I want to see all of you at DPC!

This year's edition of the Dutch PHP Conference will be taking place on June 11-13, and the Call for Papers is now open. So all of you, I know you have something interesting to say, now it's time to let the DPC know!

The past two editions of the Dutch PHP Conference were a big success, and now it's time to be part of that success! So start writing that proposal on the topic you know everything of, and submit it for consideration for the Dutch PHP Conference.

If you're a bit unsure of how to write a proposal, my colleague Lorna wrote a great article on "How to Submit a Conference Talk", which may help you along. In case you're still not sure, feel free to contact me, I'd be happy to help you out!

So, no excuses now, start writing those proposals and send them in! 


January 16, 2009 - tags: dpc, dpc09, php, symfony, conference, talk, cfp
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gravatar Danne: Hi,

Never been to DPC so a small questions from a non dutch speaking person. Is DPC "international" in the sense that most sessions are held in English or is mostly a national event?
January 19, 2009
gravatar stefan: Hi Danne,

The only things dutch about the conference are the location and the organizers. All sessions are in english and there will be many international speakers present.

Hope to see you there!

Stefan
January 19, 2009

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