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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.

Robin Chalas is going to introduce the new Symfony Console component! Since 2010, it's one of the most emblematic components of Symfony and a group of contributors have started to reimagine it to open it to more possibilities and get rid of some design issues. Get ready to rediscover the Console!

Titouan Galopin will talk about the challenges we face when designing an API (long term stability, versioning, inclusion of sub-resources...) and how to address them in a Symfony API.

Florence Cauchy will present the use of Symfony's Workflow component on a project using concrete examples. The talk will detail the steps of the implementation, the issues encountered, the possibilities offered by the component, and the adjustments made to achieve an efficient implementation.

During SymfonyLive Paris 2023, Guillaume Loulier will discuss the benefits of using SQLite in our applications to reduce response time, resource usage, and improve the user experience.

Allison Guilhem will present you the advantages and limitations of the AsyncDecoratorTrait and the application contexts it is intended for.

Kévin Dunglas will discuss whether tools such as Node, Yarn, NPM, Babel, Webpack, and others are truly necessary for building beautiful and interactive web sites using JavaScript, and exploring ways to simplify the process by utilizing the capabilities of modern web browsers.