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A week of symfony


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #332 (6->12 May 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – May 12, 2013

This week, Symfony 2.3.0 released its second and last beta version. Among other features, this version supports the interactive management of the parameters.yml file and some nice improvements for the Console component. In addition, the Symfony 2.1.10 maintainance version and the Twig 1.13.0 version were released.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #331 (29 April -> 5 May 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – May 05, 2013

This week, the first beta of Symfony 2.3.0 was released. The most relevant additions were the new comparison validators, the requirement of the debug component to maintain BC, and the possibility to log fatal errors in production. In addition, Silex, the Symfony micro-framework, released its long-awaited 1.0.0 version.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #330 (22->28 April 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – April 28, 2013

This week, it was announced that the Symfony 2.3 Standard Edition will only include MIT/BSD licensed libraries and bundles (view pull request). In addition, Symfony 2.3 was declared nearly completed, with just a few important PR remaining before the first beta version. Lastly, a new version of SensioLabs Desktop was released.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #329 (15->21 April 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – April 21, 2013

This week, the Symfony 2.3 branch boosted its development activity, specially for the Form component. As a result, and for the first time since a long time, the repository had less than 100 outstanding pull requests. In addition, the complete schedule for the Symfony Live Portland 2013 conference was published.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #328 (8->14 April 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – April 14, 2013

This week, the Symfony project introduced Debug to its growing family of components. In addition, a code sprint for Symfony 2.3 took place to boost the development of the upcoming first LTS version of Symfony2.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #327 (1->7 April 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – April 07, 2013

This week, Symfony 2.2.1 was released, including tens of fixes and tweaks. In addition, it was announced that the first international SymfonyCon will be held in Warzaw, Poland in December. Lastly, a new Symfony 2.3 code sprint was announced for the Friday, April 12th.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #326 (25->31 March 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – March 31, 2013

This week, Symfony 2.1.9 was released, a maintainance version that fixed a lot of minor bugs. In addition, a Symfony Docs Hack Day was organized on March 30th, which was a huge success and resulted in tens of fixes and tweaks to the existing documentation.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #325 (18->24 March 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – March 24, 2013

This week Symfony 2.0.23 was released, marking the end of the 2.0 branch support. Meanwhile, the master branch added a way to automatically update scoped services, added a fully rewritten CssSelector component and deprecated tens of methods, properties and classes. Lastly, a new Symfony Docs Hack Day was announced for the following week.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #324 (11->17 March 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – March 17, 2013

This week the Locale component was refactored into two new Symfony components: Icu and Intl. Meanwhile, the first speakers of the Symfony Live Portland 2013 conference were announced and the full schedule for the Symfony Live Paris 2013 conference was published.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #323 (4->10 March 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – March 10, 2013

This week, Symfony development activity focused on fixing minor bugs for the 2.1 branch and improving the Routing component for the 2.2 branch. In addition, the videos of the last Symfony Live Berlin conference were published.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #322 (25 February -> 3 March 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – March 03, 2013

This week Symfony 2.2.0 was released, setting the foundation for the new time-based release process. Moreover, Symfony 2.3 will be released within three months, being the first Symfony2 version with long term support.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #321 (18->24 February 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – February 24, 2013

This week, Symfony 2.1.8 maintainance version was released. Meanwhile, Symfony 2.2 fixed some bugs related to the sub-request locale management and the HInclude renderer, in preparation for its upcoming release, scheduled for the next week.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #320 (11->17 February 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – February 17, 2013

This week, the second release candidate version of Symfony 2.2.0 was published. This new release fixed quite a few bugs and tweaked some new features with nearly 200 commits since the last beta.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #319 (4->10 February 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – February 10, 2013

This week, the development activity of the main Symfony2 branches was very intense. In Symfony 2.2 branch, a new BCrypt password encoder was added and some fixes were made for the Request::create() method and the BinaryFileResponse. Meanwhile, the master branch added support for the X-Forwarded-For header.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #318 (28 January ->3 February 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – February 03, 2013

This week, the oficial Symfony2 repository surpassed the 2,000th fork milestone. Meanwhile, the stabilization of the Symfony 2.2 version continues in the newly created 2.2 branch. In addition, a new SymfonyCon Europe conference was announced for this year.


Javier Eguiluz
A week of symfony #317 (21->27 January 2013)
by Javier Eguiluz – January 27, 2013

This week the second beta of Symfony 2.2.0 was released in preparation for the upcoming first release candidate. In addition, a new Stopwatch component was published to help applications measure the execution time of specific parts of their code.