Read the symfony documentation offline
January 31, 2009
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Published by
Fabien Potencier
As of today, most of the symfony documentation is available as PDF files.
The PDF files are available for all major symfony versions. You can download the Jobeet tutorial for Propel or Doctrine, the Forms book, or the Cookbook. Tutorials are also available like the "What's new?" tutorial for symfony 1.2. Even the good old askeet tutorial has been converted to PDF.
For symfony 1.2, the PDF files represent more than 1300 pages of documentation!
The PDFs will be always up-to-date with the latest version of the documentation as they are re-generated each night.
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Do you plan do make a plugin about this pdf generation based on markdown syntax ?
I could be cool :-)
For completeness, can I suggest that you also bundle and convert the refactoring tutorial you blogged a few months ago? It's a very useful document and would benefit from a) being on the main documentation page and b) being available offline.
Merci.
The best format I find, as I'm a Windows user, is CHM!!! I use the CHM PHP documentation and it rocks!