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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.
Official documentationThe Definitive Guide to symfonyAlso known as "The Book", this is the online version of a 490p book published by Apress and written by the symfony core team. Complete, didactic and practical, the definitive reference. symfony Forms in ActionThis is the definitive guide to symfony forms. 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. The CookbookRecipies for everyday meals. |
TutorialsWhat's new?Discover the new features of symfony 1.2. This tutorial is for developers who have already worked with symfony 1.0 and 1.1 and who want to quickly learn new features of symfony 1.2. My First ProjectDiscover the basics of symfony with this one-hour tutorial, covering installation, page creation, model modification, the admin generator, and much more... The Admin GeneratorDiscover the power of the administration generator. You will never code a backend application by hand after seeing this! Easy AjaxCreate a drag and drop shopping cart in minutes with symfony. |