A week of symfony #451 (17-23 August 2015)
August 23, 2015
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Published by
Javier Eguiluz

This week, development activity focused on making Symfony compatible both with Twig 1.x and 2.x (see commit). Twig itself showed and impressive activity deprecating features and adding a new collector to get all deprecation notices. Meanwhile, Silex added a new service provider for the Symfony Asset Component and integrated the HTTP Foundation Twig extension.
Symfony2 development highlights
- a5c7a85: made Symfony compatible with both Twig 1.x and 2.x
- 470b140: [Form] only use PropertyPath if not already callable
- f1d379d: [Debug/VarDumper] minor cleanups
- 1795071: [WebProfilerBundle] added import for Twig macro
- 12a7dd1: [Form] fixed BC-break on grouped choice lists
- 6c3cfe5: [VarDumper] added caster for pgsql resources
Newest issues and pull requests
- [RFC] Optimizing the included classes
- Handle booting problems gracefully
- Report deprecations with stack trace when running a CLI app
- The Monolog extras should appear in the logger panel too
- [DependencyInjection] Should be able to ignore missing parameter
- Issues with the new readline support for QuestionHelper
Twig development highlights
- c267257: optimized the retrieval of reserved macro names
- efcfe8e: added deprecation notices for deprecated tests
- 21f536b: added deprecation for the raw tag
- d16b7bf, bd87ba8: added a way to trigger deprecation notices for filters and functions
- 23c3922, 2da6bae: added deprecated notices for deprecated features
- 56c7382: added Twig_Util_DeprecationCollector to collect deprecation notices for a set of templates
- 21b128a: optimized the filesystem loader
- 5951d1f: moved property initialization to the declaration when possible
Silex development highlights
- 7facddb: removed duplicate call to add collection
- 7535175, 0a19eee: added a service provider for the Symfony Asset Component
- 944c118: added support for HTTP foundation Twig extension
They talked about us
- Putting all pieces together and shipping with Codeship (Continuous Deployment – part III)
- Re-thinking Event Listeners
- Deploying Symfony2 applications with Magallanes
- From Request to Response: A Journey into Drupal 8 Internals
- Avoid Hardcoding HTTP Status Codes
- Break down the silos, PHP developers
- Symfony2 – Commandes indispensables
- Symfony2框架的工作原理
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Comments

Lyheang
said on Sep 5, 2015
at 04:22
#1
thanks

Lyheang
said on Sep 5, 2015
at 04:22
#2
Nice
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