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Symfony
As always, we will start with the official news from Symfony.
Highlights -> See below
A Week of Symfony #827 (31 October - 6 November 2022)
A Week of Symfony #828 (7-13 November 2022)
A Week of Symfony #829 (14-20 November 2022)
Symfony announced:
New in Symfony 6.2: Console improvements
New in Symfony 6.2: Security Improvements (Part 1)
New in Symfony 6.2: Security Improvements (Part 2)
New in Symfony 6.2: More Extensible Mailer
New in Symfony 6.2: DX Improvements
New in Symfony 6.2: Better Debugging Commands
New in Symfony 6.2: Improved File Validator
New in Symfony 6.2: Notifier and Mailer Integrations
New in Symfony 6.2: Conditional Constraints
New in Symfony 6.2: PSR-4 Route Loader
New in Symfony 6.2: Better PHP Translation Extractor
New in Symfony 6.2: Finder Improvements
SymfonyCasts continues its PHPUnit course and patterns course and starts a new one on NetGen Layouts:
Featured Item
There’s not a featured post this week, but rather a featured conference.
We were in France for SymfonyCon at Disneyland Paris. It was fantastiqué. There was a bonanza of informative presentations, including lots of info about Symfony 6.2. It was highlighted by great sponsors, exclusive access to the Disney Studios park, and more.
Stefan Koopmanschap shares an article version of his presentation:
7 Lessons You Can Learn From Disney Movies
And Sylius posted their presentation about a new API:
If you missed it, you can buy access to the recordings sometime soon.
Cécile Hamerel has this review of several sessions:
More details are on the way in a forthcoming article.
This Month
Ingo Steinke has this great article:
Symfony, Shopware, WordPress, and how to improve PHP-based Web Development
Nico Anastasio has an:
Introduction to Symfony 6 Framework
.com has:
Using Doctrine’s L2 Cache in Symfony
Pimcore shows us how to:
How to use Symfony Messenger with Pimcore?
And Edouard Courty shows us:
How to setup Symfony Messenger in 5 minutes
The Droptimes reports:
Symfony 6.2 to Introduce New Access Token Authenticator
Nicolas Jourdan demonstrates how to:
Create a custom channel into Symfony Notifier
Sofia Tarhonska shows us:
How to Send Emails in Symfony with Examples
Ravetracer looks at:
API rate liming per route in Symfony 6.1
Heddi Nabbisen was busy and has:
Symfony 6: User Authentication
Symfony 6 and EasyAdmin 4: Admin Panel for User Management System
Symfony 6 and EasyAdmin 4: Hashing password
Symfony 6 and Lexik JWT Bundle 2: Auth with JSON Web Token
Symfony 6 and JWT bundles: Refresh token
Jakub Tobiasz shows us:
How Symfony UX United Two Worlds
Stefano Alletti examines:
Implementing Builder Pattern in PHP and Symfony like a boss!
Implementing Visitor Pattern in PHP and Symfony
Clustermin looks at how to:
Deploy a Symfony website to multiple droplets on DigitalOcean
Ismaile Abdallah explores:
How to Encrypt And Decrypt a varchar with doctrine and Symfony
Mokhtar Tlili shows us how to:
Convert Request Data to DTO Input Objects With Symfony
eCommerce
Sylius has an:
Interview With Mateusz Zalewski — BDD Magician From Sylius
CMSs
Hemraj M shares:
Bhardwaj Vineet asks:
Suzanne Dergacheva explores:
The Future of Drupal – What You Can Look Forward To!
PHP
This month
The PHP Foundation released its:
Impact and Transparency Report 2022
.com asks:
Active Support for PHP 8.0 Ends Next Week. Are you ready?
Matthias Noback looks at:
Dealing with technical debt during the sprint
Robbie Cahill show you how to:
Build Your Own PHP Framework Step By Step - Part 1
Freek Van der Herten shares:
Introducing PHP 8.2: all new features and changes
Laravel and PHP developers to follow on Mastodon
Speaking of which, Richard MacManus says:
Devs Are Excited by ActivityPub, Open Protocol for Mastodon
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