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The "Ramblecast" from this year's php|tek 2007 conference has been edited and poasted by the guys over at the Pro::PHP Podcast. Guests for this edition of the RambleCast included:
Oh, and don't forget to read Sean's disclaimers when you listen to the show. You'll take it all a little less seriously and enjoy the ride a little bit more.
The "Ramblecast" from this year's php|tek 2007 conference has been edited and poasted by the guys over at the Pro::PHP Podcast. Guests for this edition of the RambleCast included:
Oh, and don't forget to read Sean's disclaimers when you listen to the show. You'll take it all a little less seriously and enjoy the ride a little bit more.
For anyone that didn't get to attend this year's php|tek in Chicago, you really should check out this (very through) summary written up over on the PHPWomen.org site by Elizabeth Smith.
Chicago Illinois is the third largest city in the United States. It's also very different in personality and structure than other large US cities, taking on the rather laid back flavor that defines the Midwest, but also has the dubious distinction of being the "travel hub" of the United States. The size and travel possibilities made it an ideal location for the php|tek conference in May, hosted by php|architect.
She talks about the speakers, the location, people she met, keynotes (Rasmus and Marco Tabini) and tons of other great info. Check out the full post for the complete story.
For anyone that didn't get to attend this year's php|tek in Chicago, you really should check out this (very through) summary written up over on the PHPWomen.org site by Elizabeth Smith.
Chicago Illinois is the third largest city in the United States. It's also very different in personality and structure than other large US cities, taking on the rather laid back flavor that defines the Midwest, but also has the dubious distinction of being the "travel hub" of the United States. The size and travel possibilities made it an ideal location for the php|tek conference in May, hosted by php|architect.
She talks about the speakers, the location, people she met, keynotes (Rasmus and Marco Tabini) and tons of other great info. Check out the full post for the complete story.
Making a good thing out of a bad situation, Mike Potter has a new post on the RIApedia blog today detailing issues he's had at this year's php|tek conference surrounding his machine.
I was all set to present at the PHP|Tek show here in Chicago yesterday when I encountered a very (very very) ugly hard drive failure, 3 slides into my deck. [...] If you're looking for similar slides, these ones from a previous presentation in New York are close [pdf], though not exactly the same.
So, in lieu of the slides, he's shared lots of great links for the things he was going to talk about in his presentation including:
Making a good thing out of a bad situation, Mike Potter has a new post on the RIApedia blog today detailing issues he's had at this year's php|tek conference surrounding his machine.
I was all set to present at the PHP|Tek show here in Chicago yesterday when I encountered a very (very very) ugly hard drive failure, 3 slides into my deck. [...] If you're looking for similar slides, these ones from a previous presentation in New York are close [pdf], though not exactly the same.
So, in lieu of the slides, he's shared lots of great links for the things he was going to talk about in his presentation including:
Looks like it's going to be a full house at this year's php|tek conference up in Chicago this year. According to this new item on the php|architect site, the conference is completely sold out.
For the second year in a row, our php|tek conference is completely sold out!
You can still tune in during the event for up-to-date information, comments, slides and more details from the conference floor—including some audio and video podcasts from our Pro::PHP Podcast team.
If you didn't get in in time, be sure to check out the schedule so you'll know what kind of talks will be happening at the conference and what you can expect to hear about from the podcasters.
Looks like it's going to be a full house at this year's php|tek conference up in Chicago this year. According to this new item on the php|architect site, the conference is completely sold out.
For the second year in a row, our php|tek conference is completely sold out!
You can still tune in during the event for up-to-date information, comments, slides and more details from the conference floor—including some audio and video podcasts from our Pro::PHP Podcast team.
If you didn't get in in time, be sure to check out the schedule so you'll know what kind of talks will be happening at the conference and what you can expect to hear about from the podcasters.
php|architect magazine has officially announced the schedule for their upcoming php|tek conference happening in Chicago.
This year's speakers include a who's who of the PHP community, including Rasmus Lerdorf, Andrei Zmievski, Ilia Alshanetsky and Wez Furlong, as well as many php|architect regulars, like Jeff Moore and Chris Shiflett, and, of course, a number new faces with some thrilling talks planned for the conference.
You can get the full details on the conference and sing up today over on the main conference site or just check out the schedule to see what's being offered.
You can also see comments from some of the speakers on their blogs:
php|architect magazine has officially announced the schedule for their upcoming php|tek conference happening in Chicago.
This year's speakers include a who's who of the PHP community, including Rasmus Lerdorf, Andrei Zmievski, Ilia Alshanetsky and Wez Furlong, as well as many php|architect regulars, like Jeff Moore and Chris Shiflett, and, of course, a number new faces with some thrilling talks planned for the conference.
You can get the full details on the conference and sing up today over on the main conference site or just check out the schedule to see what's being offered.
You can also see comments from some of the speakers on their blogs:
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