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Symfony 8.2 adds MongoDB cache adapters and a MongoDB transport for Messenger.

Interactive AI interfaces with Symfony UX and Symfony AI in practice! Matheo Daninos takes the stage at SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 to demonstrate how combining Turbo with the AG-UI protocol enables AI agents to dynamically update components and trigger live frontend actions!

Symfony 8.2 exposes the HTTP trailers sent by servers after the response body, both in the HttpClient component and in its Guzzle handler.

Managing historical state with Event Sourcing in practice! Listen to Marek Matulka at SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 as he breaks down real-world event sourcing, append-only logs, and temporal queries built simply with PHP, Messenger, and Doctrine!

Symfony 8.2 adds a sign option to Messenger transports to sign all their messages and lets you rotate the secrets used to sign data.

Encrypting database fields without losing WHERE queries in practice! Don't miss Jérôme Tamarelle at SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 for a deep dive into protecting user data, handling key rotation, and running search queries on encrypted fields using Doctrine!

Symfony 8.2 introduces the JsonSchema component to generate JSON Schema and OpenAPI schemas from your PHP classes and from function parameters, for API documentation and for AI agent tools.

Comparing Symfony Serializer to JsonStreamer in practice! Catch Gary Pegeot at SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 as he breaks down high-volume JSON streaming, replacing custom Normalizers, and scaling Elasticsearch reindexing in production!

Symfony 8.2 adds a new service and Twig filter to safely translate messages that contain HTML elements.

This week, Symfony 5.4.54, 6.4.48, 7.4.21, and 8.1.9 maintenance versions were released, along with three security fixes for HttpFoundation, ExpressionLanguage, and Yaml. We also released Symfony UX 3.6, which adds three experimental packages: UX Inspector, UX Image, and UX Router. Meanwhile, we kept publishing articles about Symfony 8.2 features, such as proving authentication methods, safer logout, attribute-based workflows, encrypted Doctrine columns, and locking controllers, and we added a new JsonSchema component. Finally, we announced more talks for SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026.