Symfony core developers committed this week several fixes across all branches, including an important security fix. Meanwhile, plugins momentum continues with record-breaking 16 new plugins and more than 28 updated plugins in just seven days.
April 26, 2009
#A week of symfony
This week symfony routing subframework got some fixes and even more optimizations. The event dispatcher was published as a standalone symfony component. Plugin frenzy continued with more than 35 plugins updated.
April 19, 2009
#A week of symfony
Plugins focused all the attention during this week: symfony achieved the 500th plugin milestone, a new plugin voting mechanism was introduced and the list of the most popular plugins was published. Symfony community joined this celebration updating 28 plugins and publishing 12 new plugins.
April 12, 2009
#A week of symfony
Today, the symfony community celebrates the 500th plugin, published on the
official symfony plugin repository. That's a great achievement.
April 7, 2009
#Community
#Plugins
This week, symfony project unveiled "symfony components", a set of standalone libraries and components ready to be used in any PHP project. In addition, symfony performance got a huge boost with improvements in cache manager and a new option for routing sub-framework.
April 5, 2009
#A week of symfony
In the context of this economic crisis, you may not feel like buying new
hardware but instead pay attention on what is slowing down your existing
servers. During one of these optimization sessions, I discovered that in addition to our
own mess, every page handled by symfony's routing was spending a constant and
disproportionate amount of CPU time to initialize.
April 3, 2009
An optimization committed to all branches of symfony earlier today may increase your application's performance by up to 50%! (No, this is not another April Fools post.)
April 2, 2009
#Living on the edge
The Symfony team is pleased to announce its latest contribution to the open
source community, the Symfony Service Exploder.
April 1, 2009
#Living on the edge
Symfony 1.2.5 was released this week, fixing lots of minor bugs. Documentation was also updated with lots of minor fixes, specially the Jobeet tutorial. Meanwhile, CMS based plugins (sfSympal and pkContextCMS) were once more the most active of the 24 updated plugins.
March 29, 2009
#A week of symfony