Symfony Blog

This week Symfony continued polishing the upcoming Symfony 4.3 version with the addition of a cache to improve PropertyInfo performance. In addition, the Symfony local web server started publishing its releases on GitHub, so you can watch that repository to not miss any release. Lastly, a special Amsterdam PHP Meetup was announced for June 20th in anticipation of the SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2019 conference.

Symfony 4.3 introduces a new native password encoder to auto-select the best possible hashing algorithm available to hash user passwords.

We’re super excited to announce that Fabien Potencier, Symfony founder, will speak at Amsterdam PHP meetup on June 20th about “Developing Symfony applications in 2019”. Join us there!

Symfony 4.3 adds a new and modern HttpClient component to help you make and process HTTP requests.

DoctrineBundle 1.11.0 has been released with a simpler configuration for Symfony Cache pools, new Messenger middleware services and new utilities to debug failing queries.

This week, the Symfony 4.3.0 beta 1 version was released, so you can test Symfony 4.3 in your own projects before the stable release at the end of May. Meanwhile, the SymfonyLive London 2019 conference announced its first speakers.

Symfony 4.3 will include many new features to improve the Symfony Forms, such as row attributes, custom errors in data mappers and a better form debug command.

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We're very pleased to announce the first selected speakers of the conference, check out the conference schedule! Early bird registration is extended to May 10th, register now at early bird before the price changes!

The new Mime component introduced in Symfony 4.3 helps you create and manipulate the MIME messages used to send emails and provides utilities related to MIME types.