Archives for 07/2009
It is with great pleasure that I announce a new symfony event:
symfony Day Cologne. symfony Day will be the first symfony conference in Germany. On september 4th 2009, symfony fans from Europe and beyond are invited to come visit the beautiful city of Cologne for excellent speakers, great discussions and an awesome party.
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The symfony Reference Guide book is now available. read it online or buy the printed version.
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Sometimes you find out that a change was not as good as you once thought. With symfony 1.2.8 we bring some bug fixes, but also revert the security fix from symfony 1.2.7
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The last supported version of symfony 1.1 had a weird bug regarding task classes autoloading, which could forbid the symfony command line to work propery. This new 1.1.9 release solves the problem, and will be the last officially supported one.
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Last week, the NetBeans team announced that the next version of their IDE (6.8) will have native support for symfony!
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Here comes the latest release of the 1.1 branch of symfony, tagged 1.1.8. Security patches will be provided until June 2010, though.
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After the YAML and the Dependency Injection, it's time that the Symfony Event Dispatcher component join the crowd of the Symfony
components.
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The main idea of this event is to let people
contribute back something to symfony that only takes a few minutes a day.
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