Sunday, May 18. 2008

Speaking at the Dutch PHP Conference

I've known for some time, but was reluctant to blog about it until the plane tickets were purchased and in hand: I've been invited to speak at the Dutch PHP Conference this coming June:

DPC

I'll be presenting two separate sessions: an all day tutorial on 13 June 2008 covering Zend Framework, and a regular session on 14 June 2008 covering Best Practices for PHP development, which will focus on how to utilize Zend Framework coding standards and methodologies to help deliver efficient, high quality code for your organization.

I'm looking forward to meeting old and new friends alike at the conference!

Posted by Matthew Weier O'Phinney in PHP at 15:08 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)
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I am also very much looking forward to it, and thrilled as I am to also be doing a full-day tutorial, I would've loved to attend yours as well. I'm sure we'll be able to chat a bit during the conference though :-)
#1 Stefan (Link) on 2008-05-18 18:28 (Reply)
Too bad i am not in Holland anymore i would like to Join
#2 Johny (Link) on 2008-05-19 04:55 (Reply)
Can't wait to meet you in Amsterdam! It's a shame your full-day course was booked full so quickly, but I think we'll hang out enough time around the DPC anyways ;-)
#3 Remi Woler (Link) on 2008-05-20 06:10 (Reply)

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