52 posts tagged with "Symfony"

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

Mark your calendars for October 29th and 30th, as Bad Nauheim will be the place to be. My friends from programmier.bar are hosting the programmier.con - Web & AI Edition 2025 conference, and I'm excited to have been invited to give a talk about DDEV, a topic that was recently featured on the programmier.bar podcast.

On the 19th of September, I will be speaking once again at the PHP Developer Day Conference organized by my friends of the PHP Usergroup Dresden.

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 year, we built a project with Monofony, a simple and flexible plugin built on top of the Sylius e-commerce platform. When Sylius Stack was announced, I decided to see if we could easily migrate to Sylius Stack.

The Symfony UX Autocomplete component makes integrating an autocomplete element in your forms easy.

After presenting Gally at conferences like SyliusCon 2023, SyliusDays 2024 and various PHP meetups, SymfonyLive Berlin 2025 is calling. Join me on April 3-4, 2025, to hear all about Gally.

Ever wanted to learn about Sylius - the e-commerce framework built on top of Symfony?

Join me next Friday when I dive into the Sylius code base to show my friend Roland Golla what Sylius is and all the cool-aid behind it.

Often, we need to build some (Admin) UI for our Symfony-based applications. While there are quite a few options out there, like EasyAdmin or SonataAdminBundle, we decided against such an approach as it would introduce just another dependency to our software development stack.