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During these last past months, we've been working very hard to achieve full PHP7 compatibility. This effort accelerated during the past weeks and we're glad to announce that all Symfony maintained branches are now 100% compatible with PHP7.

The Symfony Demo application was publicly introduced three months ago. During the past weeks, we've been busy adding new features to showcase Symfony functionalities. This article is a quick recap of the most important new features.

Symfony 2.3 has achieved 100% compatibility with HHVM, a new open-source virtual machine designed for executing programs written in Hack and PHP.

PSR-7 support in Symfony is here! Introducing the new PSR HTTP Message Bridge: a library to translate between the PSR-7 interfaces and Symfony's Request and Response objects. Framework users can also use PSR-7 objects immediately in your controller.

Bi-weekly Symfony development meetings are back! If you're interested in the core development process of have something to add, join us on IRC #symfony-dev

Today we're glad to officially introduce the Symfony Demo application, a fully-functional Symfony application developed as a learning resource.

In 2011, we developed a revolutionary installation method for the Symfony 2.0 version which ultimately resulted in the creation of the Composer project. Throughout subsequent versions of Symfony, we leveraged Composer and pushed it to its limits. Having done so, it's time to introduce a new way to install Symfony: the Symfony Installer.

The second part of a series of blog posts reviewing the 2014 year for the Symfony project. In this post, we'll discuss the year for Symfony Documentation.

The first part of a series of blog posts reviewing the 2014 year for the Symfony project. In this post, we'll discuss the year for symfony.com website.

Composer recently added two options to simplify testing the minimal requirements for projects. Thanks to these options, Symfony has fixed the requirements for all its components.