On the Symfony blog today there's a note that the schedule for SymfonyCon Warsaw has been published. The event is happening in Warsaw from December 10th through the 14th and will include workshops, sessions days and a "hacking" day at the end.

You’ve been waiting for it over the past few months and it is finally out: the entire schedule of SymfonyCon Warsaw 2013 is online! Here is the recap of the awesome Symfony week you’ll attend on December 10-14 in great Warsaw, Poland.

Sessions for the event include:

• Diving deep into Twig
• Simplify your code with annotations
• Moving web development from server-side to client-side with Sidecar
• Cool like Frontend Developer: Grunt, RequireJS, Bower and other Tools
• The Proxy pattern in PHP
• Mastering the Security component's authentication mechanism

They've also listed out some more details about the tutorials and the other sessions to keep an eye out for in the blog post.

The Symfony blog has a reminder for those in the Warsaw, Poland area - save the dates of December 10th through the 14th for this year's SymfonyCon Warsaw.

We’re very happy to announce the first SymfonyCon! It will take place in Warsaw, Poland, from December 10th to 14th. Get ready for this upcoming conference! But okay, the SymfonyCon is probably confusing you all, so it’s time for a little recap of all the conferences we’re organizing all over the world. Thus, starting from this year, the Symfony Live conferences will be now local events, which means that they will be organized for the Symfony Community of the host country. [...] nd here comes the SymfonyCon, which will be an international conference. [...] he first one we’re organizing will be held in Europe, and we’ve chosen Warsaw to organize it!

The conference will be at the Westin hotel with two workshop days and, two days of conference sessions followed by a day of hacking/certification exams. If you want to submit, the Call for Papers is now open until July 31st or you can pick up your early bird tickets for just 199 Euro.