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• Announcing the Dutch PHP Conference 2011 December 8, 2010

  It's that time of year again! For the fifth year in a row, Ibuildings is organising the Dutch PHP Conference, and the new website is back online at http://www.phpconference.nl. The event will be held in Amsterdam from 19th to 21st May 2011. Thursday 19th is tutorial day, and Friday 20th and Saturday 21st are the main conference days. Mark those days in your calendar!

  Call for Papers

  The Dutch PHP Conference is *the* place to be when you want to broaden your PHP skill set, so we’re looking for high-quality, technical sessions from speakers who can cover advanced topics and keep our demanding audience inspired. Tutorials are 3 or 6 hours in length (note that 6 hours is our preference) and the standard conference sessions should be 45 minutes.

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• DPC 2010: Sessions and Slides June 14, 2010

  The Dutch PHP Conference is over for another year - we had a wonderful time hosting you all in Amsterdam and we were delighted so many people were able to join us for 3 days of serious technical learning (with some beer on the side of course!). While the event itself has finished, the content will live on in our DPC Radio podcast series, where we'll be broadcasting audio from the main tracks at the conference through the year. Plenty of the speakers have already uploaded their slides, read on for a breakdown of ratings and links to slides for those talks that have them - and don't forget to rate all the talks you saw on joind.in! (You can leave general event info too - click on the comments tab on the events page)

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• PHP: People, Code, Ideas August 17, 2009

  Speaker: Andrei Zmievski

  This is the opening keynote for the Dutch PHP Conference, 2009.

  PHP has grown beyond the point of having to prove itself to the world at large. How has it gotten here, where does it stand, and what is in its future? We'll talk about PHP 6 with its Unicode and i18n support, some exciting innovations in the language, what will carry PHP past 2.0 bubble, and the people behind PHP.

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