The Zend Developer Zone has posted the official press release for this year's Zend/PHP Conference & Expo:

Zend Technologies, The PHP Company, announced today that registration is open for the fourth annual Zend/PHP Conference and Expo, the world's largest gathering of the PHP community. Leading PHP experts, professional PHP developers, and business managers will convene September 15 - 18 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California. The theme of this year's conference is "High Impact PHP" and sessions will explore the many ways that PHP is used to deliver breakthrough design, functionality, performance, and scalability in new web applications, resulting in real business advantage for their users.

You can already register for the conference and reserve a room at a nearby hotel of your choosing. Speakers this year include Chris Shiflett, Sebastian Bergmann, Jay Pipes and several speakers on a System i track.

Check out the ZDZ post for a long list of some of the great talks that will be presented during the week.

For those that couldn't attend this year's New York PHP Conference that happened back in June, this new 'review' of the conference from Timothy Boronczyk might give you a glimpse into the goings on there.

I attended the New York PHP Conference held in New York City, June 12 - June 16, 2006. Pre-conference training sessions were schedule for the first two days and the remaining days were for the conference itself.

Timothy covers the parts of the conference he was able to attend, including a beginner's PHP class (by Jeff Siegel), a two-day overview of the language and plenty of examples to back that knowledge up. Once the conference began, he moved to a class from Jay Pipes, "Maximum Velocity MySQL". Other talks he also attended included "PHP Rocking in the Windows World", "Quercus: A 100% Clean Room Implementation of PHP in Java", "Metaprogramming with PHP".

For his opinions on all of these talks (and more), check out the full review on the Codewalkers.com site.

For those that couldn't attend this year's New York PHP Conference that happened back in June, this new 'review' of the conference from Timothy Boronczyk might give you a glimpse into the goings on there.

I attended the New York PHP Conference held in New York City, June 12 - June 16, 2006. Pre-conference training sessions were schedule for the first two days and the remaining days were for the conference itself.

Timothy covers the parts of the conference he was able to attend, including a beginner's PHP class (by Jeff Siegel), a two-day overview of the language and plenty of examples to back that knowledge up. Once the conference began, he moved to a class from Jay Pipes, "Maximum Velocity MySQL". Other talks he also attended included "PHP Rocking in the Windows World", "Quercus: A 100% Clean Room Implementation of PHP in Java", "Metaprogramming with PHP".

For his opinions on all of these talks (and more), check out the full review on the Codewalkers.com site.

Douglas Cliffton has a reminder for all of those in the New York area (or will be in the New York area) around June 14th about the New York PHP Conference and Expo that will be happening in midtown Manhattan.

He also has a note about the two days prior to the conference for the in-depth training on two tracks - Programmer and Designer. Early bird specials ended with the last of April, but you can still register online for the event - prices start at $395 USD and range all the way up to $1695 for the complete package.

Douglas Cliffton has a reminder for all of those in the New York area (or will be in the New York area) around June 14th about the New York PHP Conference and Expo that will be happening in midtown Manhattan.

He also has a note about the two days prior to the conference for the in-depth training on two tracks - Programmer and Designer. Early bird specials ended with the last of April, but you can still register online for the event - prices start at $395 USD and range all the way up to $1695 for the complete package.

The New York PHP Community has announced (in conjunction with IBM and Oracle) the New York PHP Conference and Expo 2006 - June 14th-16th in Manhattan.

The New York PHP Conference & Expo is taking place in midtown Manhattan, New York City, at the historic New Yorker Hotel. There will be three full days of sessions, tutorials, exhibits, and networking events.

NYPHPCon 2006 focuses on the The PHP Business Community, with two featured parallel tracks: Business Strategy and Technical Solutions. World renowned industry keynote speakers will kick off the conference, highlighting PHP's role in the business of open source applications. Widely recognized session speakers will provide a rich knowledge base, making NYPHPCon 2006 essential for enterprise open source solutions.

They are also announcing their Call for Papers both on the business side and the technical side. There are already some sessions lined up, and you can register at any time.

For complete details, check out the main site...

The New York PHP Community has announced (in conjunction with IBM and Oracle) the New York PHP Conference and Expo 2006 - June 14th-16th in Manhattan.

The New York PHP Conference & Expo is taking place in midtown Manhattan, New York City, at the historic New Yorker Hotel. There will be three full days of sessions, tutorials, exhibits, and networking events.

NYPHPCon 2006 focuses on the The PHP Business Community, with two featured parallel tracks: Business Strategy and Technical Solutions. World renowned industry keynote speakers will kick off the conference, highlighting PHP's role in the business of open source applications. Widely recognized session speakers will provide a rich knowledge base, making NYPHPCon 2006 essential for enterprise open source solutions.

They are also announcing their Call for Papers both on the business side and the technical side. There are already some sessions lined up, and you can register at any time.

For complete details, check out the main site...