HttpKernel component
Provides the building blocks to create flexible and fast HTTP-based frameworks.
Installation
$ composer require symfony/http-kernel
Main Projects Using HttpKernel
Laravel
Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, elegant
syntax. We believe development must be an enjoyable, creative
experience to be...
Drupal
Drupal is an open source content management platform powering millions
of websites and applications. It's built, used, and supported by an
active...
API Platform
API Platform is an Open Source web framework for API-first projects.
Describe the API's data model or import an existing one from Schema.org
and...
Symfony
Symfony is an Open Source PHP Web applications development framework.
It was originally conceived by the interactive agency SensioLabs for
the...
Shopware
Shopware is a complete eCommerce solution, combining a full range of
functionality with a masterfully crafted simplistic design suitable
for...
Symfony CMF
The Symfony CMF project makes it easier for developers to add CMS
functionality to applications built with the Symfony PHP framework.
Key development...
Sonata e-commerce
Sonata e-commerce is a group of Symfony bundles & PHP components
allowing you to add e-commerce capabilities to your Symfony
applications. It's...
EC-CUBE
EC-CUBE is an open source package used to build e-commerce sites. It is the
most popular shopping cart system in Japan. Since the release of...
Silex
Silex is a PHP microframework built on the shoulders of Symfony and Pimple
and also inspired by Sinatra. A microframework provides the guts for
building...
Lumen
Lumen is a micro-framework based on the same foundation as Laravel and built
for developing microservices.
Sulu
Sulu is a content management platform based on Symfony made for
businesses. It's a flexible CMS to create and manage enterprise
multi-sites and...
Bolt
Bolt is a tool for Content Management, which strives to be as simple
and straightforward as possible. It is quick to set up, easy to
configure,...
Thelia
Thelia is a tool for creating e-commerce websites and for online
content management, published under General Public License. Thelia
differs from...
PPI Framework
PPI is an open source php meta-framework. We have taken the good bits
from Symfony, ZendFramework2 & Doctrine2 and combined them together
to...
Mothership
Mothership is open source web retail software, combining e-commerce with
Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) into a single, unified platform with...
Spryker
Spryker is the commerce operating system for customer focused companies.
Spryker gives you the freedom to implement, test, and reinvent new customer
interfaces...
BackBee
BackBee is an open source CMS designed to revolutionize user experience.
It uses "On Page Editing" architecture making content contribution
intuitive...
concrete5
Concrete5 is an open source CMS designed to revolutionize user experience.
Go to any page in your site, and an editing toolbar gives you all...
Roadiz
Roadiz is a modern CMS based on a polymorphic node system which can
handle many types of services and contents. Its back-office has been
developed...
Contao
Contao is an accessible open source content management system,
first published in 2006. Starting with version 4 (released in spring 2015),
Contao...
Mautic
Mautic revolutionizes marketing automation. Mautic is an open source
software tool available to every business regardless of their size
and economic...
phpBB
phpBB is a free flat-forum bulletin board software solution that can be
used to stay in touch with a group of people or can power your entire
website....
phpDocumentor
phpDocumentor 2 is a tool with which it is possible to generate
documentation from your PHP source code. With this documentation you
can provide...
Sculpin
Sculpin is a static site generator written in PHP. It converts Markdown
files and formats Twig templates into a set of static HTML files that
can...
Sonata Project
The goal of the Sonata Project is to provide a set of high-level
features built on top of the Symfony framework, with a strong focus on
administration...
