Articles for Symfony
Load Previous PostsAt the beginning of my software engineering internship, I had little experience with writing clean code. The features were functional but there was hardly any underlying organization. I was lacking guidelines on what classes to create and how they should…
Continue reading →If you did not read the first part yet, please have a look here before going further. Introduction In our last post, we explained:why our Twig / Vue mix was bad, in terms of development experience, maintainability and performancewhy we decided to…
Continue reading →One of the most popular performance indicator is the Speed Index. It directly reflects on your SEO and you probably want to monitor it. One of our client at Theodo runs a large marketplace. They sell around 3 millions items (Q1…
Continue reading →On a previous project, I had to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) between two existing and independent applications. This article, which explains how I proceeded, aims at helping understand it and setting it up with Symfony. What is Single Sign-On (SSO)? Single…
Continue reading →I recently started programming in PHP using the well-known Symfony framework. I wanted to keep my VS Code habits and proficiency I had from my previous projects in Node.js and Vue.js, so I tried to configure VS Code for PHP…
Continue reading →Serverless is a trendy cloud-computing execution model aiming to release developers from taking care of server management and to bill on demand for the used resources. Developers just have to provide their application’s code while the cloud provider is in…
Continue reading →Why? Adding upload fields in Symfony application eases the way of managing assets. It makes it possible to upload public assets as well as sensitive documents instantly without any devops knowledge. Hence, I’ll show you a way of implementing a Symfony…
Continue reading →A quick and simple way to make your functional tests independent with Symfony and mysql
Sophie Moustard2 min read
Having independent functional tests is a good practice recommended by many developers. It allows you save a great deal of time; and it is well known, time is money! Why If your tests are not independent, it means that the execution of…
Continue reading →As a way of getting incomes from your web application you often need to setup a way for your user to pay through your website.Usually thanks to a form where your user will fill it's banking information. It may sounds like…
Continue reading →Deploy your Symfony application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk using CloudFormation
Maxime Thoonsen4 min read
I decided to follow an advice shared on twitter via the The Practical Dev: the best way to learn AWS is to start using it. The problem I was looking for a way to quickly create a Minimum Viable Stack on AWS…
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