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Get Further with PHPMarch 8-12, 2010 / Montreal, Canada |
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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.
Dan GisolfiIBM
As a proven high-energy technical leader with diverse lab and worldwide field experience, Dan is highly-regarded for his ability to match emerging technologies against customer business needs and how to be an intensely productive internal voice for customers. He is currently focusing his efforts on the incubation of PHP frameworks and runtimes that will help to enable business professionals to create composite applications. Dan holds a Masters Degree in Artificial Intelligence from Polytechnic University, and BA in Computer Science from Manhanttanville College. Dan’s career with IBM has included software and product development projects in the areas of Expert Systems, OS/2, Secure Internet Payment Systems, Web Services and RIA Accessibility. Regardless of the technology domain, Dan’s forte is end-to-end solution consulting - including evangelism, architecture definition, contract negotiations, business development and product promotion – around emerging technologies. In his spare time Dan is an award wining winemaker and Joomla webmaster for a number of non-profit organizations. Grant HutchisonIBM
Grant Hutchison is a Senior Product Manager for DB2 and Cloudcape data servers. He has 14 years of experience at IBM in many roles including development, quality assurance, customer support and consulting.
Martin LegrisNewcommerce Solutions
Martin Legris est formateur chez Savoir-faire Linux depuis 2003. Il travaille aussi à titre de consultant en développement PHP/MySQL depuis août 2000. Il développe en orienté-objet depuis 1996 en C, C++ et Java. M. Legris a développé une plate-forme transactionelle pour le web en PHP/MySQL sur laquelle il travaille depuis 2001. Cette plate-forme prends en charge l'abstraction de la base de données, le multi-linguisme, la sécurité, le commerce électronique, le multi-média, les devises multiples et finalement la communication avec Flash grâce à XML.
Zak GreanteZ systems AS
Zak greant is a technical evangelist, author and programmer whose deep and constant love of free software and open source is turning him into a penguin. The only visible changes (so far) are a gradual accumulation of blubber, a loss of hair (which he hopes is the prelude to feather growth) and a growing preference for raw fish. When not practicing how to waddle or wear a tuxedo, he works at eZ systems and the Mozilla Foundation on various community and business things. To keep sane, he works as an editor on various cool free/open book projects, hand-crufts code for various free/open projects, beats on a guitar, plays D and D, and is learning to carve masks, boxes, and totems in the Northwest Coast style. For the record, he is not the speaker from the 2003 conference who wanted Sushi. That must have been someone else.
Robert RichardsAdvanced Media International
Robert Richards is currently the IT Development Manager for Advanced Media International, LLC in Portland, Maine, developing solutions for media companies and previously was an independant contractor for a number of years developing software in numerous fields including Telecommunications, Medical and Insurance. He is a co-maintainer of various XML extensions in PHP including DOM, XMLReader and XMLWriter, as well as contribute to the SimpleXML, XML and XSL extensions. He is also a co-maintainer of the libxml2 library in the Gnome project.
Chris ShiflettBrain Bulb
Chris Shiflett is an internationally recognized expert in the field of PHP security and the founder and President of Brain Bulb, a PHP consultancy that offers a variety of services to clients around the world. Chris is a leader in the PHP community, and his involvement includes being the founder of the PHP Security Consortium, the founder of PHPCommunity.org, a member of the Zend PHP Advisory Board, and an author of the Zend PHP Certification. A prolific writer, Chris has regular columns in both PHP Magazine and php|architect. He is also the author of the HTTP Developer's Handbook (Sams) as well as the highly anticipated PHP Security (O'Reilly).
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 developer for eZ systems A.S.. In his spare time he likes to work on Xdebug, watch movies, travel and practise photography.
Ken CoarIBM / Apache Software Foundation
Ken Coar is a director and Vice President of the Apache Software Foundation, a director and Vice President of the Open Software Initiative, and a Senior Software Engineer with IBM. He has over two decades of experience with network software and applications, system administration, system programming, process analysis, technical support, and computer security. Ken knows more than a dozen programming languages, but mostly writes in Perl, PHP, and C. He has worked with the World-Wide Web since 1992, been involved with Apache since 1996, and is one of the authors of the CGI 1.1 RFC (RFC 3875). He is the author of "Apache Server for Dummies" and co-author of "Apache Server Unleashed" and "Apache Cookbook". He somewhat spastically maintains a Web log, "The Rodent's Burrow".
Perrick PenetNo Parking
Perrick Penet est président de l'AFUP. Il est également fondateur de la société No Parking qui développe notamment le logiciel de gestion du temps OpenTime. Fervent d'Extreme Programming, il est également co-administrateur sur le logiciel libre SimpleTest.
Fabian RodriguezIndépendant
Fabian Rodriguez est consultant indépendant, spécialisé en sécurité de réseaux et cryptographie, fervant promoteur de l'utilisation de logiciels libres. Il participe activement à différentes projets Open Source de portée internationale comme Ubuntu Linux, Mozilla et OpenOffice.org. Il cumule 15 ans d’expérience en tant que consultant en stratégie Internet et conseiller en sécurité auprès de plus de 300 clients du secteur public et privé. Il est invité à donner son opinion et animer des conférences sur des sujets allant des affaires électroniques en passant par la sécurité de réseaux sans fil et la protection de renseignements personnels, pour des événements et médias spécialisés. En tant que membre fondateur ou administrateur, il collabore avec des organisations locales comme l'APCQ, FACIL, l'Internet Society et W3Quebec.
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.
Patrick Mineault5 1/2 services
Patrick Mineault est le développeur en chef du projet AMFPHP, la passerelle Flash Remoting pour PHP. Il participe également au projet Red5, un serveur de communication socket open-source pour Flash. Il est auteur pour IFBIN, un service d'abonnement à du code source ActionScript iécrit par les grands noms de Flash. Il est président de 5 1/2, une entreprise spécialisé dans la création d''applications internet riches, ayant contracté pour des clietns prestigieux tel LG, Activision et le département de l'éducation des États-Unis. Il partage ressources, code source et conseils sur son populaire blogue consacré à Flash.
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, and travels to other countries.
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.
Jorge Adame VivancoComision Nacional para el desarrollo de los pueblos indigenas (CDI), Mexico
Jorge Adame Vivanco works as a system and network administrator. He developped Ixmati buisness process management application. He wrote multiple articles and gave conferences on Linux and PHP.
Ilia AlshanetskyAdvanced Internet Design
Ilia Alshanetsky is the chief software architect of Advanced Internet Designs Inc., company specializing in security auditing, performance analysis and application development. He is the author of FUDforum (http://fudforum.org), a highly popular, Open Source bulletin board focused on providing the maximum functionality at the highest level of security and performance. Ilia is a Core PHP Developer, who authored or co-authored a series of extensions with notables such as SHMOP, PDO, SQLite, GD and ncurses. An active member of the PHP quality assurance team with hundreds of bug fixes to his name as well as a sizeable number of performance tweaks and features. Ilia is a regular speaker at-PHP related conferences worldwide and can often be found teaching the Zend Certification Training and Professional PHP Development courses that he had written. Ilia has written articles for PHP|Architect, International PHP Magazine, Oracle Technology Network, Zend.com and others. He also maintains an active blog at http://ilia.ws filled tips and tricks on how to get the most out of PHP.
Robert BernierSRA America
Robert, is a systems engineer and is a graduate of several postsecondary institutions including Retter College, Lakehead University, and the University of Regina. He is the PostgreSQL Business Intelligence Analyst for SRA America, a subsidiary of Software Research America (SRA) which is one of the oldest software houses in the world today (established 1965). Although his first experiences with IT dates back to the 1960's Robert only became involved with open source in 1996 after ordering a CD distribution of Linux online. His current open source activities includes writing to publications such as Sys-Admin, the O'Reilly webportal http://onlamp.com and casestudies for the PostgreSQL community, casestudy@postgresql.org. He is also the maintainer of pg_live, a live CD distro filled with documentation and reference to profile PostgreSQL for first time users.
Chris GruberiAnywhere Solutions, a Sybase company
With more than ten years of industry experience, Chris Gruber works with engineering product management for iAnywhere Solutions' industry-leading products. iAnywhere, a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc., is the market-leading provider of solutions that enable anywhere, anytime access to enterprise information. Mr. Gruber, is active in educating, demonstrating the SQL Anywhere products to customers and partners the within the engineering product management group.
John CoggeshallZend Technologies
John Coggeshall is a Technical Consultant for Zend Technologies where he provides professional services to clients around the world. He got started with PHP in 1997 and is the author of two 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.
Damien SeguyNexen Services
Damien Seguy est rédacteur en chef de Direction|PHP, magazine consacré à PHP et MySQL. Il contribue aux documentations PHP et MySQL en Francais, et a participé à la fondation de l'AFUP et de PHP Québec. Il assure la promotion de PHP et MySQL auprès du public francophone. Il est fondateur de Nexen Services, (http://www.nexenservices.com) société de services en hébergement, spécialiste de l'Open Source.
Mike KruckenbergOpenAir
Mike Kruckenberg is a Principal Software Engineer at OpenAir, a Perl/ MySQL/Apache/Linux shop that develops professional services automation software. Mike has a passion for exploring new technologies and is awed by the power and progress of the open source community. Mike is the co-author of ProMySQL (Apress) and has written a series of database articles for Linux Magazine. Mike is active in the Boston MySQL user's group, is a member of several MySQL guilds, has presented in the past at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference, and is a featured speaker at this year's MySQL Users Conference.
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