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New in Symfony 2.4: Customize the Security Features with ease

by Fabien Potencier – June 13, 2013

What happened last week in Symfony?

This week, after the successful launch of Symfony 2.3, the development activity focused on the upcoming Symfony 2.4 version. The most important change was the introduction of simpler customization options for the Security component. In addition, Symfony 2.3.1 was released to address some minor bugs.

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Introducing the symfony + Doctrine Book
by Jonathan Wage – December 02, 2008 – 12 comments

Only a few days into December the holiday spirit has been high after the release of symfony 1.2 and introduction of jobeet, the 24 hour tutorial that teaches you symfony 1.2 step by step.

On this day we want to give you another great present, the symfony + Doctrine Book which documents the specific functions of the integration between symfony and Doctrine as well as some commonly used Doctrine functionality. This book includes seven chapters which are listed below.

We have also published a few tutorials in the past that are available in the cookbook.

If you have any feedback or comments you can send them to me via e-mail at jonwage [at] gmail.com.

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#1 Kardie said on the 2008/12/02 at 08:21

Wow...
#2 gandalfu said on the 2008/12/02 at 09:08

A+++++mazing!!!!!!

This is truly incredible.

Thanks a million!
#3 Jarod51 said on the 2008/12/02 at 09:25

When will you stop !? Sssssssplendid !
#4 phuson said on the 2008/12/02 at 10:18

Nice job Jon!
#5 snoerd said on the 2008/12/02 at 10:52

Excellent work! Thanks!
#6 Ariel Arjona said on the 2008/12/02 at 11:05

most excellent
#7 Garfield-fr said on the 2008/12/02 at 11:19

Thanks for the great job.

Excellent
#8 Ujoux said on the 2008/12/02 at 12:33

great :)
#9 Eno said on the 2008/12/02 at 22:15

So looking forward to using Doctrine - fantastic!
#10 Marc said on the 2008/12/02 at 22:27

Wow, I'm very happy to see this released on such short notice when sf1.2 was just released itself. This will give us a great head start! Thx from the Netherlands! :)
#11 udowsky said on the 2008/12/03 at 00:54

Maaaaaaaany thanks from Germany! What another great piece! I hope jobeet uses doctrine too - lets wait and see. What a December so far!
#12 Colin said on the 2008/12/03 at 13:12

Is the book complete? If so, will future iterations include a section on caching?