London Conference
Last Friday I spoke at the PHP UK Conference in London on the eZ components . (Presentation slides as as usual on the talks page). I enjoyed this conference, which was organized by the PHP London User Group . This was their first conference, and the organizers did an excellent job. I always enjoy going to a conference for users (as opposed to business conferences) so much more.
Harry Fuecks had an interesting session on Ajax and Latency where he describes that Ajax frameworks need to come a long way before they are really usable. I can not agree more with the points that he made.
In case you are interested in hearing about the eZ components and you missed my talk in London, I will be giving a similar presentation through php|architect by means of a webcast next Friday. This is a free webcast for which you can sign up here .
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