Confirmed speakers:
Cal Evans(Zend),
Mert Hürtürk(Sendloop),
Bernhard Schussek(Symfony2),
Davey Shafik(Engine Yard),
Frank de Jonge(The PHP League),
Hugo Hamon(SensioLabs),
Jordi Boggiano(Nelmio),
Marco Pivetta(Doctrine Project),
Michael Bodnarchuk(CodeCeption Testing Framework),
Mikhail Vink(JetBrains),
Paul Dragoonis(PHP-Fig),
Pierre Joye(Microsoft),
Akın Moroğlu(Bahçeşehir University),
Berat Doğan(MetGlobal),
Bora Yalçın(Dion Adworks),
Devrim Gündüz(EnterpriseDB),
Emir Karşıyakalı(İstanbul PHP),
Emre Yılmaz(Volt),
Fatih Kadir Akın,
Hidayet Doğan(Yazılım Parkı),
Hüseyin Mert(OkulBilişim),
İbrahim Gündüz(Markafoni),
Midori Koçak,
Muhittin Özer(Atölye15),
Mustafa Kutsal Ay(Symbie),
Osman Üngür(Tasit.com),
Oytun Tez(MotaWord),
Uğur Özyılmazel(webBox),
Meryem Alay(SoftTech),
Nesrin Kalender(Nomad Commerce),
Şirin Saygılı(Prisync),
Hakkı Öcal(Bahçeşehir University),
Uğur Aydoğdu(Epigra)
Most presentations will be in Turkish. But we are talking with some speakers from abroad to attend our event. These "?"s on schedule are actually reserved for them. So, If they attend, I think 2 of our presentations will be in English (and most probably will be translated simultaneously into Turkish)
on most (lets say not most bu some of them) application we need to set our environment something but tr_TR. We can use our applications in Turkish but env (actually LC_CTYPE i think?) should be something other than tr_TR, afaik
lots of other communities are representing 'installing wordpress', 'most useful wordpress plugins', 'top 120 drupal themes' and we consider these communities are more like 'user groups' than 'developer groups' (especially in Turkey). And we want 'php-ist to be a developers group' . So there's a little sarcasm on quoting 'cutting edge'.
But as I'm not a native English speaker I can change/update/remove this, if this lead to a misunderstanding.
quotation marks indicates that they are really 'cutting edge' since we are not going to talk about something like 'developing wordpress plugins' :) <flame/>
Lets is a multilingual app (English, Turkish, Russian and Arabic).
You can see the events nearby or join the existing ones.