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Speaking at the PHP Barcelona Conference 2009. Talk: "Trees in the Database: Advanced Data Structures".

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Speaking at the PHP Barcelona conference 2009

I'm happy to announce I'll be speaking at the PHP Barcelona Conference 2009 (Barcelona, 30-31 October 2009).
I will be giving my "Trees in the database" talk, with an in-depth explanation on the various models to store a tree data structure into a relational database.

If you can make it, register for the event, it's very cheap (50 euro for a two-day ticket or 30 euro for a single-day ticket!), and the schedule looks great, with interesting talks and top-rated speakers. See you there!

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Lorenzo Alberton

Lorenzo has been working with large enterprise UK companies for the past years and is now Chief Tech Architect at DataSift. He's an international conference speaker and a long-time contributor to many open source projects.

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