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Faites-le avec PHP!4-6 mars 2009 / Montréal, Canada |
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Ilia AlshanetskyAdvanced Internet Designs Inc.
Ilia Alshanetsky the principal of Advanced Internet Designs Inc., company specializing in security auditing, performance analysis and application development. He is an active member of the PHP's quality assurance team with hundreds of bug fixes to his name as well as a sizeable num-ber of performance tweaks and features. Ilia is a regular speaker at-PHP related conferences worldwide, an author of Guide to PHP Security as well as many magazine publications. He also maintains an active blog at http://ilia.ws filled tips and tricks on how to get the most out of PHP.
Robert BernierSoftware Research Associates (SRA OSS)
Robert is the PostgreSQL Business Intelligence Analyst for SRA OSS, a subsidiary of Software Research Associates. He has written extensively for publications such as Sys-Admin, Hakin9 and for the O'Reilly webportal http://www.oreillynet.com. He is the maintainer of the PostgreSQL Linux Live Cd, pg_live (http://208.65.60.150/~bernier/pg_live-2.1.1.iso) and is the lead Systems Designer for the ITERation project at the Federal Government's Treasury Board Secretariat (itbusiness.ca/it/client/en/home/News.asp?id=40487).
Marcus BöergerSOMABO
Marcus Böerger is a freelancer located in Germany and is specialized on C/C++, Databases, UML, XML and of course PHP. To the PHP community he is also known as helly. He is one of the core developers and focused on the new OO features of PHP 5 and Zend Engine 2. Marcus 'hacks' around on all kinds of stuff for over 15 years now and is currently working for Ford Motor Company.
Sylvain Carle
Sylvain Carle est à la tête du groupe interstructure, un réseau d'experts en technologies émergentes. Les outils de communication Internet, les applications réseaux, les services web XML et les logiciels libres / standards ouverts sont ses expertises principales. Communiquer les réalités de la technologie fait partie de la mission qu'il se donne depuis plusieurs années, que ce soit pour former les artisans du milieu au bienfaits des nouveaux standards ou pour accompagner les gestionnaires avisés à naviguer au travers des écueils décisionnels relatifs aux technologies.
Graham ChartersIBM
Graham Charters works at IBM's development lab in Hursley, England. He is leading IBM's efforts on the definition and development of Service Data Objects for PHP. His current interests are in the relationships between open source technologies, such as those of LAMP, and the IBM WebSphere platform. Past roles have included WebSphere Application Server development, and architecture responsibilities in WebSphere Business Integration, and Adapters. Graham holds degrees in Computer Science, Numerical Analysis, and Machine Vision, all from the University of Manchester, England.
Kitman CheungIBM Canada
Kitman Cheung works on the product management team for DB2 with a specific focus on Linux / Open Source positioning. From that perspective, Kitman is responsible for driving the requirements and trends of the open source community into the DB2 UDB family of products.
John CoggeshallZend Technologies
John Coggeshall is the leader of Zend Technologies' Professional Services in North America, where he provides professional services to clients across the country (and sometimes beyond). He got started with PHP in 1997 and is the author of three published books and over 100 articles on PHP technologies with some of the biggest names in the industry such as Sams Publishing, Apress and O'Reilly. John also is a active contributor to the PHP core as the author of the tidy extension, a member of the Zend Education Advisory Board, and frequent speaker at PHP-related conferences worldwide. His web site, http://www.coggeshall.org/ is an excellent resource for any PHP developer.
Gérald CroësAlptis
Architecte logiciel chez Alptis, Gérald Croës s'est spécialisé dans le milieu open source oû il travaille sur la qualité logicielle, la capitalisation et l'accélération des développements. Principal contributeur du framework Copix, co-traducteur de la documentation française de Smarty il écrit ponctuellement des articles techniques dans la presse informatique.
Vincent FrançoisEspace Accessibilité
Président d'Espace Accessibilité, vice-président de la Coopérative de Solidarité pour l'Accessibilité Numérique "AccessibilitéWeb". Ingénieur diplômé de l'ESIEA à Paris, consultant en technologie Web, expert en accessibilité du Web, 19 années d'expérience en programmation, gestion de projet et consultation en technologie web. Utilisateur quotidien de PHP depuis 2001.
Patrick GaumondUniversité Laval
Patrick Gaumond occupe le poste de conseiller en technologie web à la Direction des affaires publiques de l'Université Laval à Québec. Au cours des douze dernières années il a participé à l'élaborations de multiples applications web, au démarrage d'une compagnie à Paris et à la mise en place de plusieurs sites web. Depuis 2003 il participe à la promotion du SGC TYPO3 au Québec en ayant, entre autres, organisé une journée sur les SGC pour le gouvernement du Québec auquel participait les créateurs de TYPO3 et de Tikiwiki. Depuis sa mise en place en 2005, Patrick est responsable du groupe d'intérêt TYPO3-Québec qui se réunit sur une base mensuelle. Il a récemment joint l'équipe des webmestres de typo3.org, la référence officielle pour tous les intégrateurs et les développeurs TYPO3. Patrick Gaumond est un excellent vulgarisateur ayant déjà fait des dizaines de présentations TYPO3 en plus d'animer des soirées thématiques au Club Macintosh de Québec dans les années 90. C'est un passionné et non seulement est-il un ambassadeur de TYPO3 au Québec, il est également un amoureux de sa ville, de sa femme et de ses deux enfants.
Louis-Philippe HuberdeauConsultation L-P Huberdeau
Louis-Philippe utilise PHP depuis plusieurs années et se spéialise dans le dévelopement d'outils interne pour effectuer de la gestion de données. Dans le passé, il a travaillé dans l'industrie aérospatiale, oû il a développé des solutions pour supporter les différentes tâches d'ingénierie et la gestion des publications techniques. Il travaille présentement à son compte.
Christopher JonesOracle
As a 16-year Oracle veteran, Christopher has worked for Oracle in both the US and Australia, striving to make the Oracle PHP experience better. He is the author of technical articles on PHP and Oracle and co-released The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual (download your free copy from http://otn.oracle.com/php). Christopher has presented at conferences including the International PHP Conferences, the Open Source Developer's Conference, and the O'Reilly Open Source Convention. Christopher's blog is at http://blogs.oracle.com/opal/.
Fréderic SchmittFM Logistic
Chargé d'étudier et de réaliser la mise en oeuvre de nouveaux outils (MasterData, Symfony, Typo3, etc) ou de nouvelles technologies web (Ajax, Soap, Webservices, etc), j'utilise PHP depuis cinq ans dans la réalisation d'applications de gestion (gestion des collaborateurs, gestion des congés, etc) mais également d'applications métiers destinées au monde de la logistique (tracabilité des produits, supervision des stocks, planification des transports). Toutes ces applications ont des liens avec des bases de données très variées (MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase) mais également vers des SI externes tel que SAP.
Rasmus LerdorfYahoo!
PHP is closely linked to its inventor, Rasmus. He worked with prestigious companies such as IBM and LinuxCare, until he joined Yahoo! to manage the transition of the famous portal to PHP. These days, he speaks at conferences worldwide.
Roberto MansfieldUniversity of Pennsylvania
Roberto Mansfield is a senior programmer analyst at the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania. At the university, he designs, codes and maintains web-based database applications in a variety of programming languages. He has been writing in PHP for over five years. His educational background is in mathematics which is reflected in his programming style.
Fabien PotencierSymfony project
Fabien Potencier is project lead for the symfony project (http://www.symfony-project.com/) and founder of Sensio (http://www.sensio.com/), a French web agency well known for its innovative views on web development.
Mike PotterAdobe Systems Inc.
Mike Potter has been developing Web sites and Web applications for More than eight years. He has extensive experience with PHP, having created the Web site for the largest amateur sporting organization in Canada, the Canadian Curling Association. After developing that site, he went to work for OEone, where he helped build a Linux based desktop that ran inside the Mozilla Web browser and ran the Mozilla Calendar Project. Mike joined Adobe in 2005 and is now a working in Developer Relations. Mike has presented at numerous user groups and conferences, including the Ottawa Linux user group, the Boston PHP user group and the Zend PHP Conference in 2006.
Derick RethanseZ systems
Derick Rethans provides solutions for Internet related problems. He has contributed in a number of ways to the PHP project, including the mcrypt, date and input-filter extensions, bug fixes, additions and leading the QA team. He now works as project leader for the eZ components project for eZ systems A.S.. In his spare time he likes to work on Xdebug, watch movies, travel and practise photography.
Rob RichardsLocal Thunder
Robert Richards is currently the IT Development Manager for Local Thunder, an application service provider assisting broadcast and print media companies in developing and deploying localization revenue and brand strategies on the Internet. Prior to this, he worked as an independent contractor for a number of years developing software in numerous fields including Telecommunications, Medical and Insurance. He is a one of the authors and maintainers of a number of the XML extensions in PHP as well as one of the maintainers of the libxml2 library for the Gnome project. Rob also occasionally writes articles for various publications on the use of XML in PHP and is also the author of Pro PHP XML and Web Services.
Damien SeguyNexen
Damien Seguy contribue à PHP et MySQL depuis 1999 : promotion, documentation, création de groupes d'utilisateurs locaux ainsi que la participation aux conférences et la rédaction d'articles techniques. M. Seguy est rédacteur en chef du magazine francophone Direction|PHP (www.directionphp.biz), et du portail technique www.nexen.net. Il publie des statistiques mensuelles sur PHP. Il travaille comme expert PHP et MySQL à Nexen Services, Paris / Montraél, une compagnie d'hébergement et de services spécialisée en Open Source. M. Seguy est un fondateur de l'AFUP (http://www.afup.org) et co-fondateur de PHP Québec (http://www.phpquebec.com/), qui organisent des conférences reconnues à Paris et Montréal. Il est aussi auteur de 3 livres consacrés à PHP et MySQL, du premier DVD consacré à PHP, et co-auteur de la certification PHP. Il contribue à la traduction française des documentations PHP et MySQL.
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Chris ShiflettOmniTI
Chris Shiflett is a principal of OmniTI, where he leads the web application security practice. Prior to joining OmniTI, he was the founder of Brain Bulb, a PHP consulting company specializing in web application security services. Chris is a leader in the PHP community a popular speaker at industry conferences worldwide, the founder of the PHP Security Consortium, a contributor to the Zend Framework, and an author of the Zend PHP Certification. A prolific writer, he is the author of the critically-acclaimed Essential PHP Security (O'Reilly) and HTTP Developer's Handbook (Sams). His writing has also appeared in numerous articles for php|architect and PHP Magazine, as well as a number of other popular books including Programming PHP (O'Reilly) and PHP Cookbook (O'Reilly).
Joe StagnerMicrosoft
Joe is a Program Manager in Microsoft Corporation's Developer Tools and Platform Group and has been with Microsoft since 2001 focusing on highly scalable and performant web application architectures, multiplatform interoperability and software security. Joe brings 30 years technical and business strategy experience to Microsoft which affords him a unique experiential perspective.
Laura ThomsonOmniTI
Laura comes to OmniTI from Australia, bringing more than ten years experience in web development, IT consulting, and research. She is the co-author of the best-selling "PHP and MySQL Web Development" (Sams Publishing) and "MySQL Tutorial" (MySQL Press). She has extensive experience as a consultant and trainer in web technologies and Open Source, and speaks on these topics worldwide.
Morgan TockerMySQL AB
Morgan Tocker is a Support Engineer at MySQL AB. Originally from Australia, he recently took the plunge and decided to relocate to Montreal in 2007. Prior to working for MySQL, Morgan worked on various projects as a LAMP developer, including a 12 month migration from SQL Server to MySQL.
Andrei ZmievskiYahoo!
Andrei Zmievski works on internal tools at Yahoo! Inc. specializing in i18n and infrastructure software, such as PHP and Apache. He is also a core PHP developer, leader of the PHP-GTK project, and a co-author of "PHP Developer's Cookbook" and Smarty templating system. His current focus is the native Unicode support in PHP. In his free time he studies languages and linguistics, goes sailing, shoots some photos, and travels to other countries.
Hans ZaunereNew York PHP
Hans Zaunere is President and Founder, New York PHP. He is also a central figure in New York's technical landscape, having co-founded New York's BSD group, and co-organized technical events and PHP conferences. Since the early 1990's, Mr. Zaunere has maintained leadership roles in mission critical, classified, and cutting-edge technical environments. As a fulltime analyst for NYU Medical, and a network security administrator prior to that, Mr. Zaunere proved the business case of open source by developing reliable and effective systems that integrated with commercial technology. Having moved to MySQL, Inc., Mr. Zaunere worked as a senior consultant and sales engineer, providing mission critical strategic and architectural guidance for Fortune 500 companies across North America, Europe and Asia. Today Mr. Zaunere operates New York PHP and New York PHP Community fulltime, supporting the "business community" by uniting dot-com with dot-org and managing a team of technology professionals. Under Mr. Zaunere's leadership, New York PHP develops and supports critical systems for the financial, medical, and military spaces. New York PHP Community continues as the largest PHP group, thanks to the involvement of thousands worldwide, and a timeline and who's who of the PHP and open source community.
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