Symfony Blog

1.3 already contains some new goodies, and as of today it also has up-to-date internationalization data.

Symfony development slowed this week as core developers outline the features of the upcoming 1.3 version. Meanwhile, a new print book about Symfony 1.2 was published and a great new community event was announced.

The one where I talk about the symfony 1.3 plans.

Looking for something to do with all that brain power? We're happy to announce an upcoming community event that will harness the power of the symfony community toward a variety of social causes. Help us get the word out!

I am happy to announce the immediate availability of the "Practical symfony" paper book for Doctrine.

Symfony development continues at full pace with more than 230 changesets in just one week. Symfony 1.3 was the most updated version, including its Propel and Doctrine plugins. In addition, Jobeet tutorial was highly updated, 10 new plugins were published and tens of post about symfony were published around the world.

Two years after the publishing of "The Definitive Guide to symfony" book, I am happy to announce that the Jobeet tutorial is now available as a printed book: "Practical symfony".

Now that the release of Doctrine 1.1 right around the corner their has been a bit of noise about how users can use 1.1 instead of the default bundled 1.0.

A new year means new symfony versions and therefore, this week symfony core developers started committing changesets to 1.3 branch. In addition, the winner of the Jobeet design contest was announced and symfony 1.2.2 was released.

I am very happy to announce that the winner of the Jobeet design contest is centre{source}.