Symfony Live Paris 2012
Fabien Potencier
Last week, 620 people attended the Symfony Live conference in Paris. The weather was not quite as expected, but the conference was full of attendees willing to share their experience with the framework.
John Kary did a wonderful job in collecting as many slides as possible:
Day 1
- Security: In Real Life - Johannes S
- How we built the new responsive BBC News site - John Cleveley
- Dependency Management with Composer - Nils Adermann & Jordi Boggiano and here
- Advanced Silex - Igor Wiedler and code
- Symfony2 components to the rescue of your PHP projects - Xavier Lacot
- Symfony Jeopardy - Jeremy Mikola
- What do I get from the full stack framework? - Richard Miller
- What mom never told you about Bundle configurations - Dennis Benkert
- wetter.com - Relaunch with symfony2, Assetic, Varnish and Twig - Gaylord Aulke
- Using MongoDB responsibly - Jeremy Mikola
- twig.js: The Templating Engine for the Client-Side - Johannes S
- Introduction to Propel2 - William Durand
- Redis - Your advanced in-memory key-value store - Jordi Boggiano
- Symfony2 search engine propelled by Solr - Xavier Briand
- Declare Independence from your IT department: sysadmin skills for Symfony developers - Pablo Godel
- Agile and Symfony - David Buchmann
- Conference Speaking 101 - Stefan Koopmanschap
- Diving Into PHP's Heart - Julien Pauli
- Dynamic Routing - David Buchmann
- A unified SOAP/JSON API in Symfony2 - Craig Marvelley
- Designing REST APIs with Silex - Hugo Hamon
- Composer's SAT solver - Nils Adermann
Day 2
- Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web Services - David Zülke
- Advanced Service Container Utilization - Richard Miller
- There is a Bundle for that - Christophe Coevoet & Lukas Kahwe Smith
- Symfony2 meets Drupal 8 - Larry Garfield
- Symfony2 CMF - Lukas Kahwe Smith
- Realtime Web Apps with WebSockets - Igor Wiedler
- ORMs don't kill your database, developers do! - Guilherme Blanco
- Decoupling Content Management with Create and PHPCR - Henri Bergius
- Behat by example (Behat best practices) - Konstantin Kudryashov
- L'utilisation de Symfony2 chez Overblog - Xavier Hausherr
- PHP developers, what can Postgresql do for you? - Grégoire Hubert
- Vespolina E-commerce - Daniel Kucharski
- Object Calisthenics applied to PHP - Guilherme Blanco
- Improving Code Quality with Jenkins - Sebastian Göttschkes
- Git internals and how to use them in PHP - Magnus Nordlander
- Translating Symfony Docs - Massimiliano Arione
Symfony Live was also the occasion to launch the Symfony Certification program. Congratulations to the first certified developers.
I also want to take the time to thank all our sponsors for this Symfony Live Edition:
If you live in the Americas, don't miss the Symfony Live Conference in San Francisco.
Help the Symfony project!
As with any Open-Source project, contributing code or documentation is the most common way to help, but we also have a wide range of sponsoring opportunities.
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https://speakerdeck.com/u/richardmiller/p/advanced-service-container-utilization
https://joind.in/event/view/976
http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/symfony-live/
America is not only the United States country ;-)
Thanks for this event
There are people from other countries in the Americas that assist to the event in San Francisco, so I think Fabien is correct.
Working link: https://speakerdeck.com/u/dzuelke/p/designing-http-interfaces-and-restful-web-services-sfliveparis2012-2012-06-08
http://www.slideshare.net/craigmarvelley/a-unified-soapjson-api-with-symfony2
Thanks for a great conference!
Really looking forward to the videos so that I can catch up with the conferences I missed.
Any news on the beta release of Symfony 2.1?
good, this is my first slide on "Symfony2 validation" https://speakerdeck.com/u/jbinfo/p/symfony2-validation