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commentsA week of symfony #266 (30 January -> 5 February 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – February 06, 2012
This week, Symfony2 master branch committed a ton of fixes, tweaks and refactorizations related to Form and Validation components. In addition, Symfony2 official repository achieved a very remarkable milestone: 1,000 forks.A week of symfony #265 (23->29 January 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – January 30, 2012
This week, time, logger and Doctrine collectors were tweaked and refactored. Meanwhile, the Form component fixed lots of bugs, specially with the improvements of ChoiceListInterface and its implementations.A week of symfony #264 (16->22 January 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – January 23, 2012
This week, Form and Validator were the most active components on the Symfony2 master branch. First, the CollectionValidator introduced new Optional and Required constraints. Second, the validation of form children was made configurable, meaning that child forms now aren't validated anymore by default (bc-break change).A week of symfony #263 (9->15 January 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – January 16, 2012
This week, Symfony2 master branch committed an important security-related and backwards-incompatible change: moved user comparison logic out of UserInterface. In addition, the winners of the first Symfony Community Awards were announced.A week of symfony #262 (2->8 January 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – January 09, 2012
This week, the upcoming Symfony 2.1 version removed DoctrineBundle as it was migrated to the Doctrine organization. Meanwhile, Symfony2 components unveiled their brand-new documentation section. Lastly, Symfony 2.0.9 maintenance version was published to address some minor problems in 2.0.8.A week of symfony #261 (26 December 2011 -> 1 January 2012) by Javier Eguiluz – January 02, 2012
The last week of the year brought the release of Symfony 2.0.8 and the addition of streamed responses for the upcoming Symfony 2.1 version.A week of symfony #260 (19->25 December 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – December 26, 2011
This week, the Symfony2 master branch focused on a big DoctrineBridge refactorization. In addition, the Filesystem class was moved to its own component. Lastly, the 2.0 branch was made compatible with the upcoming Twig 1.5 version.A week of symfony #259 (12->18 December 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – December 21, 2011
This week, Symfony2 development got a boost. Firstly, its 2.0.x branch fixed lots of fixes and added some tests. Meanwhile, the master branch added a newkernel.terminate event and introduced a new memory spool for SwiftMailer that makes applications more responsive. Lastly, the 16th maintenance version of symfony 1.4 was published to address some minor bugs.
A week of symfony #258 (5->11 December 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – December 12, 2011
This week Symfony 2.0.7 was released, fixing some bugs and bumping the version of several components. That's the case of Twig, upgraded to its latest and greatest 1.4 version. Meanwhile, the master branch continued adding some minor but nice tweaks.A week of symfony #257 (28 November -> 4 December 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – December 05, 2011
This week, development activity focused on minor bug fixes. Meanwhile SensioLabs Connect added a cool feature to create private clubs. Lastly, the official Symfony2 code repository surpassed the 3,500th watcher milestone.A week of symfony #256 (21->27 November 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – December 04, 2011
This week, the official Symfony2 repository added support for the Travis distributed continuous integration server. In addition, Twig published a new release candidate version that includes a custom C extension to increase the runtime performance of Twig templates.A week of symfony #255 (14->20 November 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – November 21, 2011
This week, Symfony 2.0.6 was published as an important security release. Meanwhile, the official Symfony Community celebrated its first week introducing several improvements and announcing its 1,000th member milestone.A week of symfony #254 (7->13 November 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – November 16, 2011
Symfony community took a huge leap forward this week with the introduction of a new gamification strategy to develop the community. Starting this week, Symfony Community members will be rewarded for their commitment and involvement in the community. In addition, the first edition of the Symfony Community Awards was announced to further recognize the work of the most prominent community members.A week of symfony #253 (31 October -> 6 November 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – November 07, 2011
This week, Symfony 2.0.5 was released, fixing tens of minor bugs and introducing some tweaks (view changelog). Meanwhile, in the last weekly IRC meeting, it was announced a big push for Symfony2 components, including a revamped documentation.A week of symfony #252 (24->30 October 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – November 01, 2011
Symfony 1.4.15 was released this week, fixing a few bugs and demonstrating the strong support of symfony 1.4.x branch until its late 2012 deadline. Meanwhile, Symfony2 added a matcher and a command that help debugging router matching problems.A week of symfony #251 (17->23 October 2011) by Javier Eguiluz – October 24, 2011
This week, Symfony2 added a stopwatch to profile code. The first use of this stopwatch is the new timeline panel in the web profiler. All these new features were introduced during the last Symfony Day 2011 conference.NEWS FROM THE BLOG
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