First release of the API doc
Francois Zaninotto
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Francois Zaninottoover 2 years agoA new chapter has just been added to the book to describe how to import data to a database from a simple YAML text file. Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years ago7The symfony team is preparing a surprise to the community. Make sure you visit us on December 1st! Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years ago1Another addition was made to the documentation, to help you understand the built-in debug tools of symfony. Unless you never make any mistakes, you should have a look at it! Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years agoIn order to use versions 0.5.157 and more, your projects need to be modified. Check the Changelog to see the modification. Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years agoSymfony provides a robust and efficient cache system. If you want to boost your symfony enabled web application, check out the new chapter added to the documentation. Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years ago
ReleasesThe latest bug corrections and minor enhancements have been packaged into a new stable release. You should update your symfony installation to take advantage of them. Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years ago3As seen on various spots on the web, some people would like to throw names at each other comparing symfony to rails. Is it worth it? Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years agoTutorials1Symfony is compatible with both windows and IIS. If you wonder how to setup symfony to have it work with IIS, check out our new tutorial. Read more »
Francois Zaninottoover 2 years agoTutorialsFor those of you who wondered how to setup a multilingual project, the new chapter published in the book should clear a few dark zones. Read more »
