Symfony 1.1 - Fabien Potencier

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Slide 1: symfony symfony 1.1 goodness Fabien Potencier Slide 2: Who am I? •  Founder of Sensio –  Web Agency –  Since 1998 –  45 people –  Open-Source Specialists –  Big corporate customers •  Creator and lead developer of symfony Slide 3: symfony •  PHP Web framework •  Based on –  10 years of Sensio experience –  Existing Open-Source projects •  MIT license •  Documentation is Open-Source •  Great community Slide 4: Maintainability Standardization Faster & Better Slide 5: « entreprise » version Slide 6: Version 1.0 released early 2007 – Maintained for 3 years (early 2010) – ~1 release a month (1.0.16 now) • Bug and security fixes, compatibility with new PHP versions fixes • No new features (even small ones) • Upgrading is simple and safe Slide 7: Version 1.1 to be released this month – Maintained for 1 year – Same release cycle as 1.0 Roadmap – Version 1.2 Q4 2008 – Version 1.3 Q1 2009 Slide 8: symfony is a set of cohesive but decoupled classes Slide 9: symfony platform Slide 14: http://localhost/index.php?name=Fabien! Hello Fabien http://localhost/index.php! Hello World Slide 16: http://localhost/index.php?name=Fabien! http://localhost/index.php/hello /Fabien! http://localhost/hello/Fabien! Hello Fabien Slide 17: sfEventDispatcher // sfPatternRouting! $callback = array($this, ’ﬁlterParameters‘);! $dispatcher->connect(’request.ﬁlter_parameters‘, $callback);! // sfWebRequest! $event = new sfEvent($this, ‘request.ﬁlter_parameters’);! $dispatcher->ﬁlter($event, $parameters);! •  sfPatternRouting and sfWebRequest are decoupled •  « Anybody » can listen to any event •  You can notify existing events or create new ones Slide 18: Some events application.log application.throw_exception context.load_factories request.filter_parameters user.change_culture controller.page_not_found response.filter_content view.cache.filter_content .method_not_found Slide 19: symfony platform Slide 20: the symfony MVC framework is based on the symfony platform Slide 24: symfony 1.1 new features and enhancements Slide 25: CLI •  Rewritten from scratch –  OOP –  Arguments and options management –  Extensible –  Built-it help Slide 29: Tests •  Better m2m support in fixtures •  File upload support •  CSS3 selectors •  New shortcuts (isUserCulture, isRequestFormat) Slide 30: m2m fixtures Slide 31: m2m fixtures Slide 32: m2m fixtures Slide 33: File upload support Slide 34: CSS3 selectors Slide 35: Forms •  OOP •  Flexible and customizable •  MVC based (Validator, Widget, Form) •  Easy to embed forms •  Secure •  Fully integrated with Propel and Doctrine •  Useable without symfony Slide 36: Propel Form The model is introspected to generate form classes Slide 53: Native multi-format support •  A request has a format (HTML by default) css, js, xml, atom, json, … •  Same controller and model •  Different templates (layouts/partials/components) •  Easy to implement a new format (iPhone) http://www.symfony-project.org/cookbook/1_1/en/iphone! Slide 62: xml json css js text/xml, application/xml, application/x-xml application/json, application/x-json text/css application/javascript, application/x-javascript Slide 63: Questions? Slide 64*: Sensio S.A. 26, rue Salomon de Rothschild 92 286 Suresnes Cedex FRANCE Tél. : +33 1 40 99 80 80 Contact Fabien Potencier fabien.potencier@sensio.com http://www.sensiolabs.com/ http://www.symfony-project.org/