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Load Previous PostsThe other day, I stumbled upon the following code that I wrote a few days before. <?php // src/Foo/BarBundle/Manager/ReportManager.php namespace Foo\BarBundle\Manager;use Symfony\Component\Security\Core\SecurityContextInterface; use Symfony\Component\Finder\Finder;class ReportManager { /** * @var \Symfony\Component\Security\Core\SecurityContextInterface */ …
Continue reading →This blog post is in French as the event it relates to is French-only. Theodo accueille le prochain sfPot dans ses tout nouveaux locaux le 8 octobre. Alexandre Salomé nous parlera des performances du framework Symfony2 : chargement des classes, dépendances, services,
Continue reading →Forum PHP 2012
Alix Chaysinh2 min read
As a silver sponsor, we attended Forum PHP on June 5th and 6th. There is a lot to tell about it but for now here’s a quick review of the conferences we went to. On Tuesday:Rasmus Lerdorf brought back the history…
Continue reading →Time for a short (and somewhat late) report about the main event for the Symfony (and PHP) community in Paris and of course for us at Theodo: sfLive, which we sponsored and attended. SfLive gathered around 600 people this year. On…
Continue reading →This Thursday 12/07, the French Association of Php Users (AFUP) holds a meeting in Paris, sponsored by Theodo. Julien Pauli (Software Architect & Lead Developper at Comuto) and Hugo Hamon (Trainings Manager & Symfony2 Developer at Sensio Labs), will discuss design-patterns and…
Continue reading →Sometimes you just need to output the number of objects related to another, but this simple operation can be a major blow performance-wise. I hope this trick I use a lot in my symfony + doctrine developments will save you some time. Let's consider…
Continue reading →My conference about adopting DevOps philosophy on Symfony projects is now online! In this presentation you will see what I think is the philosophy behind the DevOps movement and how to start with the 4 important aspects of adopting DevOps:Configuration Management…
Continue reading →A project is never finished, and at Theodo we often have to quickly alter a project, in a small way. The issue is that the time required to having the project ready on a developer's machine can be greater that…
Continue reading →More with symfony: a whole chapter devoted to the sfFacebookConnect Plugin
Fabrice Bernhard1 min read
December just started, and with it its usual christmas spirit, Santa Claus, happy children and.... the symfony advent calendar! This year the symfony advent calendar is a collection of articles written by different symfony experts: http://www.symfony-project.org/blog/2009/12/01/one-more-thing and is already available as a book…
Continue reading →As promised during the last symfony live conference, I finally release my current work on a Facebook Connect Plugin for symfony. It is inspired by the good sfFacebookPlugin by Jonathan Todd, which has however been unmaintained for quite some time.
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