For designers, Symfony2 has been a welcome change from those old flat PHP files. Twig is beautiful, the framework separates the code from the layout, and we no longer have to find our way through lines of PHP code. But if you are a designer working on a symfony project for the first time, these [...]
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Spooling emails with Symfony2 on VPS and Shared Hosting
Sending emails is a very common task in web applications. Signup forms, contact forms, newsletters are among the most used features, but the email send task itself can be a little slow to the eyes of the user. Symfony2 provides us with the tools to send the emails to a buffer, and sending them when [...]
April 27 / 2012
How to create a Cache Warmer in Symfony2
By Ismael Ambrosi @iambrosi The cache is a very important part of your Symfony application as it helps your web server to perform better by not executing unnecessary code on every request, this is especially true if your server is running with limited resources. Cache warming allows you to cache specific data in your application through [...]
Introduction to Symfony2 talk at the South Florida PHP Users Group
Last night Pablo gave a talk at the South Florida PHP Users Group. The talk was an introduction to Symfony2. The reception was quite good and I think the audience liked what they saw about Symfony2. It’s always interesting to engage with the PHP community about Symfony2, especially here in the US where it’s not [...]
January 12 / 2012
Deploying Symfony2 projects on Shared Hosting with Capifony
This article is meant to help you configure and deploy your projects developed with Symfony2 into a Shared Hosting environment, so if you need to deploy using capifony on a VPS, please read this article. Pre-requisites capifony requires you have a ssh connection to your server, so make sure your current hosting plan supports this feature [...]
September 07 / 2011
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