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:Author: 		Tobias Schlitt
:Date:			Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:29:46 +0100
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PHP at FrOSCon program available!
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:Description:
    We finally managed to get the program online for the professional PHP
    track at the Free and Open Source Conference 2006, which takes place on
    the next weekend (**June 24th and 25th**) in **Bonn, Germany**. We will
    have 6 PHP related talks on Saturday, held by professional PHP developers,
    and a hackaton event on Sunday. Everyone is invited to join us and have a
    good time.

We finally managed to get the program online for the `professional PHP
track`__ at the `Free and Open Source Conference 2006`__, which takes place on
the next weekend (**June 24th and 25th**) in **Bonn, Germany**. We will have 6
PHP related talks on Saturday, held by professional PHP developers, and a
hackaton event on Sunday. Everyone is invited to join us and have a good time.

.. __: http://froscon.phpugdo.de
.. __: http://froscon.de

The selected talks are:

- 10:00 **Using Geeklog as a Web Application Framework** (english)
- 11:00 **Web Service Toolkit f?r PHP5** (german)
- 12:00 **"Regular expressions" oder "Performing magic on texts"** (german)
- 14:00 **SVG and AJAX** (german) 
- 15:00 **XMLReader/Writer** (english)
- 16:00 **XSLT als Templatesystem** (german) 

Thanks to all the speakers for providing their knowledge completly without
charge to the public. We are looking forward to a great event!


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- FrOSCon starting tomorrow! on Fri, 23 Jun 2006 20:03:17 +0200 in Tobias Schlitt - a passion for php
  
  I'm just back from the eZ publish conference in Skien, Norway, (see my first
  roundup here) and will directly start through to the first Free and Open
  Source Conference in Bonn. As already announced, we (the PHP usergroup
  Dortmund) organized a professional


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