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PHPUG Frankfurt celebrates its 5th anniversary

Wednesday, May 9. 2007

The PHP User Group Frankfurt am Main (PHPUGFFM) will be celebrating its 5th anniversary tomorrow and is planning for a big party, so if you're in the area, be sure to drop by! Well, of course it's a geek party (they're developers, what did you expect? ) so there'll be plenty of talks before the actual socializing will start.

Session topics will be Unobtrusive Javascript, $YAJQ ++ (who the hell came up with that one?? ), PHP Homebanking (the sequel), PHP Dos, Don�t and maybes, juicy Joost and ION parser - sounds like a very interesting mix to me.

Go to their website to get all the info on the event

I won't be there, as I live in Hamburg (a.k.a. up north), not in Frankfurt (a.k.a. down there ) and only got word of it today - but I wish all of you guys down there a lot of fun, have a great party

*whisper* I'm also told a super-secret announcement may just be made at the event whisper

Posted by Markus in PHP at 21:54 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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Too bad, I'm going to be in FFM a day later. Have fun anyway - not you personally, but the PHPUG folks.

#1 Jan Schneider (Homepage) on 2007-05-09 23:53 (Reply)

Well you never know, our last PHP Viking party lasted 3 days so it might be worth popping in. Can I put you down for a Hoerde podcast discussion (oops) I mean a hoerd talk 14.06 ?

#1.1 Darren Cooper (Homepage) on 2007-05-10 08:27 (Reply)

Unfortunately I'm in FFM only during the weekend for a family event.

#1.1.1 Jan Schneider (Homepage) on 2007-05-10 09:06 (Reply)

Have fun everybody!

#2 sf (Homepage) on 2007-05-11 13:18 (Reply)

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