In this latest announcement on the Symfony blog they've announced the release of the full schedule for the upcoming SymfonyCon Madrid 2014 (happening near the end of November). The lineup includes:

• "Growing and managing communities for large Open Source projects" by Jen Lampton
• "Life After Assetic: State of the Art Symfony 2 Frontend Dev" by Michelle Sanver
• "Feature Flags with Symfony" by Benjamin Eberlei
• "The Twelve-Factor App: Best Practices for PHP on Platforms-as-a-Service" by David Zuelke
• "Implementing data synchronization API for mobile apps with Silex" by Michele Orselli

The event will also include a keynote from Fabien Potencier and close with a look at profiling in PHP from the same. You can find out more about the conference and pick up your own tickets on the main conference site.

On the Symfony blog today they've officially announced the workshops that will be happening at this year's SymfonyCon Madrid and Symfony Live New York.

About 3 weeks ago, we launched 2 different polls to ask you what workshops you wanted to attend before SymfonyLive New York and SymfonyCon Madrid. First, we want to thank all the people who participated in the poll, so many of you answered, thank you very much for your time! Thanks to your votes, we were able to know which workshops were really interesting for you.

At Symfony Live New York you'll be able to attend Fabien's "Symfony Best Practices" or "Building RESTful Applications with Symfony" (the top two most requested training sessions). At SymfonyCon Madrid there's even more choices:

• Building RESTful Applications with Symfony
• Symfony Best Practices
• Deploying Symfony Applications
• Profiling PHP Applications

You can find out more about these two conferences from their main event websites: Symfony Live New York and SymfonyCon Madrid.

On the Symfony blog they've posted information about this year's deSymfony Conference - the Spanish Symfony Conference happening June 21st and 22nd in Madrid, Spain.

Around 400 Symfony developers from Spain, Italy and even America will attend to this two-day event that will hold more than 20 talks about our favorite framework. This year, the event will take place in Madrid, the dazzling and cosmopolitan capital of Spain. The ticket to attend both days is 55 euros for the early bird period (which is already over) and 75 euros for the regular ticket. You can still buy your ticket online at desymfony.com.

This year's event will have an unconference happening the day before the event that's free for anyone that wants to attend, no pass required. You can find out more about this and the conference in general (and pick up your tickets) on the deSymfony conference site.