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This week, the long-awaited Symfony 2.7.0 LTS version was released. In addition to including more than 100 new features and enhancements, it also provides early support for the PSR-7 recommendation about HTTP message interfaces.
May 31, 2015
#A week of symfony
PSR-7 support in Symfony is here! Introducing the new PSR HTTP Message Bridge: a library to translate between the PSR-7 interfaces and Symfony's Request and Response objects. Framework users can also use PSR-7 objects immediately in your controller.
May 30, 2015
#Symfony
CVE-2015-4050 fixes unauthorized access when using ESI.
May 27, 2015
#Security Advisories
This week, Symfony project resumed the biweekly IRC meetings to discuss about its own development. In addition, a new Symfony Docs Hack Day was organized with great success. Finally, after the approval of the PSR-7 specification, a working group has been set up to integrate it into Symfony.
May 24, 2015
#A week of symfony
Bi-weekly Symfony development meetings are back! If you're interested in the core development process of have something to add, join us on IRC #symfony-dev
May 19, 2015
#Community
#Symfony
This week Symfony fixed some compatibility issues with PHP7. In addition, the VarDumper component improved its dumping logic: dumps now use the output mechanism of PHP instead of echoing their contents and the output destination is now configurable. Lastly, the upcoming Symfony 3.0 version continued removing lots of deprecated features.
May 17, 2015
#A week of symfony
Call for Papers for SymfonyLive London, SymfonyLive Berlin and SymfonyCon Paris are currently all open. Submit your ideas and become a Symfony speaker!
May 12, 2015
#Community
This week Symfony added some minor changes to improve developer experience: the dump() function no longer outputs HTML contents when using it in an API or the console (view commit), the debug:event-dispatcher command now outputs the priority of each event (view commit) and he FrameworkBundle added a new "paths" option to configure additional translation loading paths (view commit). In addition, a new Symfony Docs Hack Day was announced for the next Saturday May 23rd.
May 10, 2015
#A week of symfony
This month, some existing article were reviewed and improved to be easier to
understand and more focused. As the community best practices improve, so do
the articles in the documentation!
May 5, 2015
#Documentation
The next Symfony Documentation hack day is coming on Saturday, May 23rd!
And no matter who you are, we want you to help us take the documentation
to the next level.
May 4, 2015
#Documentation
This week, symfony.com website enabled HTTPS support and the Symfony project started migrating URLs to https wherever is possible (documentation, component repositories, etc.) Meanwhile Symfony 2.7 continued polishing its new features and fixing bugs before its publication at the end of the month.
May 3, 2015
#A week of symfony