Tag: symfony

Symfony 8.2 adds a $version argument to UriSigner so a signed URL invalidates itself after one use. A clean native fix for password reset and login links.

Symfony 7.4 upgrades invokable console commands with enum arguments, a MapInput DTO attribute, and new interactive prompts. Here is how to use each one.

Symfony AI is nearing 1.0 with components for agents, tools, and one unified API across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini. Here is how to use it in PHP.

Symfony 7.4 is the new LTS, bringing invokable command upgrades, decoupled controllers, UUID v7 by default, and a caching HTTP client. Here is what matters.

PHPverse 2026 is a free online PHP conference on June 9 with Jeffrey Way, Fabien Potencier, Larry Garfield, and more. Here's the full breakdown.

Symfony 8.1 ships HTTP-less app support, a standalone ConsoleBundle, method-based commands, and the new #[RateLimit] attribute. Here's what changes.

Practical Claude Code tips for PHP developers: CLAUDE.md setup, custom agents for Laravel/Symfony, skill libraries, and MCP-powered workflows.

PHP 8.5 adds clone with syntax to update readonly properties while cloning. Learn how to ditch boilerplate wither methods and write cleaner immutable objects.

Symfony's new Tui component brings CSS-like styling, widget toolkits, and PHP Fibers to terminal UI development in pure PHP 8.4+.

FrankenPHP is now an official PHP Foundation project. Here's how worker mode delivers 15,000 req/sec and what it means for your Laravel and Symfony apps.

Symfony UX 3.0 raises the bar for PHP frontends: PHP 8.4 required, dead weight dropped, and Live Components sharper than ever.

Set up a powerful PHP development environment in NeoVim 0.11+ using native LSP, Intelephense, Phpactor, Mason, and Treesitter — no more plugin sprawl.

PHP 8.5's built-in URI extension replaces the broken parse_url() with RFC 3986 and WHATWG-compliant classes for immutable, safe URL handling.

Symfony 7.3 ships two powerful new components — ObjectMapper and JsonPath — plus console upgrades and security wins worth knowing about.

PHP 8.4 property hooks let you intercept property reads and writes directly — no more boilerplate getters, setters, or fragile magic methods.

Symfony Messenger handles async queues, retries, and message buses elegantly. Here's a practical guide to using it properly in your PHP apps.