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  #1 Gianluca Merlo said on the 2012/04/13 at 16:51
  Excellent! Do you think to sell a paper copy of this book?
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  #2 Beau Simensen said on the 2012/04/13 at 16:54
  Wow, looks great! This is going to be super helpful with 2.1 around the corner.
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  #3 armin weihbold said on the 2012/04/13 at 17:08
  That is great news indeed! I have been waiting for this.
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  #4 Fabien Potencier said on the 2012/04/13 at 17:22
  As requested on Twitter, I've just rolled out a new version where code examples are highlighted in the PDFs as well!
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  #5 Dorian Villet said on the 2012/04/13 at 18:07
  This is just amazingly good! Thanks Fabien for this feature.
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  #6 Massimiliano Arione said on the 2012/04/13 at 18:25
  Unfortunately, the recent move of Italian documentation URL broke the images again.
  Also, since we spread the old link, could be possible to get a 301 redirectiono from old one to new one?
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  #7 Fabien Potencier said on the 2012/04/13 at 19:16
  @Massimiliano both are fixed now.
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  #8 Szymon Szewczyk said on the 2012/04/13 at 21:39
  Awesome!
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  #9 Peter Kokot said on the 2012/04/14 at 01:04
  That is very usefull feature. Thank you.
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  #10 Philipp Rieber said on the 2012/04/14 at 09:48
  Great news! Printed stuff is still the best for a day at the beach. No need to worry about a hardware device ;-) Thank you!
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  #11 Michal Piotrowski said on the 2012/04/14 at 14:35
  Hi,
  
  There is a problem with example code formatting in PDF version. Example code should be wordwrapped.
  
  Best regards,
  Michal
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  #12 Stefan Vogel said on the 2012/04/14 at 22:42
  That's really great. I'd like to take the documentation "offline" with me.
  
  But what I would like even more is the ability to comment on the documentation (as here in this blog).
  This would help to clarify some examples, improve the quality and correct errors faster.
  
  THAT would be a feature I'd really like to see!
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  #13 Peter Kokot said on the 2012/04/15 at 19:34
  Commenting sistem regarding documentation can be done over github with issues. I think this is better.
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  #14 David A. said on the 2012/04/15 at 22:42
  This was what I was waiting for! Thanks! But please see page 269 of the all-in-one, I think there's a bug, the PREs are cut off....
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  #15 Sébastien HOUZÉ said on the 2012/04/16 at 10:13
  Not so nice PDFs at the moment but it's a good start...
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  #16 Fabien Potencier said on the 2012/04/16 at 10:56
  Ouch, last generation failed because of a CSS issue. Re-download them now, the code wrapping is fixed and they are much more beautiful.
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  #17 Nick Winfield said on the 2012/04/16 at 11:30
  Great docs, although I did notice that every single chapter in the all-in-one PDF is called "Chapter 1".
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  #18 Eric Reiche said on the 2012/04/16 at 13:12
  I also think there should be comments. Works great on php.net.
  Nobody goes to github for those.
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  #19 cateland axel said on the 2012/04/16 at 16:51
  Neat, thanks a lot !
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  #20 Tim Bodea said on the 2012/04/16 at 19:13
  looking forward to seeing what kind of updates have been made
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  #21 Abhishek said on the 2012/04/17 at 08:56
  That's the great news for Symfony developers.
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  #22 ludovic raymond said on the 2012/04/24 at 12:27
  Excellent news !!!! Thanks ! I could read documentation on my Kindle now :)
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  #23 Peter Toonen said on the 2012/04/26 at 11:26
  Looks great! The only problem I find now is that everything is 'chapter 1'.
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  #24 Julian said on the 2012/05/24 at 12:15
  thank you!