder to let you know that the extension for reserving your campground spot for PHP Appalachia will expire soon—on August 1, to be exact. After August 1, you will still be able to reserve a spot at the campground, but you will not receive the group discount, nor is there any guarantee that your campsite will be placed with or near the rest of the group. So, sign up today!

If you want more information about this gathering of fellow PHP enthusiasts, you can check out their website. It's the whole "unconference" idea, letting things flow naturally (as they should in this setting) and PHP-related topics come up ask they will.

So, come on and join in for a different kind of conference - get connected with other PHP fans, stay connected with wireless internet, and enjoy just getting out of town for a while.