This week, Symfony released maintenance versions 6.4.28 and 7.3.6. Meanwhile, we kept refining the upcoming Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 releases. Finally, we shared new details about some of the talks planned for SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025.
November 9, 2025
#A week of symfony
🚨 New talk!Learn how small communication choices shape product impact. Celeste Van der Watt at SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025, “From PR to launch: how code becomes product narrative”. ✨
November 7, 2025
#Conferences
Symfony 7.4 introduces key updates to the Request class, including deprecations, expanded body parsing for more HTTP methods, and stricter control over method overrides.
November 7, 2025
#Living on the edge
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🚨 New talk! Turn prompts into real Symfony features! 🚀
At SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025, Greg Qualls shows how to use AI as a controlled, auditable development assistant in “Rubber Duck Driven Dev: Use MCPs to Develop and Deploy Safely.” 🦆💻
November 6, 2025
#Conferences
Symfony 7.4 improves routing, security, and event attributes with more features.
November 6, 2025
#Living on the edge
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Supercharge your Symfony apps with ClickHouse! 🚀
At SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025, Romain Neutron will show how to handle massive data, real-time dashboards, and analytics efficiently in PHP with his talk “ClickHouse for Symfony developers.”
November 5, 2025
#Conferences
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Symfony 7.4 introduces a new way to use controller helpers without extending the base controller, making framework-agnostic controllers easier to write and test.
November 5, 2025
#Living on the edge
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WordPress or Symfony? Why not both! 💡 At SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025, Alexandre Salomé will share how to combine the best of both worlds in his talk “Integrating WordPress and Symfony”. Don’t miss this roadmap to building more powerful and flexible PHP applications!
November 4, 2025
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