Symfony blog posts for July 2012
14 blog posts were published on July 2012
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Those of you who already upgraded to Symfony 2.1 Beta probably noticed that
the new version comes with many backwards compatibility breaks in the Form
component. Many of you probably ask yourselves: Why?
July 28, 2012
#Living on the edge
Here are the results of the first Symfony Community Survey.
July 26, 2012
#Community
This week, the Form component continued focusing all the Symfony2 development activity. Besides some tweaks and refactorings, most of the commits were related to form performance improvement. In addition, the official code repository achieved another remarkable milestone: more than 5,000 pull requests received.
July 23, 2012
#A week of symfony
This week Symfony project experienced the most intense development activity in years. In addition to the three new versions released (2.0.16, 2.1.0 beta2, and 2.1.0 beta3), a major cleanup of tickets and pull requests was made on the official repository. Particularly noteworthy was the refactoring of the form component and its huge performance boost.
July 23, 2012
#A week of symfony
symfony 1.4 "end of maintenance" date is coming up in November 2012. What does
it mean?
July 12, 2012
#Community
A security issue has been found in FOSUserBundle.
July 11, 2012
#Plugins
This week, another big PHP project announced that Symfony2 framework will be the foundation for its future developments. Meanwhile, Symfony 2.1 repository registered a lot of development activity, including some BC breaks such as the removal of
charset configuration option and the possibility of using kernel parameters in routes.
July 9, 2012
#A week of symfony
The Symfony component repositories are now synchronized in near real-time with
the main Symfony repository.
July 8, 2012
#Living on the edge
eZ Publish announced that they will use the Symfony full-stack framework for version 5.
July 2, 2012
#Case studies
#Community
This week Symfony 2.1 removed auto_start configuration parameter, because sessions will now start on demand. In addition, Request::overrideGlobals method was finally completed and route auto-redirecting was restricted for safe requests.
July 2, 2012
#A week of symfony