International PHP Conference 2009
15 - 18 Nov 2009 at Congress Center, Karlsruhe

PHP is for sure one of the best programming languages and technologies for web development and web business. It is especially reliable in times of economic downturn with its strength being efficient, maintainable and highly scalable. And these are just some of the reasons, why PHP is driving a majority of todays web applications.

Schedule

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Sunday 15th November 2009

00:00	0 Professional XML with PHP Talk by Arne Blankerts, Tobias Schlitt Professional XML with PHP
	0 An Introduction to MapReduce Workshop by David Zuelke An Introduction to MapReduce
	0 Unit Testing für Dummies Workshop by Lars Jankowfsky, Thorsten Rinne Unit Testing für Dummies
	0 Hands-on Eclipse PDT 2.0 Workshop by Bastian Feder Hands-on Eclipse PDT 2.0
	0 Scrum - Just do it! Talk by Dominik Jungowski, Sebastian Schürmann Scrum - Just do it!

Monday 16th November 2009

00:00	0 Continuous Inspection and Integration of PHP Projects Talk by Sebastian Bergmann, Stefan Priebsch Continuous Inspection and Integration of PHP Projects
	0 Web Application Architecture Talk by Stefan Priebsch Web Application Architecture
	0 Essential PHP for the Java/.NET Developer Talk by Ralph Schindler Essential PHP for the Java/.NET Developer
	0 PHP in the Cloud Keynote by Ralph Schindler PHP in the Cloud
	0 Better Know a Version: PHP 5.3, Volume One Talk by Johannes Schlüter, David Zuelke Better Know a Version: PHP 5.3, Volume One
	0 Better Know a Version: PHP 5.3, Volume Two Talk by Johannes Schlüter, David Zuelke Better Know a Version: PHP 5.3, Volume Two
	0 Onboarding PHP Applications to the Cloud Talk by Tobias Kunze Briseño Onboarding PHP Applications to the Cloud
	0 NetBeans IDE - The choice for PHP development Talk by Oliver Mueller NetBeans IDE - The choice for PHP development
	0 Towards the Cloud: Event-driven Architectures in PHP Talk by Benjamin Eberlei Towards the Cloud: Event-driven Architectures in PHP
	2 Xdebug — PHP developer's Swiss-Army Knife Talk by Derick Rethans Xdebug — PHP developer's Swiss-Army Knife
	0 Fix your Architecture! Talk by Thorsten Rinne Fix your Architecture!
	0 Design Patterns for PHP Developers Talk by Cal Evans Design Patterns for PHP Developers
	0 Getting involved with the PHP Project Talk by Scott MacVicar Getting involved with the PHP Project
	0 Design Patterns for PHP Developers Talk by Cal Evans Design Patterns for PHP Developers

Tuesday 17th November 2009

00:00	0 SQL Server 2008 und SQL Server Express für den Webentwickler Talk by Steffen Krause SQL Server 2008 und SQL Server Express für den Webentwickler
	0 XPath - A practical guide Talk by Arne Blankerts, Tobias Schlitt XPath - A practical guide
	0 Validating XML - Avoiding the pain Talk by Arne Blankerts, Tobias Schlitt Validating XML - Avoiding the pain
	0 How to achieve more with less code Talk by Stefan Priebsch How to achieve more with less code
	0 Extending Zend Framework and Extending with Zend Framework Talk by Ralph Schindler Extending Zend Framework and Extending with Zend Framework
	0 Code smells in PHP Talk by Dagfinn Reiersøl Code smells in PHP
	0 Indexing the MySQL Index: Guide to Performance Enhancement Talk by Vineet Agrawal, Sonali Minocha Indexing the MySQL Index: Guide to Performance Enhancement
	0 MySQL Performance Tuning for DBAs Talk by Sonali Minocha MySQL Performance Tuning for DBAs
	0 Vorstellung von OpenSocial Talk by Frank Ruske Vorstellung von OpenSocial
	0 Zend Framework and the CLI Talk by Cal Evans Zend Framework and the CLI
	0 The future of web technologies Keynote by Patrick Lauke The future of web technologies
	0 Lessons learned: Experience from the Front Line Talk by Scott MacVicar Lessons learned: Experience from the Front Line
	0 Zend Framework and the CLI Talk by Cal Evans Zend Framework and the CLI
	0 Softwaremetriken verstehen und nutzen Talk by Kore Nordmann, Manuel Pichler Softwaremetriken verstehen und nutzen

Wednesday 18th November 2009

00:00	0 Analyzing PHP Code Talk by Sebastian Bergmann Analyzing PHP Code
	0 The State of Quality Assurance Tools for PHP Talk by Sebastian Bergmann The State of Quality Assurance Tools for PHP
	0 Stress-free Deployment Talk by Rob Allen Stress-free Deployment
	0 Caching for Performance Talk by Rob Allen Caching for Performance
	0 The state of SOAP in PHP Talk by David Zuelke The state of SOAP in PHP
	0 Caching, sharding, distributing - Scaling best practices Talk by Lars Jankowfsky Caching, sharding, distributing - Scaling best practices
	0 Unit-Testing Bad-Practices by Example Talk by Benjamin Eberlei Unit-Testing Bad-Practices by Example
	0 How to finally test your Legacy Code Nightmares Talk by Benjamin Eberlei How to finally test your Legacy Code Nightmares
	0 Reliable Acceptance Testing Talk by Dagfinn Reiersøl Reliable Acceptance Testing
	1 PHP on the D-BUS Talk by Derick Rethans PHP on the D-BUS
	0 Debugging PHP with xDebug inside of Eclipse PDT 2.0 Talk by Bastian Feder Debugging PHP with xDebug inside of Eclipse PDT 2.0
	0 PHPillow and CouchDB and PHP Talk by Kore Nordmann PHPillow and CouchDB and PHP
	0 Charsets & Encodings Talk by Kore Nordmann, Manuel Pichler Charsets & Encodings