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Get your Regular ticket for SymfonyLive Paris 2023, conference or combo workshop and conference until February 20th 2023 11:59 pm (Paris time) before the price goes up!

Attend this workshop hosted by Jules Pietri and learn what TDD really is by doing and add this methodology to your developer toolbox!

The countdown has started, SymfonyLive Paris 2023 is approaching and we are thrilled to announce you that all schedule is finalized! Discover all the topics we will offered and all the amazing speakers who will attend!

Florent Destremau will share with you his experience of using the symfony/ux-turbo component to progressively replace their React legacy code: best practices to follow, mistakes to avoid and tricky use cases to solve... He will show you very concrete applications of this library in your projects!

Alexandre Salomé will talk about the use of PHPUnit to have facilities to write functional tests. Writing tests for your project is an insurance for development efficiency and for the software delivery chain. He will answer the questions you might have when putting the documentation into practice!

Camille Jouan will guide you to prepare your Symfony certification exam and will share many tips and tricks to succeed: roadmap, methodology, tools, timing, resources... This method can be applied to any self-study need!

We will organize before SymfonyLive Paris 2023 several workshops on March 22 & 23. Discover all the workshops we offered! You can register to the workshops via your OPCO and Datadock.

Pascal Martin will talk about the distributed systems : its constraints and most importantly the hazards we should anticipate when architecting distributed applications. He will also present classic failure scenarios and describe architectures and solutions to protect against them.

Magali Milbergue will gradually make a plea for the inclusion of atypical profiles in tech, based on her three-year career path, and explain why this diversity is vital to our industry.

Karim Pinchon will introduce you how and why to use generics (not natively supported by PHP) using the example of Symfony components.