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Robin Chalas will provide a pragmatic look at putting your business logic first, demonstrating how modern PHP and recent Symfony 8 framework evolutions align naturally with hexagonal thinking and tactical DDD patterns without workarounds.

With coding agents moving from the IDE to the terminal, TUIs are having a renaissance; Fabien Potencier introduces the new Symfony Terminal Component, a TUI toolkit built from the ground up in PHP, exploring its architecture and how it makes building rich, interactive terminal interfaces possible in Symfony applications.

Imad Zairig will show how Symfony and Hotwire Native enable a "write once, ship everywhere" approach, reusing your backend logic to deliver performant iOS and Android apps while highlighting concrete use cases like QR codes, NFC, and document scanning.

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Jérôme Tamarelle will demonstrate how to implement client-side field-level encryption with Doctrine and a key management system, showing you how to turn your database into a vault to protect sensitive user data without losing your ability to query it.

Pauline Vos will introduce `jj`, a next-generation version control system that fixes Git's pain points inside your existing Git repositories, making everyday tasks like resolving conflicts and changing commits simpler, more intuitive, and human.

In this talk, Max Beckers will build a working event-driven order pipeline on Messenger and RabbitMQ, covering snapshots, idempotency, per-consumer routing, and crucial production lessons like retry strategies and avoiding infinite loops

Tobias Nyholm will introduce the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open specification that lets AI clients discover your app's tools, and demonstrate the new official PHP mcp-sdk co-built by the Symfony AI initiative, showing how easily you can secure routes and leverage Symfony's bundle integration

Vincent Amstoutz will explore the practical reality of using AI as an autonomous security researcher to uncover complex injection paths, broken access control, and logic flaws that traditional rulesets miss, giving you a battle-tested strategy to weaponize LLMs against your own technical debt.

Guillaume Loulier will show you how to give an AI agent a voice using Symfony AI and the code you already have, tackling hard topics like latency, cost, and debugging so you can walk away with a clear checklist to ship voice features to real users