The Zend Developer Zone has posted two new updates about this year's Zend/PHP Conference - one dealing with a keynote speaker and the other a framework shootout.

ZendCon 2009 is less than 2 months away, and preparations are moving along swiftly! [...] The speaker list is jam packed with well known names in the industry, currently sitting at 45 speakers, and a few more to be added in the coming weeks.

This year's conference will feature a keynote given by Kirrily Robert of Metaweb Technologies titled "Standing out in the Crowd" and a new session has been added - a framework shootout with a panel of representatives for the Zend Framework, CakePHP, Symfony, Agavi and CodeIgniter frameworks.

Derick Rethans has posted a part two to the post from Guy Harpaz yesterday concerning the debugging protocol "shootout" that Derick began in previous posts.

Derick's latest post looks at some of the comments Guy made, including comments about Zend's choice of implementation and their suggestions as to why you should choose the Zend Studio's debugging protocol over DBGp.

Other topics that Derick comments on in the post include the mentions of bugs in DBGp's Proxy mechanism, proxy requirements, and the functionality of Zend's "specific protocol for PHP" in handling headers/body informzation.

Derick Rethans has posted a part two to the post from Guy Harpaz yesterday concerning the debugging protocol "shootout" that Derick began in previous posts.

Derick's latest post looks at some of the comments Guy made, including comments about Zend's choice of implementation and their suggestions as to why you should choose the Zend Studio's debugging protocol over DBGp.

Other topics that Derick comments on in the post include the mentions of bugs in DBGp's Proxy mechanism, proxy requirements, and the functionality of Zend's "specific protocol for PHP" in handling headers/body informzation.