A week of symfony #470 (28 December 2015 - 3 January 2016)
January 3, 2016
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Javier Eguiluz
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This week, development activity was much less intense than usual. In addition to some minor fixes and tweaks, the Form component improved the performance of the ChoiceType and its subtypes .
Symfony development highlights
- c4bef72: do not use HttpKernel Extension when not needed
- a89fe42: use nowdoc instead of heredoc
- 99fc428: [Process] fixed potential race condition leading to transient tests
- e4015d5: [Filesystem] fixed dumpFile() negates default file permissions
- 6d303c7: static Code Analysis for Components
- 7878536: [Form] improved deprecation messages for the "empty_value" and "choice_list" options in the ChoiceType class
- ba7213c: [DependencyInjection] fixes typos in triggered deprecation notices
- a0ef101: [Form] improved performance of ChoiceType and its subtypes
- bd686cd: [Form] fixed regression on Collection type
- ceded10: [PropertyInfo] catch ORMMappingException silently in DoctrineBridge
- f3c2a9b: [Form] fixed Catchable Fatal Error if choices is not an array
- 43fd7bb: [WebProfilerBundle] removed an object as route generator argument
Newest issues and pull requests
- Reconsider the CS rule for returning null in functions
- [DependencyInjection] Create a new trait or class to resolve values with the container
- Using a translation into another translation
- [Config] isRequired fields on a canBeEnabled array
- [Yaml] Regression in object support parser fix
They talked about us
- Symfony CMF status update and PHPCR ODM 1.3 release
- Symfony 3 support for LightSAML
- Symfony Benchmarks: PHP 5.6, HHVM 3.11 and PHP 7.0.1
- Largest Websites Built on Symfony2 Framework
- TDD your API with Symfony and PHPUnit
- Symfony Benchmarks: Scaling PHP by adding CPU & RAM
- Symfony Benchmarks: Symfony Proxy vs. Varnish
- Symfony Benchmarks: PHP-FPM vs. PHP-PM (on PHP 7 and HHVM)
- Subir archivos en Symfony3
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