Subscribe in a readerSymfony has been producing some amazing music lately. The eagerly awaited version 1.1 progressing rapidly with the delegation of 1.0 development; Plugins are developing at an amazing speed (example, example); Great posts are being written to further enhance one’s understanding of Symfony: such as Understanding Behavior and tomorrow will be the start of the highly anticipated Symfony Camp.
Hope that all the participants will have a great time. With speakers such as
- Fabien Potencier (Interview, @ XTech)
- Dustin Whittle (Yahoo!)
- Dave Dash (Spindrop.us)
It should certainly be a good event. Congrats to Stefan Koopmanschap and the entire team at Dutch Open Projects for setting up a nice event in The Netherlands. IT is not very progressive in our little country and it is great to see such an event being organized!
Since I am currently on vacation in Romania I will have to miss the great event, but I surely hope everyone will blog and post the slides online!
UPDATE:
Stefan Moldoveanu responded on 13 Sep 2007 at 2:28 pm #
And they say there is no justice in life :)
I’m from Romania and I’m glad I attended symfonycamp. As a matter of fact, I was the only one coming from Romania.
It was really, really nice (presentations, people, location, food – you name it).
Really hope that’ll be a next edition.
tschellenbach responded on 13 Sep 2007 at 4:20 pm #
That’s not something I expected. Indeed I read a great deal of positive comments about the Camp.
Ill definitely be there next time :)
So what’s your story, how come you were in Holland? Are you still there right now?
Stefan Moldoveanu responded on 14 Sep 2007 at 11:41 am #
No, I was there just for symfonyCamp (and for 4-5 hours more in Amsterdam). I’m using symfony at my job and really wanted to attend to this event. I’ll hope we’ll get to see next year, at symfonyCamp 2008.