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We've mentioned it before but we just wanted to remind you again about the article contest that the PHP Women are holding with fame and glory going to the winners (oh, and there's prizes too).

The php|architect folks have released a pre-announcement about this year's php|works conference:

Rather than having a lots of different blog posts scattered all over covering this year's php|tek conference in Chicago, I figured that pulling them all together here would work best.

So, without further ado - the coverage from php|tek 2008:

This year's PHP Unconference (in Hamburg) has finished up and server in the community have posted their summaries of this year's event including:

Derick Rethans has posted an announcement about this year's PHP Vikinger unconference in Skien, Norway:

On the PHP London conference website (from the recently passed PHP London 2008) has posted the first of many mp3s of the session that happened there.

This first one comes from Ivo Jansch.

His presentation is titled Enterprise PHP Development and looks at things like whether or not PHP is "enterprise ready", how PHP's role in the online world has changed and some steps to take to be sure your application is ready to serve your enterprise.

The PHP London Conference for 2008 is behind us now and, from what the bloggers are saying, it went off wonderfully.

Here's a bit from Mikko Koppanen:

To summarize it: I had fun. [...] I met quite a lot of new people at the conference and of course it was nice to see the familiar faces from other conferences and PHPLondon meetings.

[...] A huge thanks to the organizers for making this day possible!

From Ivo Jansch: