Symfony Security Monitoring is a new service that alerts you whenever a security vulnerability is discovered and affects to your projects. It's also a great way to contribute to the development of Symfony.
This week, Symfony 4.1 entered into its "feature freeze" period, so we finished some of its pending features: improved the Ajax panel in the debug toolbar, made exception pages more compact, avoid the double cache generation when running cache:clear command and lots of other minor changes. In addition, the French Symfony community celebrated the SymfonyLive Paris 2018 conference with great success. Lastly, we added Samuel Rozé as a new member of the Symfony Core Team.
April 1, 2018
#A week of symfony
A new Symfony 4 certification exam is now available for developers who want to gain official recognition as Symfony experts.
March 30, 2018
#Symfony
In Symfony 4.1, the output of console commands goes to the next level with multiple editable sections, overwritable contents and dynamic tables.
March 29, 2018
#Living on the edge
Symfony 4.1 adds a new Messenger component that helps applications send and receive messages to/from other applications or via message queues. It provides a message bus based on middlewares, some routing capabilities and built-in support for AMQP brokers.
March 28, 2018
#Living on the edge