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Well I must say that in first time I have heard about ORM when started to use symfony more than 5 years ago (until that time I only used direct db queries). So I realized that there are 2 most powerful PHP ORM’s: Doctrine and Propel. And they are both moving forward pretty well and [...]

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It happens that we are using symfony for a pretty long time (in fact since it’s beginning) and what is probably more important we always considered PHP as the only “right” language
For the last few months we were extending our horizons and digging into similar to symfony solutions. Obviously first things we paid [...]

Fabien Potencier: Unit and Functional Testing with Symfony2
Long live to PHPUnit, Lime is dead? It seems that symfony2 is very serious about using PHPUnit and we actually very happy about that. PHPUnit is really professional and well supported library.
I’d say Selenium + PHPUnit = great PHP testing experience

Francois Zaninotto: Symfony2 meets propel [...]

So symfony2 conference is over and here are some presentations from there. While we’ve heard some upset feedbacks from listeners, slideshows show that in fact some great and cool features are coming to symfony, Doctrine and Propel . I’d say that now it’s even more completed to choose between these ORMs.
“Symfony2 and Doctrine2 Integration” by [...]

sfPropel15Plugin features two new tools, sfFormPropel::embedRelation(), and sfFormPropel::mergeRelation(). They allow you to add, edit, and remove related objects in the same form as the main object. See video here from Francois Zaninotto:

mergeRelation from Francois Zaninotto on Vimeo.

Hi, have you ever thought about building web services on top of symfony? Or write client to access web services from symfony? Here we will provide some thoughts about work with web services using symfony.
Web service is something you need if you feel that your web application need to communicate with the rest of the [...]

Well, here we are going to mention some search engine alternatives which can be used in symfony. We were already writing about using of sphinx plugin.
As quick alternative you can always use the very simple method mentioned in symfony 1.0’s Askeet tutorial: How to build a search engine?
Recently I’ve read the following article Comparison Between [...]

..found today a bit outdated Apostrophe CMS Screencast (was created about 3 months ago) so it’s pretty possible you’ve already seen them but it was fun for me to look it through (unfortunately still did not have time to dig into Apostrophe CMS).
Apostrophe CMS Screencast

Reordering Images in a Slideshow

Adding Video to Media Section

Linking to a [...]