As the conference approaches, we are proud to announce our next speaker and talk:
Marine Gandy (@mupsigraphy), Drupal / PHP developer, will talk about "Fighting impostor syndrome: a practical handbook":
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We are proud to announce the next speaker joining the SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022 speaker team:
Florent Destremau (@FlorentDestrema), CTO & Founder of Windoo, will talk about "Symfony & Hotwire: an efficient combo to quickly develop complex applications":
In December 2020, Basecamp relea
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022 will start in 71 days! As this event approaches we are pleased to announce you the next person joining the speaker team is:
Camille Jouan, Developer for Platform.sh, will talk about "A self-training journey to the Symf
Every day we are excited to announce a part of the SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022 program. Today, our next speaker is:
Stefan Koopmanschap, @skoop, PHP developer, consultant and trainer. They will talk about "7 lessons you can lear
We are proud to announce the next speaker joining the SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022 speaker team is:
Mathieu Santostefano, @welcoMattic, Web Developer of JoliCode. They will talk about "Painless authentication with Acc
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022 will start in less than 3 months! We are so looking forward to seeing you on:
November 15-16: 2 days of pre-conference workshops. All the workshop topics have been announced, check them out and register now to secure your seat!
November 17-18: 2 days of conference at the Hotel Art of Marvel.
Amazing speakers and talks have already been announc
We are proud and excited to announce you our next speaker:
Isabel Garrido Cardenas, Backend developer at SEAT:CODE, will talk about "Mutating a Symfony project":
Mutation Testing is a powerful technique to evaluate the quality of our tests but it's not widespread. In this tal
Today we have the great pleasure to inform you that Alexander M. Turek (@derrabus), Software developer, consultant, freelancer, will talk about "Modernizing with Symfony":
A legacy application still earns money, but maintaining the old code base is getting harder and harder. Feature development is too slow and the bug tracker is full o
This week, development activity mainly focused on fixing bugs and polishing existing features. The upcoming Symfony 6.2 version improved lazy services by generating lazy-loading virtual proxies for non-ghostable lazy services. Lastly, we published an article about revisiting lazy-loading prox
In Symfony 6.2, the VarExporter component will ship two new traits to help implement lazy-loading objects.
As their names suggest, lazy-loading objects are initialized only when actually needed; typically when accessing one of their properties. They’re used when an object is heavy to instantiate but is not always used.
There are two main use cases for lazy-objects: lazy services and lazy entities.
You can find lazy services in
