Left on the Web

Left on the Web is the personal weblog, photo album, linkdump and playground of Stefan Koopmanschap, Zend PHP5 certified software engineer and Professional Services Consultant at Ibuildings.nl and symfony enthousiast. The main topics you will find here are technology, music, a slight bit of politics, and random thoughts.

Stefan has a wide history in Open Source, having been Support Team Leader for phpBB, documentation translator for Zend Framework and now symfony evangelist in The Netherlands and also online.

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Here we go again, two days in a row

It is time again. After '97 (following the release of Secret Samadhi) and 2006 (following the release of Songs for Black Mountain), the two concerts Live is giving in Paradiso will be the third and fourth I attend in the mother of all pop-venues in the Netherlands by Live. I am sooooo much looking forward to it.

The new ICANN TLD proposal

The organization managing all Top Level Domains, ICANN, has today announced the approval of a new proposal, which will allow basically anyone to get their own Top Level Domain. I may be conservative, longing for the good old days of the Internet, but I don't like this.

Dutch PHP conference 2008

Last year, back then I was not yet employed by Ibuildings, I spoke highly of the Dutch PHP Conference. It was an excellent event, with enough variation in speakers and topics. This friday and saturday, this year's installment of the same conference is taking place.
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