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New in Symfony 3.4: Better console exceptions
Symfony 3.4 improves the exceptions displayed in the console to include by default the exact file and line number where the exception occurred.
New in Symfony 3.4: User impersonation improvements
Symfony 3.4 improves the user impersonation feature of the Symfony component to make it easier to debug.
New in Symfony 3.4: Improved security listeners
In Symfony 3.4, security listeners are lazy loaded to improve performance. In addition, the Symfony Profiler has been updated to show all the information about security listeners.
New in Symfony 3.4: Added support for XLIFF 2.0 notes
Symfony 3.4 adds support for XLIFF 2.0 notes, which allow to store end user comments and annotations about translations.
New in Symfony 3.4: Prefix all controller route names
In Symfony 3.4, the @Route annotation can define a prefix for the names of all the routes defined in the same controller class.
New in Symfony 3.4: Lazy commands
In Symfony 3.4, console commands can be lazy-loaded, so the application doesn't have to instantiate all of them when running any command.
New in Symfony 3.4: Stopwatch improvements
In Symfony 3.4, the Stopwatch component allows to reset all its time measures and removes the sub-millisecond restriction to allow time measures with arbitrary precision.
New in Symfony 3.4: Validator information in the Symfony profiler
In Symfony 3.4, the web debug toolbar and the profiler will include a new panel to collect information about validator calls.
Introducing Webpack Encore for Asset Management
Hello Webpack Encore! Simple but powerful asset processing for your app. Built on top of industry best-practice tools, with a lightweight API to get you setup fast and back to writing code.
The new Symfony 3.3 Service Configuration Changes Explained
Symfony 3.3 introduces a new paradigm for service configuration that I hope you'll love