Symfony Blog

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.

🎤Meet @symfonycon Vienna 2024 speakers Learn how we migrated hundreds of Cron jobs to Symfony Scheduler with Viktor Pikaev. Discover the process, benefits, challenges, and key lessons from our successful migration experience⤵️

Symfony 7.2 introduces three new constraints: one to validate week numbers, another to check word count, and a third to validate YAML syntax.

Explore PHP deployment in containers with tools like FrankenPHP, Framework-X, k8s, and s6-overlay. Learn with Anne Julia Seitz the pros and cons of these solutions for efficient production deployments

Learn how to write custom PHPStan rules for Symfony projects with Ondřej Mirtes! This talk will show you how to enforce project standards, catch domain-specific bugs, and automate repetitive code reviews

Join Thibault Milan to explore how AI tools like GitHub Copilot, Tabnine, and Azure OpenAI are revolutionizing web development. Learn how AI enhances coding, speeds up ideation, and breaks new tech ground

This week, Symfony 7.2 entered into its stabilization period before its final release at the end of November 2024. Some of the new features merged this week include: support for Mailtrap webhook, a new utility method in the String component, support for a new logical operator in the ExpressionLanguage component, and a new way to sort the extracted translatable contents.

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Discover the Symfony Notifier component's inner workings, from channels to configuration. Join Raphaël Geffroy as we explore its features and even develop a new one: sending postal mails