As mentioned in this new post on the PHP Magazine website today, the United States Equestrian Federation has made a move on their site to an all PHP-based setup.

In the original press release it references, they also note that the Show-EZ system, which the horse entry section of the organization's site is based on, has only been around for a little while but has already proved itself invaluable. It even bosts the ability to be used via a Blackberry/Pocket PC/cellphone for the ultimate in mobility during shows.

As mentioned in this new post on the PHP Magazine website today, the United States Equestrian Federation has made a move on their site to an all PHP-based setup.

In the original press release it references, they also note that the Show-EZ system, which the horse entry section of the organization's site is based on, has only been around for a little while but has already proved itself invaluable. It even bosts the ability to be used via a Blackberry/Pocket PC/cellphone for the ultimate in mobility during shows.

Harry Fuecks is attending the PHP Conference UK and has posted this new item on the SitePoint PHP Blog with his thoughts so far.

So made it back to Britain and met up with the PHP London group last night as the warm up to todays conference.

All I can say is if you’re in London and not getting to the PHP London meetups, you’re missing out. Attendance varies but usually ten regulars on a low turn out up to 30 on a good night (like when Rasmus drops by).

He's also included a "live" blogging session, noting that the crowd bumped up to around 160 visitors and a mention of the talk that Derick Rethans is giving on the eZ components. There's some pictures included as well, including a shot of the (rather large) crowd.

Harry Fuecks is attending the PHP Conference UK and has posted this new item on the SitePoint PHP Blog with his thoughts so far.

So made it back to Britain and met up with the PHP London group last night as the warm up to todays conference.

All I can say is if you’re in London and not getting to the PHP London meetups, you’re missing out. Attendance varies but usually ten regulars on a low turn out up to 30 on a good night (like when Rasmus drops by).

He's also included a "live" blogging session, noting that the crowd bumped up to around 160 visitors and a mention of the talk that Derick Rethans is giving on the eZ components. There's some pictures included as well, including a shot of the (rather large) crowd.

In this latest post on PHP Kitchen from Demian Turner, there's a reminder that the deadline of the "Early Bird" tickets for the PHP UK Conference is getting close.

There are only a few seats left for London's first PHP Conference happening Feb 10th, 2006. And if you buy before Feb 3rd, 2006 it will only cost you 73 Euro, after that prices go up to (about) 110 Euro. So if you're a PHP developer in the UK, or anywhere in Europe for that matter, reserve this weekend and treat yourself to a great event.

Also, we've had some last minute luck and will now be able to offer wifi access to delegates.

The Early Bird pricing expires on February 3rd and tickets can be purchased directly from the website. The actual conference is happening the 10th of February in London - check out their page for all of the details...

In this latest post on PHP Kitchen from Demian Turner, there's a reminder that the deadline of the "Early Bird" tickets for the PHP UK Conference is getting close.

There are only a few seats left for London's first PHP Conference happening Feb 10th, 2006. And if you buy before Feb 3rd, 2006 it will only cost you 73 Euro, after that prices go up to (about) 110 Euro. So if you're a PHP developer in the UK, or anywhere in Europe for that matter, reserve this weekend and treat yourself to a great event.

Also, we've had some last minute luck and will now be able to offer wifi access to delegates.

The Early Bird pricing expires on February 3rd and tickets can be purchased directly from the website. The actual conference is happening the 10th of February in London - check out their page for all of the details...

On his blog today, Christopher Kunz has his latest post in which he talks about the PHP Conference UK that's fast approaching - and the talk he's giving there.

I am going to speak on the PHP Conference UK which will be held at South Bank University, London, UK on February 10th, 2006. Yes guys, that's in less than three weeks.

php.net has the following to say about the event: "Not bad for 50 quid", and I think that's kinda true. Amongst others, book author Harry Fuecks and Derick "the ez photographer" Rethans will be speaking, so register now!

His talk will focus on the Hardening-Patch for PHP, including installation, configuration, and demoing some examples...

On his blog today, Christopher Kunz has his latest post in which he talks about the PHP Conference UK that's fast approaching - and the talk he's giving there.

I am going to speak on the PHP Conference UK which will be held at South Bank University, London, UK on February 10th, 2006. Yes guys, that's in less than three weeks.

php.net has the following to say about the event: "Not bad for 50 quid", and I think that's kinda true. Amongst others, book author Harry Fuecks and Derick "the ez photographer" Rethans will be speaking, so register now!

His talk will focus on the Hardening-Patch for PHP, including installation, configuration, and demoing some examples...

On the SitePoint PHP Blog today, Harry Fuecks has his take on the upcoming PHPCon UK 2006 happening in London on February 10th.

In London in February? Check out the PHP Conference UK 2006, taking place at the Keyworth Centre right next to Waterloo station and Southbank University.

Organisation is thanks to Marcus and members of the PHP London User Group. The price (**cough** unlike most conferences **cough**) is something you can actually afford - 50.00 GBP [~$90] if you register early - which you'll need to as there’s only so much space at the venue.

It's a one day event and the speakers are Derick Rethans, Pavel Kovsloski, Christopher Kunz, Matt Zandstra (author of PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice) and, err.., well me in fact.

The rest of the post is taken up with Harry asking for some help with a subject for his talk - either "parsing with PHP" or a more Web 2.0 topic...

On the SitePoint PHP Blog today, Harry Fuecks has his take on the upcoming PHPCon UK 2006 happening in London on February 10th.

In London in February? Check out the PHP Conference UK 2006, taking place at the Keyworth Centre right next to Waterloo station and Southbank University.

Organisation is thanks to Marcus and members of the PHP London User Group. The price (**cough** unlike most conferences **cough**) is something you can actually afford - 50.00 GBP [~$90] if you register early - which you'll need to as there’s only so much space at the venue.

It's a one day event and the speakers are Derick Rethans, Pavel Kovsloski, Christopher Kunz, Matt Zandstra (author of PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice) and, err.., well me in fact.

The rest of the post is taken up with Harry asking for some help with a subject for his talk - either "parsing with PHP" or a more Web 2.0 topic...