The Symfony Project

• Running a TV station with symfonyRunning a TV station with symfony
  OktoLab GmbH is a small company located in Vienna, Austria, that has specialized in providing hard- and software services in the electronic media sector - mainly video and TV production.
  [17 Mar]
    
• A week of symfony #167 (8->14 March 2010)A week of symfony #167 (8->14 March 2010)
  Symfony project unveiled this week some new details about its console, routing, output escaper and request handler components during the ConFoo conference.
  [14 Mar]
    
• A week of symfony #166 (1->7 March 2010)A week of symfony #166 (1->7 March 2010)
  Symfony 2 development got a boost this week with lots of chagesets, mostly related with the upcoming Doctrine 2 bundle. Development mailing list Discussions about Eclipse Plugin for Symfony .
  [07 Mar]
    
• Symfony 2.0 and the PHP EcosystemSymfony 2.0 and the PHP Ecosystem
  Unless you've been living under a rock, you have already heard a lot about Symfony . The buzz on the Internet, and especially on Twitter and on blogs, have been terrific so far.
  [04 Mar]
    
• A week of symfony #165 (22->28 February 2010)A week of symfony #165 (22->28 February 2010)
  This week, three symfony security releases were published (3 and 3). In addition, Yaml component gained lots of fixes and Doctrine Bundle integration with Symfony 2 was improved.
  [28 Feb]
    
• Security Release: 1.2.12, 1.3.3 and 1.Security Release: 1.2.12, 1.3.3 and 1.4.3
  A SQL injection vulnerability in the Doctrine admin generator was reported earlier today which has been addressed in these 3 and 3 security releases.
  [25 Feb]
    
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  • Security Release: 1.3.3 and 1.4.Security Release: 1.3.3 and 1.4.3
    A SQL injection vulnerability in the Doctrine admin generator was reported earlier today which has been addressed in these 3 and 3 security releases. This vulnerability was limited to the Doctrine admin generator and did not affect the Propel admin generator...
    [25 Feb]
      
  • Symfony Live Community ResponseSymfony Live Community Response
    A conference such as Symfony Live always generates a lot of buzz. Especially when there are interesting announcements or rumours are made. This post will give you an overview of the community response to Symfony Live from various blogs and social networks.
    [21 Feb]
      
  • A week of symfony #164 (15->21 February 2010)A week of symfony #164 (15->21 February 2010)
    Symfony Live 0 conference took place this week, resulting in astonishing success. Symfony 2 preview was released during the conference and it's been praised afterwards in hundreds of blog posts and tweets.
    [21 Feb]
      
  • Symfony Live Day 2Symfony Live Day 2
    For the second day of this Symfony Live, management was easier because everybody knew the place, people coming from far away were less jet-lagged which was better to follow the upcoming sessions! Moreover.
    [19 Feb]
      
  • "symfony 1.2 is not supported anymore""symfony 1.2 is not supported anymore"
    symfony 4 is the current Long Term Support release that will get bugfixes for 3 years. symfony 2 was released December 1st 8 and now deserves its rest.
    [17 Feb]
      
  • Symfony Live Day 1Symfony Live Day 1
    Here is half of the way done at the moment. Symfony Live this year made us think our speakers can begin to live their own rock star life (see symfony stickers and you will feel confident about it).
    [17 Feb]
      
  • A week of symfony #163 (8->14 February 2010)A week of symfony #163 (8->14 February 2010)
    Symfony published this week three new maintainance releases of its 3 and 4 branches. Next week, the Symfony Live 0 conference will host tens of sessions.
    [14 Feb]
      
  • symfony 1.2.11 - likely the last symfony...symfony 1.2.11 - likely the last symfony 1.2 release
    The end of maintenance of symfony 2 is approaching and originally I was planning to release the last supported version live from the symfony live conference .
    [13 Feb]
      
  • symfony 1.3.2 and 1.4.2symfony 1.3.2 and 1.4.2
    We have just released the latest stable versions of symfony2 and . These releases include numerous bug fixes and one security fix. The bundled version of Propel has also been updated to version .
    [13 Feb]
      
  • It is getting near: Some Symfony Live informationIt is getting near: Some Symfony Live information
    Only a few more days until all eyes in the symfony world will be aimed at Paris for the Symfony Live conference. Since it is getting this close.
    [12 Feb]
      
  • A week of symfony #161 (25->31 January 2010)A week of symfony #161 (25->31 January 2010)
    After three long years, the last release of symfony 0 branch was published this week. In addition, a new initiative was started to help symfony core members cleaning the bug tracker.
    [31 Jan]
      
  • 3 years after: symfony 1.0 Last release!3 years after: symfony 1.0 Last release!
    The 7th of January is kind of an important date in mankind history. Of course, everybody know it is the birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the date of the invention of the light.
    [27 Jan]
      
  • A week of symfony #160 (18->24 January 2010)A week of symfony #160 (18->24 January 2010)
    Symfony 2 reported this week some impressive and very promising figures in a basic "hello world" benchmark. Meanwhile, symfony .X returned to its usual development activity with several bugfixes.
    [24 Jan]
      
  • More about Git (Symfony Live update)More about Git (Symfony Live update)
    Last week, I announced on this blog the migration of Symfony 2 code to Git. As a way to get your feet wet with Git, I have also recommended to read the Pro Git book by Scott Chacon.
    [18 Jan]