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Symfony2 Online Conference

June 24, 2010 · Published by Avatar of Fabien Potencier Fabien Potencier

Yesterday and the day before, Sensio Labs organized the first Symfony2 online conference. It was a great success with more than 350 attendees (from over 35 different countries), and a dozen hubs around the world. Thankfully, the platform worked fine.

For those who did not attend the conference, the slides are available now:

News of the Symfony2 World
Unit and Functional Testing with Symfony2
Symfony2 and Doctrine2 Integration
Symfony2 meets propel 1.5
The new form framework
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Avatar of DBA_Alex
DBA_Alex said on Jun 24, 2010
Nice presentations - looking forward to getting into some Symfony2 coding!

Keep up the great work!
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Magnus Nordlander said on Jun 24, 2010
I just wanted to thank all of the speakers and Sensio for a great conference. I found all of the sessions to be very interesting, and I do like how all of the represented projects further PHP development itself.

Thanks guys!
Avatar of Symbiat
Symbiat said on Jun 24, 2010
Francois' slides are not downloadable?
Avatar of Sergio
Sergio said on Jun 24, 2010
The Francois presentation is not avaiable anymore!
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Christian said on Jun 24, 2010
I attended the first day and wrote a small summary on my blog here:
http://test.ical.ly/2010/06/23/state-of-symfony-2-online-conference-a-killer-feature-revealed/
Avatar of MySchizoBuddy
MySchizoBuddy said on Jun 28, 2010
The components website hasn't been updated with the latest components mentioned in these presentations
Avatar of jaycreation
jaycreation said on Jun 30, 2010
The documentation on Symfony is less and less efficient.
See a great help on :
http://blog.jaycreation.net/post/Tutoriel-Symfony-L-aide-indispensable-a-la-creation-d-une-application-Symfony

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