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Symfony 7.4 deprecates XML as a configuration format to simplify the configuration of Symfony applications.

🚀 Scale PHP with confidence. Learn runtime tuning, performance metrics, and scalable architecture for resilient PHP apps.

📝 Lessons from the first commit. Explore, with Valentin Rusev, Linus Torvalds’ earliest Git code and discover the timeless design principles that make it reliable, simple, and powerful.

⚡ Supercharge your Symfony apps. Discover with Antoine Bluchet how JSON Streamer and FrankenPHP unleash next-level performance with real benchmarks and practical tips.

📦 One file, zero hassle. Join Soner Sayakci to see how Symfony apps can be installed from a single PHP file—no CLI required!

This week, Symfony proudly celebrates 20 incredible years of innovation, friendship, and open-source passion — join us in reliving the memories and thanking everyone who made this journey possible at symfony.com/20years

This week, the upcoming Symfony 7.4 version deprecated the HTTP method override for the GET, HEAD, CONNECT, and TRACE methods, and added a new setAllowedHttpMethodOverride() method in the Request class to define which HTTP methods can be overridden. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 8.0 version continued removing all the features marked as deprecated, like the Request::get() method and some DependencyInjection extension methods related to XML.

⚡ API Platform, reinvented. Discover what’s new in version 4 and how to master the framework without old habits holding you back.

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Fair, fast, and scalable. Join Jérôme Vieilledent to see how Symfony powers Winbook’s real-time ride allocation engine—and how PHP can handle complex, high-volume systems with ease.