Symfony CMF progress
The Symfony CMF team is hard at work to provide a first stable release in early 2013, likely around the same time as the 2.2 release of Symfony itself. A lot of progress has been made since our last...
View ArticleA week of symfony #304 (22->28 October 2012)
This week Symfony 2.0.18 was released to fix some minor issues and to update some important dependencies. Meanwhile, the master branch added a new SecureRandom generator. In addition, the Symfony CMF...
View ArticleSymfony 2.1.3 released
I like numbers: they are hard facts that demonstrates the popularity of Symfony and the commitment of its community. During the last month, I've merged 71 pull requests from 47 contributors,...
View ArticleA week of symfony #305 (29 October -> 4 November 2012)
This week, Symfony 2.1.3 was released. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 2.2 version added a new BinaryFileResponse, useful for HTTP responses that deliver binary files. In addition, the Finder component...
View ArticleSymfony Live London 2012: The videos are now online on the SensioLabs'...
Last month, we were pleased to publish all the videos from this year's edition of Symfony Live conferences in Paris and in San Francisco. During the first week following their publication, more than...
View ArticleA week of symfony #306 (5->11 November 2012)
This week, Symfony 2.2 branch moved the Stopwatch classes to their own new component. In addition, the Stopwatch now displays detailed information about the memory consumption for every Symfony part....
View ArticleA week of symfony #307 (12->18 November 2012)
This week, Symfony development activity focused on the Routing component. As a result, the upcoming Symfony 2.2 version will support routing based on the hostname. In addition, the official code...
View ArticleA full track dedicated to Symfony at SunshinePHP conference
Good news: for the first time ever, a PHP conference will have a full track dedicated to Symfony. I'm speaking of course about the SunshinePHP conference! We're very excited about this coming...
View ArticleSecurity release: symfony 1.4.20 released
symfony 1.4.20 has just been released and it contains a security fix.Uli Hecht contacted us a couple of days ago about a security issue in symfony 1.4. The vulnerability allows reading any file stored...
View ArticleA week of symfony #308 (19->25 November 2012)
This week, Symfony 1.4.20 version was released to address a security issue. Meanwhile, hundreds of Symfony developers gathered at the Symfony Live Berlin 2012 conference. Development mailing listProper...
View ArticleSecurity release: Symfony 2.0.19 and 2.1.4
I've just released Symfony 2.0.19 and 2.1.4. Both releases contain a security fix.Damien Tournoud, from the Drupal security team, contacted us two days ago about a security issue in the...
View ArticleA week of symfony #309 (26 November -> 2 December 2012)
This week, Symfony 2.0.19 and 2.1.4 versions were released to address a potential security vulnerability related to Request::getClientIp() method. This security fix also made possible to tweak the...
View ArticleAnnouncing the Symfony Live Portland 2013!
For the first time ever, Symfony Live is going to co-locate with two other significant long-standing conferences: I’m speaking of course about DrupalCon Portland and WebVisions. On May 20-24, you will...
View ArticleNew in Symfony 2.2: Nice fatal error display
Contributed byKonstantin Myakshin in #5863.Symfony displays a nice screen whenever a problem occurs in your code like when an exception is thrown or a PHP warning is triggered. This eases the...
View ArticleSymfony Live Berlin 2012 Wrap up
On November 22nd and 23rd, about 400 Symfonians attended the Symfony Live Conference. On Thursday, each of the five workshops was almost sold out and close to 300 people attended the Ecosystem...
View ArticleSymfony 2.2 Release Schedule
According to our release process, we will soon reach the end of the development phase for Symfony 2.2. As Symfony 2.1 was released on September, 6th 2012, Symfony 2.2 will enter the stabilisation phase...
View ArticleNew in Symfony 2.2: Cache support for static pages
Contributed by Sebastian Krebs in #6083.All websites have some kind of static pages like an about page; a static page being a page that does not need any logic to be rendered. As there is no logic,...
View ArticleNew in Symfony 2.2: Payment related validators
Contributed byTim Nagel in #4734 and #5072.If you are developing an e-commerce solution based on Symfony2, you might want to validate a credit card number before sending it to your payment gateway....
View ArticleNew in Symfony 2.2: Small things matter
New Symfony versions are not just about big new features, but also about small tweaks... and we have many of them in Symfony 2.2. Today, let me show you just four small things that were introduced in...
View ArticleNew in Symfony 2.2: Better interaction from the Console
Symfony is not just a web framework. Symfony is also a set of components that solve challenges faced by developers in their day-to-day activities. The Console component is one of those not-web-related...
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