Francois Zaninotto has posted about two upcoming instances where the Symfony Framework's presence can be seen - a conference about it in Paris and at the PHP Quebec Conference.

Two upcoming events may be of great interest for symfony fans. The French PHP User association (AFUP) organizes a conference about symfony 1.0 in Paris. [...] Also, the PHP Quebec Conference features two sessions about symfony, one in English and one in French.

The Paris confernece is happening on March 6th and the PHP Quebec Conference March 14th through the 16th in Montreal.

Francois Zaninotto has posted about two upcoming instances where the Symfony Framework's presence can be seen - a conference about it in Paris and at the PHP Quebec Conference.

Two upcoming events may be of great interest for symfony fans. The French PHP User association (AFUP) organizes a conference about symfony 1.0 in Paris. [...] Also, the PHP Quebec Conference features two sessions about symfony, one in English and one in French.

The Paris confernece is happening on March 6th and the PHP Quebec Conference March 14th through the 16th in Montreal.

According to a new post on the main PHP site, the group putting on this year's PHP Quebec Conference (well, for 2007) has officially announced a call for papers.

We are currently looking for experts willing to share their knowledge and experience with IT professionals. This year the conference will includes three tracks: Advanced Techniques, Data Availability, and PHP Beyond Theory.

You can get the complete details on the conference and from their site and the details for submitting a proposal. Registration is even open if you want to take advantage of the Early Bird pricing - sign up today!

According to a new post on the main PHP site, the group putting on this year's PHP Quebec Conference (well, for 2007) has officially announced a call for papers.

We are currently looking for experts willing to share their knowledge and experience with IT professionals. This year the conference will includes three tracks: Advanced Techniques, Data Availability, and PHP Beyond Theory.

You can get the complete details on the conference and from their site and the details for submitting a proposal. Registration is even open if you want to take advantage of the Early Bird pricing - sign up today!

Graham Charters has posted a new item to the IBM developerWorks blog with pointers to the slides that he presented at the latest PHP Quebec conference covering the use of the SDO slides [pdf] I used at the PHP Quebec conference.

The conference was very well organised and there were a good number of very interesting talks. They don't appear to be available on the conference site, but Chris Shiflett's blog has a list of quite a few that are available elsewhere.

You can get more of the slides and information on the presentations from this year's edition from their official site or the gathering he mentions over on Chris' blog.

Graham Charters has posted a new item to the IBM developerWorks blog with pointers to the slides that he presented at the latest PHP Quebec conference covering the use of the SDO slides [pdf] I used at the PHP Quebec conference.

The conference was very well organised and there were a good number of very interesting talks. They don't appear to be available on the conference site, but Chris Shiflett's blog has a list of quite a few that are available elsewhere.

You can get more of the slides and information on the presentations from this year's edition from their official site or the gathering he mentions over on Chris' blog.

For those that weren't able to attend this year's PHP Quebec Conference (2006), several bloggers have mde their posts about their experiences there, including Andrei Zmievski.

In his post he not only mentions the actual conference - including mentions of his two talks, PHP6 and Unicode and PHP-GTK2 - but he also gives some of his experiences post-conference.

The post conference program for each day was full as well. On Thursday night we had a dinner for speakers and organizers at the always excellent Àla Decouverte, a small and cozy restaurant with a big taste.

On Friday night we made a visit to the ever popular Les Deux Pierrots [...] and Saturday morning found us at the Sucrerie de la Montagne, a "sugar shack" outside Montreal that lets you take a peek into the process of obtaining and making maple syrup and also manages to feed hundreds of visitors an hour at the rustic wooden tables in its giant restaurant.