Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 will be released together, offering two upgrade paths that require developers to review and fix deprecations to ensure a smooth transition.
November 26, 2025
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📝✨ Last-minute talk at SymfonyCon 2025! Timo Bakx shares how to build a personal dev journaling system with AI—practical, open-source, IDE-ready.
#Symfony #PHP #AI
November 25, 2025
#Conferences
November 25, 2025
#Releases
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Symfony 7.4 adds structured MIME suffix handling, Microsoft Graph mailer support, untranslated message handling, a new email assertion, and profiler improvements for EventSource requests.
November 25, 2025
#Living on the edge
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Symfony 7.4 adds enum support to workflows, new XML CDATA controls, a DynamoDB lock store, new DatePoint based Doctrine types, and explicit query parameters in URL generation.
November 24, 2025
#Living on the edge
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Black Friday is here! Save 30% on any Symfony, Twig, or Sylius certification exam with code CERTIF_30_BF25. Exams are fully online and valid for up to a year — boost your skills and validate your expertise from anywhere in the world. Offer ends Dec 1 2025!
November 24, 2025
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This week, Symfony published new release candidate versions of Symfony 7.4 and Symfony 8.0, which are scheduled for release next week. Meanwhile, we started working on Symfony 8.1, to be released on May 2026. Lastly, we published additional details about the SymfonyCon 2025 conference, which will also take place next week.
November 23, 2025
#A week of symfony