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Jérôme Vieilledent will explore the differences between some tools as static code analyzers, profilers, APMs... to whom they're dedicated, and see how complementary they are.

Jessica Orozco will share with you the best way to speed up your time to market across your entire organization by standardizing on next generation DevOps call FleetOps.

Shawna Spoor will explain how decoupling following the strangler fig approach will seem counter-intuitive, as your monolith continues to grow in parallel with your new decoupled architecture.

Leah Goldfarb and Mary Thomas will unpack Platform.sh’s approach to carbon calculations, including how we seek to allocate carbon emissions across our product profile and how our customers can contribute to minimizing their carbon footprint in the cloud.

Erik Evrard will share an insight into the latest resources available to help digital agencies drive and achieve results faster than ever before.

Natalie Harper will share ways in which you can bring your user's voice to the forefront of product development through user-centered design.

Participating in workshops is an opportunity to learn, discuss and practice in small groups about Symfony, the latest features and its ecosystem. Seats are limited, sign up now!

The conference will start in less than 2 months... It is time to plan and organize your transportation!

Sylvain Tenier will explain during this hands-on workshop, how to setup a containerized development environment with DDEV, implement a Git based workflow that lets you collaborate with your Team, activate performance testing, recommandations and monitoring with Blackfire and much more...

As the conference approaches, it is time to plan and organize your participation and in particular to inform us of your diet (vegan, vegetarian...) so that your experience during SymfonyCon is as enjoyable as possible