Symfony blog posts for September 2011
9 blog posts were published on September 2011
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Symfony2 published this week its 2.0.3 maintenance version, which fixed some minor bugs. Meanwhile, 2.1 branch added cool new tweaks and features, such as a new validator for user password, the ability to set different options for repeating fields and PHP 5.4 traits support for ClassLoader. Lastly, symfony developers gathered this week for another symfony meeting and discussed lots of interesting topics.
September 27, 2011
#A week of symfony
Only one month to go: for the third time, the Symfony Day will take place in
Cologne.
September 24, 2011
#Community
Symfony 1.4.14 was released this week, containing several enhancements and fixes proposed by community members. Meanwhile, the official Symfony2 repository surpassed the 3,000th watcher milestone.
September 19, 2011
#A week of symfony
Last week, Tuesday September 6th, the first and inaugural social meetup of the Symfony User Group in Los Angeles happened. The meetup was organized and sponsorized by the awesome guys at ChowNow and UseAllFive, who provided the venue, chow and drinks! Some managers of the Los Angeles PHP User Group joined the party.
September 13, 2011
#Community
This week, Symfony2 development activity focused on translation. Besides the new CSV and Qt dumpers, a new command was added to extract translation messages from templates, greatly easing the internationalization of applications. In addition, it was announced that the popular symfony IRC meetings will be held again in a bi-weekly basis starting next thursday.
September 13, 2011
#A week of symfony
This week Symfony2 became one of the first web frameworks to implement the Content-Disposition header, an important feature to ensure broad interoperability between browsers for file downloading. In addition, Drupal 8 started this week the integration of several Symfony2 components.
September 7, 2011
#A week of symfony