The php[architect] site has released the official announcement of the php[tek] 2017 conference schedule being released:

Our conference chairs announced the lineup of speakers and talks for php[tek] 2017. It’s a great lineup, and you don’t have to just take our word for it. It’s shaping up to be a conference you don’t want to miss which takes place over 5 days May in Atlanta. Head over to the php[tek] site to see the schedule and register.

They've also included a list of just a few of the talks that will be presented at this year's event including:

• Demystifying Object-Oriented Programming with Alena Holligan
• *MySQL-Awesome Features You’re Probably Missing8 with Liam Wiltshire
• Learning About Machine Learning with Joel Lord

You can view the full schedule for the conference, happening May 24th through 28th in Atlanta, Georgia, on the main conference site and pick up your tickets too.

If you're interested in hearing about MongoDB (and PHP) and are living on the southeast coast of the US, you're in luck - Derick Rethans is making a tour of the area and hitting several major user groups along the way.

It has been a while since I have written anything. In the last few months I have been busy rewriting the connection handling parts of the MongoDB driver for PHP. [...] Some time ago, my friend Ligaya Turmelle suggested that I should come and talk at the JaxPHP/JaxWeb, the PHP and web developers usergroup in Jacksonville, Florida. And while I was there, why not visit a few other user groups too?

From September 18th through the 24th, he'll be visiting the following cities (and bringing swag with him):

• Boca Raton, Florida
• Orlando, Florida
• Jacksonville, Floria
• Atlanta, Georgia
• Nashville, Tennessee

php|architect (hosts of the upcoming php|works conferenceposted about some extra incentive for you to attend - included in the price of the conference is a chance to take the Zend PHP Certification for free.

We're happy to announce that, as in previous years, all attendees to php|works will have a chance to take the Zend PHP 5 Certification Exam free of charge. More information can be found on our conference pages.

php|works will be happening September 13th and 14th at the Sheraton Gateway in Atlanta, Georgia. For more information on pricing and registration, check out this page on the conference site.

php|architect (hosts of the upcoming php|works conferenceposted about some extra incentive for you to attend - included in the price of the conference is a chance to take the Zend PHP Certification for free.

We're happy to announce that, as in previous years, all attendees to php|works will have a chance to take the Zend PHP 5 Certification Exam free of charge. More information can be found on our conference pages.

php|works will be happening September 13th and 14th at the Sheraton Gateway in Atlanta, Georgia. For more information on pricing and registration, check out this page on the conference site.

Just announced from php|architect is their latest conference (coming in September) - php|works 2007 happening in Atlanta, Georgia this year.

php|architect invites you to Harness the Power of PHP, at this year's php|works conference.

This year's edition of php|works will take place in Atlanta, Georgia, home of the Braves and of the Atlanta PHP user group, on September 13th and 14th, with an extra tutorial day on September 12th.

Potential speakers can check out the Call for Papers and everyone can check out the full site for all of the details. Registration is also open to grab your spot today for this great community event.

Just announced from php|architect is their latest conference (coming in September) - php|works 2007 happening in Atlanta, Georgia this year.

php|architect invites you to Harness the Power of PHP, at this year's php|works conference.

This year's edition of php|works will take place in Atlanta, Georgia, home of the Braves and of the Atlanta PHP user group, on September 13th and 14th, with an extra tutorial day on September 12th.

Potential speakers can check out the Call for Papers and everyone can check out the full site for all of the details. Registration is also open to grab your spot today for this great community event.

For those around the Savannah, Georgia area wanting to get started with PHP and MySQL for web page development, you might want to check out what Armstrong Atlantic State University is offering to help you out - two new classes to bring you up to speed on all that's PHP/MySQL.

The Continuing Education Department is offering a 40-hour bootcamp-style PHP class, using the text "PHP and MySQL Web Development" (Third Edition) by Luke Welling and Laura Thomson. Two time frames will be offered - daytime and evening. The evening course will be Oct. 30th - Nov. 4th. The daytime course will be offered Oct. 13-17th.

You can get complete details on the classes from their pages on the AASU site - Part 1 and Part 2.

For those around the Savannah, Georgia area wanting to get started with PHP and MySQL for web page development, you might want to check out what Armstrong Atlantic State University is offering to help you out - two new classes to bring you up to speed on all that's PHP/MySQL.

The Continuing Education Department is offering a 40-hour bootcamp-style PHP class, using the text "PHP and MySQL Web Development" (Third Edition) by Luke Welling and Laura Thomson. Two time frames will be offered - daytime and evening. The evening course will be Oct. 30th - Nov. 4th. The daytime course will be offered Oct. 13-17th.

You can get complete details on the classes from their pages on the AASU site - Part 1 and Part 2.

In this new post, the Atlanta PHP Users Group has a reminder of their latest meeting - tonight, January 5th at 7pm.

The January meeting takes a two-fold approach to start off the New Year. Leading off the meeting, Ben Ramsey will present a PHP "Year In Review" that will take a look at news and developments in the PHP community throughout the year 2005.

After the "Year In Review," we will have a presentation of Tips & Tricks. There will be no particular theme, and everyone is invited to present a tip/trick. Your presentation need not be long or formal (no slides needed), and we'll provide a computer/projector/white board.

If you plan on going to the meeting and presenting a tip/trick, comment on the post so they have a rough estimate. As always, the meeting will be held in the New Horizons Learning Center in Tucker, GA (and followed by a trip to the Mellow Mushroom).

In this new post, the Atlanta PHP Users Group has a reminder of their latest meeting - tonight, January 5th at 7pm.

The January meeting takes a two-fold approach to start off the New Year. Leading off the meeting, Ben Ramsey will present a PHP "Year In Review" that will take a look at news and developments in the PHP community throughout the year 2005.

After the "Year In Review," we will have a presentation of Tips & Tricks. There will be no particular theme, and everyone is invited to present a tip/trick. Your presentation need not be long or formal (no slides needed), and we'll provide a computer/projector/white board.

If you plan on going to the meeting and presenting a tip/trick, comment on the post so they have a rough estimate. As always, the meeting will be held in the New Horizons Learning Center in Tucker, GA (and followed by a trip to the Mellow Mushroom).