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There are 22 posts for September 2008. You're currently browsing page 1 out of 3.
Nicolas Perriault
about 1 month ago
Releases
7The 1.1.3 maintenance version of symfony is published today, just two weeks after the previous 1.1.2 maintenance release. It fixes an important regression in the "cache:clear" command line code. Read more »
Javier Eguiluzabout 1 month agoA week of symfony1Few weeks ahead of its release, symfony 1.2 continues improving components such as routing and forms while adding some goodies like format support for exceptions. Read more »
Fabien Potencierabout 1 month agoLiving on the edge4Symfony 1.2 already comes with a lot of great new features but smaller things also matter a lot. Here is yet another post about small things we have recently added to symfony 1.2. Read more »
Fabien Potencierabout 1 month ago5In his famous keynote at OSCON 2002, Lawrence Lessig talked about the "free culture" and the way "creativity and innovation always build on the past". The video is a must see for anyone working with or on Open-Source projects. Even if Lawrence does not talk explicitly about Open-Source in the first part of his talk, his arguments are still valid for Open-Source projects. Read more »
Jonathan Wageabout 1 month ago3The symfony team continues work on integrating sfDoctrinePlugin for the 1.2 release as well as adding official documentation for both symfony 1.1 and 1.2 versions. Read more »
Fabien Potencier2 months agoCall the expert28In the last part, we have moved some code to ProductForm. Today, we will enhance the actions even more by moving code to the View and by using some nice shortcuts provided by symfony for common situations. Read more »
Javier Eguiluz2 months agoA week of symfonyVery busy week for symfony: completed the integration of Doctrine in symfony 1.2 (including a new symfony + doctrine book), symfony 1.1.2 bugfix version released, new filtering system based on the form framework and lots of new plugins released. Read more »
Fabien Potencier2 months agoCall the expert10In the last part, we have seen how to move code from the Controller to the Model. The principle is quite simple, you want thin controllers and fat models. Today, we will see how the new form framework can help us keep this clean separation of concerns. Read more »
Fabien Potencier2 months agoCall the expert11Today, we will start by refactoring some actions from the product module. As symfony is modeled after the MVC design pattern, Vince was pretty confident that he did the separation of concerns pretty well. The Controller role is to get data from the Model and pass them to the View. Pretty simple, no? Read more »
Fabien Potencier2 months agoCall the expert11Refactoring implies a lot of changes in the code. It means that you need a way to check that you don't break anything during the process. So, before beginning the refactoring session, I asked Vince about its unit and functional test suite. But Vince had no unit or functional tests. So, we decided to write some functional tests before starting the refactoring. Read more »
