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A week of symfony #100 (24->30 november 2008)
Symfony continues providing impressive stats: nearly 300 changesets, 112 bugs fixed, 3 new versions released (1.0.19, 1.1.6 and 1.2.0 RC2) and 7 new plugins published. In addition, this week the symfony repository suffered a major reorganization with Propel 1.3 and Doctrine 1.0 plugins moved into symfony branch. Lastly, this week we also celebrate the 100th issue of "A week of symfony".
A week of symfony #99 (17->23 november 2008)
Symfony maintains its extraordinary development activity with more than 240 changesets and 75 bugfixes in just one week. The first release candidate of symfony 1.2 was released this week and 34 plugins were updated, mostly for repository reorganization and symfony 1.2 compatibility.
A week of symfony #98 (10->16 november 2008)
The last beta of symfony 1.2 was released this week, setting the pace for the upcoming release candidate. In addition, last week it was officially announced that symfony will be supported in the next version of Netbeans IDE. Lastly, symfony achieved another remarkable milestone with its 13,000th changeset.
A week of symfony #97 (3->9 november 2008)
The first plugin developers day took place this week resulting in an historic plugin development activity: 8 new plugins were released and nearly 30 plugins were updated. Meanwhile, symfony 1.2 continues refining and improving its great new features and prepares its imminent second beta release.
A week of symfony #96 (27 october -> 2 november 2008)
As promised, the first beta version of symfony 1.2 was released this week, featuring lots of improvements and a new admin generator. In addition, symfony project activity has been stunning during this week: more than 200 changesets, 5 new plugins, 15 updated plugins, 8 new symfony-powered websites and lots of documentation updates.
A week of symfony #95 (20->26 october 2008)
Very calm week for symfony core development. In contrast, plugins showed their usual intense development activity. Due to plugins' success, symfony announced this week the first plugin developers day.
A week of symfony #94 (13->19 october 2008)
This week symfony turned 3 years old. More than 1,000 days and 12,200 changesets after the first commit, symfony activity is more intense than ever. During last twelve months, 14 versions of symfony were released (10 of 1.0.x branch and 4 of 1.1.x branch).
A week of symfony #93 (6->12 october 2008)
Symfony maintained this week the intense development activity of the previous week. In total, nearly 200 changesets were commited, 6 new plugins were released and 20 plugins were updated, mostly sfDoctrinePlugin and sfPropelPlugin. In addition, symfony project achieved its 12,000th changeset milestone and symfony 1.2 showed more of its upcoming features.
A week of symfony #92 (29 september -> 5 october 2008)
Symfony development activity reached this week its highest peak with the release of three new versions: 1.0.18, 1.1.3 and 1.1.4. Meanwhile, symfony 1.2 introduced the new sfTester classes and revamped functional test classes.
A week of symfony #91 (22->28 september 2008)
Few weeks ahead of its release, symfony 1.2 continues improving components such as routing and forms while adding some goodies like format support for exceptions.