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Chris Shiflett
Eli White
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Joe LeBlanc
Justin Thorp
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Rasmus Lerdorf
Tony Bibbs
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O'Reilly Radar
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Guy Kawasaki
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Micah Baldwin
Paul Graham
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Today begins my coverage of ZendCon 2007. This is the first entry and covers Day 0... the Tutorials.
Today started with a $4 muffin. As the first day of festivities but not yet the conference, breakfast was not available. Hence, the muffin and a flock of slightly annoyed geeks.
When I checked in at the registration desk, I got one of the best surprises so far. Last year Zend put together a deck of cards featuring prominent PHP'ers. This year they got even more creative went with trading cards featuring the speakers and other prominent PHP'ers. I happen to be one of them... BarCampDC was the first time seeing CaseySoftware, LLC on shirt, this is the first time seeing myself on a card. Sounds odd but kind of fun. I'll attach the card once they're available online.
The tutorials were an extended format. Two three hour sessions with a deep focus on a single topic. There was the standard Zend Certified Engineer Crash Course by Chrisitan Wenz, an Extending PHP session given by Wez Furlong and Sara Goleman, a Security Crash Course by John Coggeshall, and finally PHP Development Best Practices by Matthew Weier O'Phinney, Mike Naberezny, and Sebastian Bergman. I attend that last one last year, so I opted for the Security Crash Course.
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