Archives for 05/2010
Read more about the latest versions of symfony 1.3 and 1.4 here.
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In February many people gathered in Paris to witness the unveiling of the first preview version of Symfony 2. If you were not able to attend, or were there but want more, then mark June 22 or June 23 in your calendar. For those dates, an online conference will take place named The State of Symfony 2.
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The Spanish symfony community is proud to announce the first symfony conference organized in Spain.
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People keep asking me about when we will publish the "definitive guide" book
for symfony 1.4. A new version is now available.
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In only 36 hours the local Symfony developers built a fully featured web application to assist the individuals affected by the 2010 flooding in Nashville, TN which has cost the city almost 2 billion dollars in damages.
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After a short break we're back with a new case study. This time, Jakub Zalas of Goyello discusses building the Youropi.com travel, leisure and lifestyle portal under a serious time pressure.
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Symfony 2 committed this week lots of changes and fixes to its public repository. However, the most important change was related to the coding standards. From now on, Symfony 2 code will use PEAR / ZF coding standards. Therefore, indendation is now 4 spaces and curly brackets are now folded for control structures.
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This week, the two ORM used by symfony published new important releases: Propel 1.5 Stable and Dotrine 2 Beta 1. Meanwhile, plugins showed an intense development activity, specially CMS related plugins: diem and apostrophe.
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