Symfony blog posts for October 2013
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New in Symfony 2.4: A more powerful image validator
Symfony 2.4 adds some useful options to the image validator.
October 31, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: Flushing stdout and stderr on a Process
Symfony 2.4 adds the possibility to flush stdout and stderr on a Process.
October 30, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: Easier debugging of not-found resources
Symfony 2.4 adds the referer in the exception message when a resource is not found.
October 28, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeA week of symfony #356 (21->27 October 2013)
This week, the complete schedule of the Symfony Live Berlin 2013 conference was unveiled. Meanwhile, the community started integrating Symfony applications with the HHVM project and the first benchmarks showed very promising results.
October 27, 2013 · Published in #A week of symfonyA week of symfony #355 (14->20 October 2013)
This week, the Symfony Content Management Framework project released its first stable version. In addition, a new discussion was initiated about how to dynamically load code in Symfony2. This feature would allow to install/download bundles in Symfony2 applications and enable them automatically.
October 20, 2013 · Published in #A week of symfonyNew in Symfony 2.4: Using Constants for HTTP Status Code
Symfony 2.4 adds HTTP Status Codes in the Response class.
October 20, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: Disabling internal Validation of DomCrawler ChoiceFormFields
Symfony 2.4 allows you to test invalid choice form fields with DomCrawler.
October 18, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: Dumping the default Configuration for an Extension
The config:dump-reference command now supports XML as an output format.
October 17, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeThe Symfony CMF released its first stable version
The Symfony Content Management Framework has released its first stable version.
October 16, 2013 · Published in #Community #Symfony CMFNew in Symfony 2.4: Better Console Integration with third-party Tools
Symfony 2.4 can generate XML and JSON outputs for some debug commands.
October 14, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeA week of symfony #354 (7->13 October 2013)
This week, four Symfony2 security releases were published to address a potential DOS attack related to the security component. In addition, the first beta of Symfony 2.4.0 was released, containing more than 1,000 new commits and a lot of great new features, while maintaining backwards compatibility with Symfony 2.3.
October 13, 2013 · Published in #A week of symfonySecurity releases (CVE-2013-5958): Symfony 2.0.25, 2.1.13, 2.2.9, and 2.3.6 released
Symfony 2.0.25, 2.1.13, 2.2.9, and 2.3.6 have just been released; they contain a security fix for the Security component (CVE-2013-5958).
October 10, 2013 · Published in #Releases #Security AdvisoriesNew in Symfony 2.4: Namespaces auto-discovery in DowCrawler
Symfony 2.4 improves filtering XML documents with the new DomCrawler auto-discovering of namespaces.
October 10, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: A better Callback constraint
Symfony 2.4 comes with a better callback constraint.
October 9, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeNew in Symfony 2.4: Console improvements
Symfony 2.4 comes with many nice improvements for the Console component.
October 8, 2013 · Published in #Living on the edgeA week of symfony #353 (30 September -> 6 October 2013)
This week, the development phase of Symfony 2.4 finished with a ton of new features committed to the Symfony repository, such as a way to override the Request class, the routing/container descriptors, the refactor of the sessions to avoid writing the session at each request and the possibility to register Commands via the DIC. In addition, it was announced that the Symfony Certification exam can now be taken in nearly 4,000 test centers across the world.
October 6, 2013 · Published in #A week of symfonySymfony Website Updates
Lately, we've been busy improving the Symfony website.
October 4, 2013 · Published in #Community