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User-contributed documentation, as well as translations and plugins, are available in the symfony wiki.
A collection of snippets contributed by symfony users. When you think that someone may already have solved a problem, that's where the solution usually lies. The snipeet application itself is a giant snippet, which you can browse and learn from.
You want to learn more about symfony? We have plenty of documentation for you.
New to symfony?
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Already used symfony?
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A Gentle Introduction to symfonyDiscover symfony: Read this book to get an overview of symfony. This book introduces you to symfony, showing you how to wield its many features to develop web applications faster and more efficiently, even if you only know a bit of PHP. |
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Practical symfonyLearn symfony: 24 tutorials of 1 hour each, that's all it takes to build up a complete and effective application from scratch. Definitely the best way to become a good symfony developer!
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The symfony Reference BookThe reference guide: The Symfony Reference Guide is a book where you can easily find answers to your questions at your fingertips. This is a book you will keep with you whenever you develop with symfony. |
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More with symfonyDo more with symfony: This book is the symfony 2009 advent calendar, a set of 24 tutorials about advanced symfony topics, published day-by-day between December 1st and Christmas 2009. All tutorials are available in five languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese. |
The API DocumentationEvery class, method and function in symfony has PHPDoc comments explaining the way it works. The best way to check the parameters of a function or the nature of the returned value is there. |
