Pierre has put a call out for PHP developers who would like to participate in a TestFest event to be held in Munich (and southern Germany).

Johannes and I are trying to organize one or more TestFest days. No PHP internal knowledge is required (like C knowledges), all you need is willing to help to improve PHP and a good mood.

If you'd like to participate, contact either Pierre (pierre at php dot net) or Johannes (johannes on php dot net) and they'll get in touch. If you're wondering what the TestFest is all about, checj out this page off the main PHP.net site for more information.

On his blog, Johannes Schluter has posted about the participation that the Munich area will have in the upcoming TestFest:

The PHP TestFest was mentioned on Planet PHP multiple times before, so let's make it one more: Pierre and me are currently working on organizing a TestFest event at Munich. So we are looking for feedback from folks somewhere in the Munich area (or even all of southern Germany) so we know how many people to expect and then set a date.

You can get the latest about the TestFest from its page on PHP's QA site and the wiki page for all of the details (including groups that might be in your area participating).

David Coallier has posted about the progress that's already being made in the PHP Project - a new wiki that's been installed.

The wiki is of course not opened to everyone in the world (as wikis are usually a source of big mess) but only to developers that have any type of CVS access on the cvs.php.net server.

One of the first orders of business is moving the TODO list out from its current location and into the wiki, making it simple for anyone to check out what the language developers will be working on in the future.