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This week, Symfony 7.1.0 was released. We also upgraded the official Symfony book to Symfony 6.4. Meanwhile, we published more details about the SymfonyOnline June 2024 conference that will take place next week and about the accommodation for the next SymfonyCon Vienna 2024.

Symfony 7.1 allows to create expiring signed URIs, improves the linter of expressions, maps boolean query string parameters, and allows to define throttling HTTP clients.

The Symfony book, "The Fast Track", has been updated to Symfony 6.4.

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Symfony 7.1 allows to customize the .env file location, eases the usage of PHP enums in YAML config files, and improves the Clock, EXpressionLanguage and CssSelector components with new features.

Symfony 7.1 introduces several small yet valuable improvements, such as enhanced locale selection, a new readFile() method, and better email delivery control during application development.

Join SymfonyOnline June 2024 from June 4-7! Enjoy workshops, top-notch speakers like Fabien Potencier, and talks on advanced Symfony topics. Choose your ticket and experience the best of Symfony from home. Don't miss out!

Symfony 7.1 introduces a new Emoji component, a Twig filter to render emojis inside text contents and a common catalog for emoji text codes.

Have a look on the attractive hotel prices for @SymfonyCon Vienna 2024!

This week, we continued polishing Symfony 7.1 features and fixing some of its deprecations to prepare for its stable release next week. Meanwhile, we introduced a Symfony Jobs section so you can find a great job or post your own job to hire talent from the community. Lastly, we updated the code repository to create the branch for Symfony 7.2, which will be released at the end of November 2024.