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Symfony and PHP End of Life: The Action Plan
Symfony and PHP end-of-life calendar for 2026, real consequences (CVEs, NIS2, GDPR) and three exit strategies depending on how critical your application is.
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Elasticsearch vs Algolia for a Symfony Project
Elasticsearch and Algolia meet different needs. A hands-on technical comparison to help you pick the right search engine for your Symfony project and team.
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Sylius vs PrestaShop: Which E-Commerce Platform?
Sylius and PrestaShop are two open source PHP e-commerce platforms. A technical comparison of architecture, flexibility, security and upkeep to help you choose.
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Migrating from MySQL to PostgreSQL with Doctrine
Migrate from MySQL to PostgreSQL with Doctrine in a Symfony project: type differences, schema generation, data migration with pgloader, pitfalls and cutover.
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Invokable Symfony Commands: Attributes Take Over
Since Symfony 7.3, a single __invoke() method replaces configure(), interact() and execute(). Less code, native PHP types and cleaner console commands.
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Migrating from Serializer to JsonStreamer: An Honest Guide
JsonStreamer promises impressive performance gains. We measured the real numbers, and you cannot simply swap out your Serializer. Here is what to check first.
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Symfony Messenger vs PHP Enqueue: the 2026 Verdict
PHP Enqueue has been nearly abandoned since 2023. Symfony Messenger is now the standard for asynchronous messaging in PHP. Here is how to use it well in 2026.
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Alice and Faker: Generating Symfony Test Fixtures
Learn how to generate fake data in Symfony with Alice, FakerPHP and Foundry: YAML fixtures, custom providers, CI strategy, staging and GDPR anonymization.
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Doctrine ORM 3.0: What Changes for Your PHP Projects
Doctrine ORM 3.0 is the first major version in over a decade. Discover the breaking changes, the DBAL 4 impact and how to sequence your migration safely.
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Twig 4: What We Could Expect From the Next Major Release
Twig is a well-known PHP template engine created by Symfony in 2009. With Twig 4 announced, expectations are high: typing, components and performance.
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Rector: Evolve Your Symfony Code Automatically
Rector is a robust PHP tool that automates code upgrades and refactoring. Learn how to set it up, choose rule sets, plug it into CI and write custom rules.
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Easy Admin vs Forest Admin: Which Should You Pick?
EasyAdmin is an open source bundle for Symfony, Forest Admin a SaaS platform. Compare control, data sovereignty, upkeep and team autonomy before you choose.
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Composer and Symfony: Practical Tips
To make full use of Symfony, PHP professionals rely on Composer, the dependency manager. Version constraints, audits, scripts and supply chain security.
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The Most Widely Used Symfony Bundles
Core and third-party Symfony bundles every team should know, plus selection criteria and dependency governance tips to keep your projects maintainable long term
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Practical Guide to a Successful Symfony Version Upgrade
Plan a Symfony version upgrade without downtime: deprecations, Rector, PHPStan, a phased strategy, and the Strangler Fig pattern for large legacy applications.
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Documenting a Symfony Project with Diataxis
Diataxis gives technical documentation a clear structure by meeting developers needs through four types: tutorials, how-to guides, reference, and explanation.
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Symfony Insight: What It Does and How to Set It Up
Symfony Insight is an online PHP code analysis tool built for Symfony. See what it checks, how to set it up, and how it compares with PHPStan and SonarQube.
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Swagger and NelmioApiDocBundle: What It Does
NelmioApiDocBundle is a Symfony package that generates interactive API documentation from your source code. Setup, advanced patterns and API governance.
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