SymfonyCon 2015 - A symphony of developers
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The document summarizes the SymfonyCon conference that took place from December 1-5 in Paris. It was the third international Symfony conference and an important event for the Symfony community. The conference included two workshop days, two conference days with talks in two simultaneous tracks, and a hackday. Talks covered topics like Symfony 3.0, security, routing, authentication, and maintaining open source projects. It was a major learning and networking opportunity for the Symfony community.
SymfonyCon 2015 - A symphony of developers
- 1. de Radu Murzea (Pentalog)
- 2. SymfonyCon was a 5-day event Two workshop days: 1st and 2nd December Two conference days: 3rd and 4th December One Hackday: 5th December
- 3. The thirdinternational Symfony conference
- 4. Paris is where Symfony was born 10 years ago
- 5. An important event for the entire Symfony community A huge learning and networking opportunity
- 6. Being knowledgeable of current trends and successful implementations Staying competitive Career growth
- 7. The Wish to attend the conference and to interact with the Symfony community was intense
- 14. Let the show begin ! 25 talks split in 2 simultaneous tracks
- 15. Ten years of Symfony Fabien Potencier
- 17. Open-source projects mean nothing without the community
- 19. Symfony 4.0 in 2017
- 22. Dig in Security with Symfony Sarah Khalil
- 26. Support for LDAP New in Symfony 3.0
- 27. New Guard Authentication System New in Symfony 3.0
- 29. The cloud is the future, and your architecture isn’t ready David Zuelke
- 30. Complexity is moving towards simplicity “Do more with less” “Do everything with nothing”
- 33. Symfony routing under the hood David Buchmann
- 34. Most frequently hit routes first Order matters: Similar paths should be consecutive Tweaks
- 35. Routing happens during kernel.request at priority 32
- 36. What is the fastest routing? YML, XML, PHP or Annotations? QUIZ
- 37. It does not matter ! Routing is compiled to PHP code
- 38. Doctrine 2: To Use or Not to Use Benjamin Eberlei
- 39. Depends on the application
- 41. good at bad at
- 53. Guard Authentication: Powerful, Beautiful Security Ryan Weaver
- 55. 1). Grab information from Request 2). Load a user 3). Validate if credentials are valid 5). Authentication failure …. now what ? 4). Authentication success … now what ? 6). How do we ask the user to login ? + + + + And/Or = 6 Steps / 5 Classes
- 57. How Symfony 3.0 moves forward without letting anyone behind Nicolas Grekas
- 58. What’s new in Symfony 3? All new features are included in 2.8
- 61. Going from 2.8 to 3.0
- 62. New Symfony Tips and Tricks Javier Eguiluz
- 64. Symfony: Your next Microframework Ryan Weaver
- 66. Symfony is too complex!
- 67. Symfony App - bunch of bundles - container of services - routes
- 68. MicroKernel MicroKernelTrait 1 file Symfony app! Multiple app with Symfony2 I’ll be back
- 69. Behind the Scenes of Maintaining an Open Source Project Jordi Boggiano
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