Symfony Blog

Symfony 7.2 allows you to configure multiple serializer instances with different default contexts, name converters, and sets of normalizers and encoders.

Content management goes beyond a text editor. Learn how to evolve from simple entities to multi-dimensional ones with support for languages, versioning, and drafting. Discover with Alexander Schranz reusable strategies from Sulu's redesign

Symfony 7.2 introduces a new AsMessage attribute, allowing you to configure the transport(s) directly within the message class

As your app grows, tracking data changes becomes vital. Learn strategies for auditing data in Symfony, tackling issues like config changes and missing data as your project scales with Sebastian Plagemann

Symfony 7.2 improves the ExpressionLanguage component with new bitwise and logical operators, easier registration of custom providers and support for comments.

Learn more about the auto-completion feature of Symfony CLI

With wkhtmltopdf deprecated, we built a Symfony bundle using Gotenberg for fast and memory-efficient PDF generation with HttpClient and async support. Discover with Adrien Roches & Hubert how we made it simple

Symfony 7.2 introduces a new silent verbosity to supress all output, including errors.

PHP's loose typing is great for beginners but can lead to messy codebases. Join Alexander Turek as he demonstrates stricter programming methods to maintain control and speed in PHP applications

This week, development activity focused on Symfony 7.2, as tweaks and features continue to be merged ahead of its release at the end of November 2024. Additionally, we published the first post in the new in Symfony 7.2 series. Lastly, we shared more details about some of the talks from the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.