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Symfony 2.2 nicely displays fatal errors.

The US Symfony Live for 2013 has been announced and guess what? It’s going to be Symfo-tastic: DrupalCon Portland, Symfony Live and WebVisions will co-locate their May 2013 conference in Portland, Oregon.

This week, Symfony 2.0.19 and 2.1.4 versions were released to address a potential security vulnerability related to Request::getClientIp() method. This security fix also made possible to tweak the algorithm used to determine the trusted client IP and added a way to configure the X-Forwarded header names and a way to disable trusting them.

Symfony 2.0.18 and 2.1.4 have been released with a security issue fix.

This week, Symfony 1.4.20 version was released to address a security issue. Meanwhile, hundreds of Symfony developers gathered at the Symfony Live Berlin 2012 conference.

symfony 1.4.20 has just been released. It contains a security fix.

The SunshinePHP conference will have a hard-core Symfony track in South Florida on February 8th-9th, 2013. Don't miss this Symfony event!

This week, Symfony development activity focused on the Routing component. As a result, the upcoming Symfony 2.2 version will support routing based on the hostname. In addition, the official code repository achieved the 6,000th pull request milestone

This week, Symfony 2.2 branch moved the Stopwatch classes to their own new component. In addition, the Stopwatch now displays detailed information about the memory consumption for every Symfony part. Lastly, Twig 1.11.0 version was released, which includes the cool new template_from_string function.

The talks from Symfony Live London 2012 are now available on the SensioLabs channel on YouTube.