• Fabien Potencier
• 5 months ago
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After the YAML and the Dependency Injection, it's time for the Symfony Event Dispatcher component to join the crowd of the Symfony components. This component is not new. It has been introduced in symfony 1.1 and is heavily used in the symfony core to make symfony more decoupled and more flexible.

The Symfony Event Dispatcher component is represented by an Octopus.

Of course, you can start using it right away in your non-symfony projects by reading the dedicated book:

Like other published components, the component comes with a test suite that covers 100% of the code, and it is continuously built by the Sensio Labs continuous integration server, Sismo.

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  #1 Peter Bowyer said about 3 hours later

  Great work Fabien! Any chance forms can be spun out into a component next?

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  #2 Matthias said about 3 hours later

  Wow, silently the request handler was also added as a coming soon component. I'm really excited now. :-)
  

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  #3 Fabien said about 3 hours later

  @Matthias: You should follow me on Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/fabpot) as I announce those kind of small things there.

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  #4 Alex said about 6 hours later

  In two weeks, Fabien will tell us that Symfony 2 is out

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  #5 Javi said 1 day later

  First off, great job.
  Few questions.

  Are you planning a symfony components book?
  Are you going to let users download compononents documentation as a PDF file?

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  #6 Me Again said 3 days later

  Nice. That Sismo thing looks sexy. Any chance you open-source it? :)

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  #7 Fabien said 3 days later

  @Me Again: That's the plan... when it will be ready.

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  #8 Me Again said 3 days later

  That's great, thanks. Looking forward for it.

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  #9 Dmitry Smirnov said 4 days later

  Great work. Impressive and excited!

  Could Pake be released as a component or separate project? I bet it will be very usefull for developers!