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Symfony 6.3 introduces two new PHP attributes to map the incoming request data into typed objects like DTOs and validates them automatically.

Discover the latest developments of the Symfony community with Nicolas Grekas ! Join us to explore Symfony 6.3 and enhance your projects. Don't miss out!

Symfony 6.3 introduces two new attributes to configure the status code, headers and log level of your HTTP exceptions.

Learn with Kevin Bond how to optimize Doctrine object managers for large datasets. Covers lazy queries, profiling, batch processing & repository pattern.

Symfony 6.3 includes a new NoSuspiciousCharacters constraint to avoid spoofing security attacks based on using characters that are different but look the same.

Pull requests organize software development and facilitate collaboration, but what makes a good one? Malte Wunsch will shares lesson from Symfony and tips for setting up a productive environment.

Symfony 6.3 adds support for Early Hints, which allows browsers to download assets while servers are still preparing a response. This improves perceived performance significantly.

This week, Symfony 6.2.9 maintenance release was published. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 6.3 version continued adding features such as: adding the locale to the app global Twig variable, a new token handler and user for OpenID Connect, two new attributes called MapRequestPayload and MapQueryString to map Request input to typed objects and a new debug command for Serializer. Lastly, we published all the information about the workshops of the SymfonyOnline conference in June 2023.

Writing tests ensures development efficiency and smooth software delivery. Alexandre Salomé will discuss using PHPUnit in Symfony, maintaining test suites, unit and functional testing, handling dependencies, testing mail sending, and organizing test data.

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