Symfony 4: Monolith vs Micro |Articles - Fabien Potencier
This is the second installment in a series of articles about Symfony 4. The first one was about the current limitations of the Symfony Distribution model. Monolith projects versus micro-applications; a never-ending debate. Both ways to develop applications are fine in my book. Symfony supports both. Even if the Symfony Standard Edition is probably more suitable for monolith projects as it depends
Symfony 4: Compose your Applications |Articles - Fabien Potencier
Note: If you are a Medium user, my new articles are now cross-posted there as well. Note: Symfony 4.0 will be released at the end of November 2017. During the next few weeks, I will publish articles about my ideas and the main changes I want to implement for Symfony 4. Symfony 3.0 was boring, a cleaned-up version of the Symfony 2.8 version: Symfony 3.0 = Symfony 2.8 - deprecated features Symfony 4
What is Symfony2? |Articles - Fabien Potencier
Last week, I held a keynote presentation about Symfony2 at the Symfony Day conference in Cologne. Many people asked me for the slides, but they were quite empty and not that useful. This blog post is more or less what I've said during the first part of the talk. What is Symfony2?# When I ask people what Symfony2 is for them, most of them say something along the lines of: Symfony2 is a full-stack w
Parsing XML documents with CSS selectors |Articles - Fabien Potencier
HTML and XML documents are the bread and butter of web developers. On a day to day basis, you probably create a lot of HTML documents. And odds are you also need to parse some from time to time: because you consume a web service and want to extract some information, or because you want to gather data from scraped web pages, or just because you want to write functional tests for a website. Retrievi
Symfony Live Conference, Symfony 2.0, and Dependency Injection |Articles - Fabien Potencier
Symfony Live Conference, Symfony 2.0, and Dependency Injection This has been an amazing week for me, Symfony, and the whole Symfony community. With more than 350 attendees coming from more than 30 countries, the Symfony Live conference was a blast. I want to thank all attendees, speakers, and the Sensio Labs team for coming to the conference and making it a truly fantastic event. If you have not a
The state of YAML in PHP |Articles - Fabien Potencier
My first exposure to YAML was in 2001, back in the days when I was mainly working with Perl. Well, I was not using YAML per se at that time, but rather Data::Denter, a Perl library that provides data serialization/deserialization. I used this library mainly for debugging purposes. From its documentation: "It formats nested data structures in an indented fashion. It is optimized for human readabili
Templating Engines in PHP |Articles - Fabien Potencier
This blog post is not for the faint-hearted! Some people will strongly disagree with me and some others will probably want to kill me at the upcoming Zend Conference. And if starting an argument in the comments can help you feel better, please feel free to do so. If you want to have a more advanced discussion on this topic, vote for my talk at the Zend UnConference. So, you think PHP is a templati
Swift Mailer Takeover |Articles - Fabien Potencier
As you might have noticed if you follow me on Twitter, I'm the new project manager of Swift Mailer, a powerful mailing library for PHP. This is a great honor for me to take over such a project. The Swift Mailer project has been initiated by Chris Corbyn some years ago. He has done a wonderful job during the years, trying to find the best way to create a top-notch emailing solution for PHP. With th
Developers should be Artists |Articles - Fabien Potencier
During my holidays, I took the chance to step back a little and think about my day-to-day work. As the CEO of Sensio, I have the opportunity to do a lot of different jobs. But what I really like to do is hacking. By hacking, I mean developing software for the fun of it, software that is not for a "paying" customer. And as such, hacking cannot be a day job per se. Hacking is something you do on the
Tweeting from PHP |Articles - Fabien Potencier
Twitter is everywhere nowadays. Odds are eventually you will want to tweet from PHP. No need to use one of the numerous PHP Twitter libraries, as tweeting is as simple as using the PHP built-in file_get_contents() function: function tweet($message, $username, $password) { $context = stream_context_create(array( 'http' => array( 'method' => 'POST', 'header' => sprintf("Authorization: Basic %s\r\n",
What is Dependency Injection? |Articles - Fabien Potencier
This article is part of a series on Dependency Injection in general and on a lightweight implementation of a Container in PHP in particular: Part 1: What is Dependency Injection? Part 2: Do you need a Dependency Injection Container? Part 3: Introduction to the Symfony Service Container Part 4: Symfony Service Container: Using a Builder to create Services Part 5: Symfony Service Container: Using XM
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March 04, 2009 > June 04, 2009 Montreal / Canada - PHPQuebec Conference - 2009
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