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# SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026: The PHP Runtime I Want to See (Symfony Blog)

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## Summary

SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 takes place November 26-27, with a hackday on November 28. Nicolas Grekas, Symfony Core Team member, will present a talk called 'The PHP Runtime I Want to See,' previewing background workers he's building into FrankenPHP that let long-running PHP processes persist state and publish data between requests without changing controller code. The post also covers hotel booking, the community party, and ticket registration.

## Full article

daily.dev links to this article rather than hosting it. Read it at the original source: <https://symfony.com/blog/symfonycon-warsaw-2026-the-php-runtime-i-want-to-see>

## Questions this post answers

### What are background workers in FrankenPHP and what problem do they solve?

Background workers are a capability being added to FrankenPHP that let PHP run long-lived processes outside the normal HTTP request-response cycle, so state can persist and be published to requests directly, with no serialization, no TTL, and no restart needed. This addresses PHP's traditional one-request-one-process model, which forgets everything after each request and previously required workarounds like cron jobs, supervisors, TTLs, and Redis keys to simulate memory between requests. Controllers remain unchanged.

_Developers weighing new PHP runtime patterns can follow how this FrankenPHP feature develops on daily.dev._

### When and where is SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 happening?

SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 runs November 26-27 in Warsaw, Poland, featuring three parallel talk tracks and community events. A Community Party is scheduled for the evening of Thursday, November 26, and a free, open Hackday follows on Saturday, November 28 at The Brain Embassy - Czackiego, supported by Baksla.sh.

_Symfony developers planning conference travel can track SymfonyCon updates alongside other PHP news on daily.dev._

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