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Fabien Potencier
symfony 1.x documentation
by Fabien Potencier – October 24, 2012 – 10 comments

The symfony 1.x branch end of maintenance is approaching fast. The "old" symfony-project.org website still enjoys a good amount of traffic and mostly for its documentation section.

As of today, all symfony 1.x documentation has been moved to symfony.com, under a new "Docs for symfony 1.x" section. This new section holds all the documentation for symfony 1.x, even the good old askeet tutorial!

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  • Jérémy Romey
    #1 Jérémy Romey said on the 2012/10/24 at 12:19
    Thanks ! And what about the API ?
  • Bernhard Schussek
    #2 Bernhard Schussek said on the 2012/10/24 at 12:43
    Nice :)

    Just noticed that the legacy CSS looks a bit funky (example: http://symfony.com/legacy/doc/forms/1_4/en/01-Form-Creation) - h3's don't have padding/margins anymore.
  • Jeremy Benoist
    #3 Jeremy Benoist said on the 2012/10/24 at 13:20
    +1 where is the api doc?
  • charles bourasseau
    #4 charles bourasseau said on the 2012/10/24 at 13:53
    +1 for the api doc
  • Fabien Potencier
    #5 Fabien Potencier said on the 2012/10/24 at 14:16
    @Bernhard: fixed now

    The API is still available on symfony-project.org and I don't have any plan to move it over to symfony.com.
  • Yitzchak Schaffer
    #6 Yitzchak Schaffer said on the 2012/10/24 at 18:32
    Thank you so much merci 1000x for symfony1, which is alive and well in several sites at the college library I used to work at. It's still a very useful product even alongside s2.
  • Davinder Mahal
    #7 Davinder Mahal said on the 2012/10/24 at 18:45
    I hope the docs will remain on symfony-project.org because I have so many bookmarks to pages within the all the docs. If you do plan on shutting down all the docs, can you please keep the same url structure and perhaps just put in a redirect. I can't imagine how many bookmarks I have and I really don't have the time to change them all. Thanks!
  • Salim Qadri
    #8 Salim Qadri said on the 2012/10/24 at 19:32
    Thank you Fabien, for keeping Symfony 1 around. We appreciate your efforts, and I think the community would be super happy if we got maintenance for another year ;)
  • Fabien Potencier
    #9 Fabien Potencier said on the 2012/10/24 at 21:00
    All the old URLs still work as we have setup redirects from the old ones to the new ones.

    I've also just added a link to the API on symfony.com.
  • Jérôme Tamarelle
    #10 Jérôme Tamarelle said on the 2012/10/25 at 11:59
    Thank you very much for taking care of the legacy version.

    The doctrine1 documentation (which had been dropped from doctrine-project.org) is available here: http://docs.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine1/