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A week of symfony #120 (13->19 April 2009)
This week symfony routing subframework got some fixes and even more optimizations. The event dispatcher was published as a standalone symfony component. Plugin frenzy continued with more than 35 plugins updated.
A week of symfony #119 (6->12 April 2009)
Plugins focused all the attention during this week: symfony achieved the 500th plugin milestone, a new plugin voting mechanism was introduced and the list of the most popular plugins was published. Symfony community joined this celebration updating 28 plugins and publishing 12 new plugins.
A week of symfony #118 (30 march - 5 april 2009)
This week, symfony project unveiled "symfony components", a set of standalone libraries and components ready to be used in any PHP project. In addition, symfony performance got a huge boost with improvements in cache manager and a new option for routing sub-framework.
A week of symfony #117 (23->29 March 2009)
Symfony 1.2.5 was released this week, fixing lots of minor bugs. Documentation was also updated with lots of minor fixes, specially the Jobeet tutorial. Meanwhile, CMS based plugins (sfSympal and pkContextCMS) were once more the most active of the 24 updated plugins.
A week of symfony #116 (16->22 march 2009)
This week, the long-awaited Jobeet demo website was activated. Moreover, the first official symfony conference, called Symfony Live 2009, was announced and will be held at Paris on 11 and 12 of June.
A week of symfony #115 (9->15 march 2009)
Symfony 1.3 development got a boost this week with the removal of three configuration options and tweaks to the autoloading mechanism. All the symfony books were updated with fixes, specially the Jobeet tutorial. In addition, symfony 1.0.20 was released this week.
A week of symfony #114 (2->8 march 2009)
This week symfony 2 showed a sneak peek of its upcoming features and components. Meanwhile, symfony 1.x development activity maintains focused on plugins, with 8 new plugins introduced and 30 plugins updated. Symfony popularity continues soaring as dozens of posts are published each week all around the blogosphere.
A week of symfony #113 (23 february -> 1 march 2009)
Symfony project showed this week a very intense activity with nearly 200 changesets committed and 72 errors fixed/closed. Documentation was heavily updated with new original contents and tons of translations. Lastly, 12 new plugins were introduced and 20 plugins were updated.
A week of symfony #112 (16->22 february 2009)
Symfony developers announced this week that another top 100 website is powered by symfony. Adding up the four biggest symfony applications, more than 220 million people enjoy symfony powered websites.
A week of symfony #111 (9->15 february 2009)
Very calm week for symfony project with few changesets related to symfony core. This week also marked the end of the dwhittle branch, as it was moved to a private repository. Plugin development maintained its strong activity with 7 new plugins (including a new content management sub framework for symfony) and 21 updated plugins.