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SymfonyLive Warszawa 2020 conference has been postponed to October 5-6 2020. The early bird registration is open until May 4th and the Call for Papers until April 27th. Symfony Polish community see you there!

Symfony 5: The Fast Track, Fabien’s book, is now available in PDF or printed version in 9 languages. We want to send a huge thank you to the translators from the community and all the book sponsors!

The international SymfonyCon conference will take place in Disneyland® Paris from December 1st to 5th, 2020. The Call for Papers is currently open and we’re pleased to open a Call for Trainers for our pre-conference workshops organized on December 1st and 2nd. Submit your talk proposals and workshop proposals until May 25th.

In Symfony 5.1, the HttpClient component can use HTTP/2 without installing the cURL library thanks to the amp/http-client PHP package.

The second edition of the SymfonyLive Online conference is coming next April 17th, 2020. Join us at 8:00 UTC or 15:00 UTC. Register now to watch Fabien Potencier and Nicolas Grekas speaking live about Symfony’s latest news.

This week, Symfony published 4.4.7 and 5.0.7 versions to address some security vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 5.1 version added a feature to dump factory files as classes and improved class preloading. This will be one of the topics of the next SymfonyLive Online event on April 17, 2020.

In Symfony 5.1, the String component uses the Stringable interface from PHP 8, improves methods such as truncate() and adds useful methods such as containsAny() and reverse().

In Symfony 5.1, routes can be stateless, route conditions can include env vars and the request context is easier to configure.

In Symfony 5.1, configuring redirections and rendering templates from route configuration will be much simpler.

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