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Symfony Components
The Components implement common features needed to develop websites. They are the foundation of the Symfony full-stack framework, but they can also be used standalone even if you don't use the framework as they don't have any mandatory dependencies.
The Components¶
- How to Install and Use the Symfony Components
- The Asset Component
- The BrowserKit Component
- The Cache Component
- The ClassLoader Component
- The Config Component
- The Console Component
- The CssSelector Component
- The Debug Component
- The DependencyInjection Component
- The DomCrawler Component
- The Dotenv Component
- The EventDispatcher Component
- The ExpressionLanguage Component
- The Filesystem Component
- The Finder Component
- The Form Component
- The HttpFoundation Component
- The HttpKernel Component
- The Intl Component
- The Ldap Component
- The OptionsResolver Component
- The PHPUnit Bridge
- The Process Component
- The PropertyAccess Component
- The PropertyInfo Component
- The PSR-7 Bridge
- The Routing Component
- The Security Component
- The Serializer Component
- The Stopwatch Component
- The Templating Component
- The Translation Component
- The Validator Component
- The VarDumper Component
- The Workflow Component
- The Yaml Component
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