Yesterday I finished up my second day at ZendCon and learned a few more things:

1. ZendCon should be renamed to ZendFrameworkCon for next year
2. Most talks are high-level presentations and very few show the code that matters to me and presumably most programmers attending
3. Terry Chay is still one of the best presenters I have seen (note: I did not count the # of swear words he used, but if you want to check search for #tcfc on Twitter
4. I clearly need to learn how to use SPL and Iterators more in my code
5. Selenium and PHPUnit are testing suites I need to work more with and properly implement
6. I finally have a reason to move to Zend Studio 6 over Zend Studio 5.5 that I have been using for the last two years
7. You can control a presentation using your iPhone
8. The Ajaxian guys not only make a great website and podcast their presentations are beautiful.

Here are the sessions I attending on Wednesday:

• Magento eCommerce and the Next Generation of PHP Applications
• Pick Your Protocol: Creating Web Services with Zend Framework
• Lesser Known Security Problems in PHP Applications
• State of Ajax
• PHP and AJAX Made Easier with Zend
• Zend_Tool: Rapid Application Development with Zend Framework