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Symfony blog posts for July 2019

12 blog posts were published on July 2019

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The annual SymfonyLive conference of London will come soon, only a week left to register at regular price! Join us before the price changes on August 5th!
July 29, 2019 #Community #Conferences
This week, Symfony 3.4.30, Symfony 4.2.11, and Symfony 4.3.3 maintenance versions were released. The 4.2.11 version is the last one in the 4.2 branch, so you are encouraged to upgrade to Symfony 4.3 as soon as possible. In addition, the second part of the schedule of the SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2019 conference was published.
July 28, 2019 #A week of symfony
July 28, 2019 #Releases
July 28, 2019 #Releases
July 27, 2019 #Releases
We’re very happy to share with you the speakers and talks we’ve selected to speak at the international Symfony conference SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2019, November 21-22! Have a look at the conference schedule part 2!
July 23, 2019 #Community #Conferences
This week, Symfony added a new component called ErrorHandler to continue the work to replace the Debug component. Meanwhile, the PropertyAccess component improved the error messages in lots of edge cases. Finally, SymfonyCloud, the best way to host your Symfony applications, announced its general availability.
July 21, 2019 #A week of symfony
After two years of development and years of R&D from our partners: the technology behind SymfonyCloud is now production ready. We are thus super happy to announce the general availability of SymfonyCloud!
July 15, 2019 #Cloud
This week, the upcoming Symfony 4.4 version worked on improving the progress bar redraws of the Console component, deprecated WebserverBundle in favor of the Symfony local web server and introduced a feature to make the bundle public dir configurable. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 5.0 version added compatibility with Monolog 2.
July 14, 2019 #A week of symfony
This week, the upcoming Symfony 4.4 version improved the Length validation constraint to allow rejecting empty strings, the HttpClient component added support for NTLM authentication and the Panther component was updated to allow using the new BrowserKit assertions. Meanwhile, the SymfonyCon 2019 conference announced the first part of its schedule.
July 7, 2019 #A week of symfony
We’re super excited to announce the first selected speakers of the international Symfony conference SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2019, November 21-22! Check the schedule to discover the first speaker line-up!
July 3, 2019 #Community #Conferences
With 30+ releases since the first public release, we have been hard at work fixing bugs and adding features.
July 1, 2019 #Community