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What happened last week in Symfony?
This week, the new Symfony 2.3 branch was created. In addition, the first Symfony 2.3 release candidate version was published, which includes tons of great small improvements. Lastly, one of the biggest Symfony events of the year, the Symfony Live Portland 2013 conference, will take place next week.
Upcoming EventsThe Symfony Community organizes events all over the world on a regular basis. Here are the next ones.
Netherlands, Utrecht — Symfony Meetup - Netherlands/Utrecht
on May 22, 2013, from 19:00 to 22:00
France, Montpellier — eZ UnConference #2
from May 27, 2013 to May 29, 2013
Germany, München — Symfony User Group München
on June 05, 2013, from 18:30 to 22:30
Germany, Köln — Symfony User Group Cologne steht an!
on June 05, 2013, from 19:00 to 22:00 - About
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A week of symfony #303 (15->21 October 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– October 21, 2012
This week, Symfony2 master branch eased the service container debugging and simplified the routing matcher and dumper. Meanwhile, Symfony 2.1 introduced some changes to be forward compatible with the upcoming Twig 2.x. In adition, the videos of the last Symfony Live San Francisco 2012 were published.
A week of symfony #302 (8->14 October 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– October 14, 2012
This week, symfony 1.4.19 maintainance version was released, and Symfony2 added a new PBKDF2 Password encoder and started refactoring the WebProfilerBundle to make it useable outside the full-stack framework. However, the biggest news of the week was the publication of the Symfony Live 2012 videos, more than 15 hours of Symfony and PHP sessions.
A week of symfony #301 (1->7 October 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– October 07, 2012
This week, Symfony 2.2 version added support for Twig namespaces, which allows to use native Twig template names and therefore it improves performance. In addition, the routing component also improved its matching performance by almost 20% in some cases.
A week of symfony #300 (24->30 September 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– September 30, 2012
This week, a new edition of the Symfony Live 2012 conference gathered hundreds of Symfony enthusiasts at San Francisco. During the conference, SensioLabs Desktop, a new application to ease the management of your PHP projects, was unveiled. Meanwhile, the new formal release process was made official and the first code changes were committed for the upcoming Symfony 2.2 version.
A week of symfony #299 (17->23 September 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– September 23, 2012
This week, Symfony project introduced a proposal for a new formal release process. In addition, Symfony 2.1.2 was released and some more details about the upcoming Symfony Live San Francisco 2012 were unveiled.
A week of symfony #298 (10->16 September 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– September 16, 2012
This week Symfony 2.1.1 was released to fix a minor Composer configuration issue. In addition, the first edition of the Symfony Live London conference took place.
A week of symfony #297 (3->9 September 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– September 09, 2012
This was the most important week of the year for Symfony project. After more than one year of hard work and thousands of commits and pull requests, Symfony 2.1 was released. Now it's time to celebrate, and to start thinking about Symfony 2.2.
A week of symfony #296 (27 August -> 2 September 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– September 02, 2012
This week, Symfony 2.1.0 RC2 and Symfony 2.0.17 were released to fix several potential security issues related to XML handling. In addition, the final version of Symfony 2.1.0 was announced for the next week and the full Symfony Live London conference schedule was published.
A week of symfony #295 (20->26 August 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– August 27, 2012
Symfony 2.1 launch is around the corner and for that reason, the development activity remained moderate this week and confined to only fixing some minor bugs found on the last release candidate version.
A week of symfony #294 (13->19 August 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– August 26, 2012
As the Symfony 2.1 release date approaches, this week all the efforts were aimed at fixing the few issues still flagged as blockers for Symfony 2.1.
A week of symfony #293 (6->12 August 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– August 26, 2012
After publishing the first Release Candidate version last week, Symfony 2.1 reduced its development activity this week to some minor tweaks and fixes. The most important commit was the update of ICU data used in the Locale component.
A week of symfony #292 (30 July -> 5 August 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– August 06, 2012
This week, the first Release Candidate version of Symfony 2.1 was published. From now on, Symfony 2.1 will only accept bug fixes to achieve the needed stability before the upcoming final release.
A week of symfony #291 (23->29 July 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– August 06, 2012
This week, the fourth and last beta of Symfony 2.1 was published. The Form component continued improving its performance and adding some nice features. In addition, the results of the Community Survey 2012 were disclosed.
A week of symfony #290 (16->22 July 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– July 23, 2012
This week, the Form component continued focusing all the Symfony2 development activity. Besides some tweaks and refactorings, most of the commits were related to form performance improvement. In addition, the official code repository achieved another remarkable milestone: more than 5,000 pull requests received.
A week of symfony #289 (9->15 July 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– July 23, 2012
This week Symfony project experienced the most intense development activity in years. In addition to the three new versions released (2.0.16, 2.1.0 beta2, and 2.1.0 beta3), a major cleanup of tickets and pull requests was made on the official repository. Particularly noteworthy was the refactoring of the form component and its huge performance boost.
A week of symfony #288 (2->8 July 2012)
by
Javier Eguiluz
– July 09, 2012
This week, another big PHP project announced that Symfony2 framework will be the foundation for its future developments. Meanwhile, Symfony 2.1 repository registered a lot of development activity, including some BC breaks such as the removal of charset configuration option and the possibility of using kernel parameters in routes.
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