Not yet decided what to do for the summer holiday this year? Do you just feel
like going to the country of pizza, pasta, beautiful women and attractive men?
Or are you more into contributing to Symfony2 and it's future? Whatever the
reason you may have, next week is a good time to be in Italy. More
specifically: Cesena. Because next week (July 29 and 30), the Symfony2 CMF
Camp will take place there. A two-day
meeting to talk, discuss, code, eat, drink and have fun.
July 22, 2011
#Community
#Symfony CMF
Symfony2 changed this week the way cookies are managed, moved the EntityUserProvider from Security Component to Doctrine bridge and fixed some minor errors. In addition, Twig nicely improved its performance with the new 1.1.1 version and Assetic published the final 1.0 stable version, both joining the group of external Symfony2 libraries which have recently published stable versions in preparation for the final release of Symfony2.
July 18, 2011
#A week of symfony
This week Symfony2 published its fourth release candidate version, one of the latest versions before the final release. In addition, Symfony2 updated Doctrine version to 2.1 and Monolog version to 1.0. Lastly, some exception messages were improved and validation error messages were updated/translated to lots of languages.
July 11, 2011
#A week of symfony
Symfony2 published this week two new release candidate versions, fixing some minor bugs and regressions. Symfony 1.4 branch also released a new maintainance version.
July 4, 2011
#A week of symfony
Symfony2 introduced this week the new interactive
generators, which could vastly improve your development productivity. In
addition, a brand-new mailing-list
for Symfony2 was unveiled. Lastly, the first Release
Candidate version was released and the Symfony2 components were made
available on the new
Symfony2 PEAR channel.
June 27, 2011
#A week of symfony