On 7PHP.com today Khayrattee Wasseem has posted another community interview - a bit different this time - with both Michelle Sanver and Lineke Kerckhoffs-Willems about the "relaunch" of the PHPWomen community support group. This is another in the "PHP User Group" series.

The 8th of October, 2006 as a call for the women of PHP to “stand up and be counted” Ligaya Turmelle and Elizabeth Naramore founded PHPWomen. Since this time, PHPWomen has grown as a group and now has an active community spanning the globe. [Recently, they've changed] leaders where Elizabeth and Lig are still in the board, but Michelle and Lineke are the new co-presidents. There’s also three new European board members, meaning the board is more even in American and European members. We’re actively working on promoting PHPWomen with our website and physical presence at conferences and we are currently busy planning for CodeConnexx in November.

The interview covers a wide range of topics centered around the group including:

• Future plans for the group
• The size of the group
• What they're doing to give back to the community
• More about the CodeConnexx conference
• Some thoughts from Cal Evans and Michelangelo van Dam about the PHPwomen group

For more, check out the full interview here.

In their latest podcast Engine Yard (as hosted by Davey Shafik) talks with Lineke Kerckhoffs-Willems and Michelle Sanver about the future of PHP Women, a group within the PHP community to help encourage women in technology and support the PHP community overall, regardless of gender.

Among the topics discussed in this episode are things like:

• The official mission of PHPWomen
• How to get involved
• Future plans for the group
• A mention of the CodeConnexx conference (Europe edition)

You can either listen to this episode through the in-page player or you can subscribe to their feeds to get this and other episodes - iTunes, RSS.

On 7PHP.com today they've posted the latest interview with a member of the PHP community. In this edition the interview is with Lineke Kerckhoffs Willems, co-founder of the ProTalk video and audio community resource.

In this edition I talked with Lineke Kerckhoffs-Willems who is the Co-Founder Of ProTalk. @the_linie is the third #phpwomen I’m hosting on 7php.com after Lorna and Ligaya. Lineke is a very active member of and promoting the purpose of PHPwomen.org. She is indulged in a lot of stuffs; she attends a lot of conferences, speaks at conferences and is also an organizer of a conference as you will read along this interview. She focuses a lot on Quality Assurance and I have taken this opportunity to ask her a few questions about it.

They talk about a wide range of topics in the interview including:

• Het background as a developer, open source project lead, author and conference organizer
• Her opinions (good and bad) about the PHP language
• Her development tools of choice
• Some of her thoughts on quality assurance
• Details about ProTalk's goals and the technology that powers it

You can read the answers to these and the rest of the questions in the full interview.

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has released their latest episode - an interview with Lineke Kerckhoffs-Willems, a member of the PHPWomen organization and a recent project, ProTalk.

Cal's three questions for Lineke touch on her community involvement and

• Tell us what PHPWomen has going on and what's coming up in the future of the organization.
• Tell us a little about the conference the PHPWomen group is organizing (in the US)
• You've started a new project called ProTalk.me, tell us some about it

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player, downloading the mp3 or subscribing to their feed.