37 posts tagged with "Sylius"

Sylius positions itself as an e-commerce framework, providing a high degree of flexibility and allowing for extensive customization of its features.

Earlier this year, I began working on a PHPStan extension for Sylius at the Sylius hackathon in Cologne. After meeting Ondřej Mirtes at a conference last month, I was motivated to prepare a first release of the extension.

In our latest Sylius project, we make heavy use of Sylius UX Components, e.g. Twig Components and Live Components.

Combining both with Sylius Twig Hooks, you can build a fully customizable, extendable, and interactive UI interfaces without the need for writing much Javascript code.

I've been selected to speak at SyliusCon 2025 in October. At the conference, I will talk about "Simplifying Sylius Containerization with DDEV". After having to cancel at the last minute last year, I'm thrilled to have a second opportunity to deliver this presentation, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with you.

A recent question in the Sylius Slack community asked how to customize error pages in Sylius 2.x. Having just tackled this challenge in one of our own merchant projects, I was able to provide some valuable guidance and insights.

In Sylius v2, when you create or update a resource in the back office, the flash message in German would look like this:

"Product wurde erfolgreich aktualisiert."

However, "Product" is not the correct wording in German.

In May, Sylius released their new Test Application project, which defines a shared testing environment designed to simplify plugin development and testing.

The Sylius Resource Bundle is using annotations to define the operations an entity supports. These operations will generate a Symfony routing configuration automatically.

The Sylius Resource bundle does not include permission handling by default, as it can be complex and vary greatly, so it's logical to separate this specific logic from the bundle.

Fortunately, the Resource bundle provides several extension points, allowing you to easily integrate your own permission handling approach.

Last week, I attended the Sylius Days 2025 event in Paris. This was my third time attending the event, and as always, I enjoyed my time at the event and meeting friends from the community.