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A week of symfony #245 (5->11 September 2011)
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.
A week of symfony #244 (29 August -> 4 September 2011)
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.
A week of symfony #243 (22->28 August 2011)
This week, the first maintenance version of Symfony2 was released, fixing some minor bugs. Besides the official Git repository, all the Symfony2 components can be downloaded as a package from the Symfony2 PEAR channel. Lastly, the first official Symfony2 English trainings were also announced.
A week of symfony #242 (15->21 August 2011)
Symfony2 development activity focused this week on fixing some minor bugs. Meanwhile, Propel ORM announced a brand-new version for one of the most used symfony 1.x plugins.
A week of symfony #241 (8->14 August 2011)
This week, we learned that Drupal project is considering the use of several Symfony2 components for its upcoming version. Therefore, Drupal could join other big PHP projects such as phpBB which already selected Symfony2 for developing its next versions.
A week of symfony #240 (1->7 August 2011)
This week, the echoes of the big Symfony 2.0.0 launch still resonated strongly. However, now that 2.0 is out, the work has already begun for the next versions. Lastly, a new maintainance version of symfony 1.4.x branch was also published.
A week of symfony #239 (25->31 July 2011)
Symfony 2.0.0 version was finally released this week, marking the end of a fascinating journey that began 18 months ago. This release also marks the beginning of a bright future for the symfony project and its expanding ecosystem.
A week of symfony #238 (18->24 July 2011)
Symfony2 published this week its two latest release candidate versions, which include several hundreds of commits since the previous version. In addition, the definitive release date for Symfony 2.0 stable version was announced for Thursday, 28th July.
A week of symfony #237 (11->17 July 2011)
Symfony2 changed this week the way cookies are managed, moved the EntityUserProvider from Security Component to Doctrine bridge and fixed some minor errors. In addition, Twig nicely improved its performance with the new 1.1.1 version and Assetic published the final 1.0 stable version, both joining the group of external Symfony2 libraries which have recently published stable versions in preparation for the final release of Symfony2.
A week of symfony #236 (4->10 July 2011)
This week Symfony2 published its fourth release candidate version, one of the latest versions before the final release. In addition, Symfony2 updated Doctrine version to 2.1 and Monolog version to 1.0. Lastly, some exception messages were improved and validation error messages were updated/translated to lots of languages.