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Symfony Tutorials for Beginners To Get Started

Here are some of the best Symfony tutorials available online for beginners. If you are just getting started with Symfony, these tutorials will help you a lot. You can find more symfony tutorials here: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/php/symfony/

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Symfony Tutorials for Beginners To Get Started

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  1. Best​​Symfony​​Tutorials​​for​​Beginners For​​more​​symfony​​tutorials:​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/php/symfony/ Why​​Choose​​Symfony​​for​​Web​​Development? Symfony​​is​​a​​perfect​​choice​​for​​systematic​​and​​scalable​​web​​and​​app​​development​​project because​​of​​its​​familiar​​MVC​​type​​architecture.​​Due​​to​​its​​MVC​​nature,​​Symfony​​has​​an organized​​file​​structure​​distributed​​according​​to​​Model,​​View​​and​​Controller. The​​Model​​in​​MVC​​can​​be​​described​​as​​the​​business​​logic​​of​​the​​application,​​while​​View​​renders that​​Model​​into​​something​​that​​visible,​​like​​a​​web​​page.​​The​​Controller​​acts​​according​​to​​user actions​​and​​make​​changes​​to​​the​​model​​and​​view​​as​​required. A​​typical​​Symfony​​project​​folder​​contains​​strictly​​organized​​subfolders.​​In​​addition,​​Symfony generates​​its​​own​​scaffolding​​of​​the​​application​​based​​on​​user​​provided​​input.​​The​​result​​is​​a skeleton​​application​​that​​could​​be​​further​​improved​​with​​views​​and​​controllers.​​Developers generally​​only​​need​​to​​configure​​the​​database​​and​​the​​rest​​is​​handled​​by​​the​​framework​​itself. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​​​at:​​​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/why-choose-symfony/

  2. What’s​​New​​in​​Symfony​​3.3 Symfony​​has​​released​​the​​latest​​stable​​release,​​version​​3.3.x​​with​​several​​new​​components​​and a​​bundle.​​In​​addition​​to​​these,​​the​​release​​has​​implemented​​a​​number​​of​​updates​​and​​fixes.​​The community​​is​​very​​excited​​about​​Symfony​​3.3​​features,​​components​​and​​bundles. In​​this​​version,​​Symfony​​has​​introduced​​the​​dotenv​​component​​which​​work​​pretty​​much​​like​​the Laravel’s​​.env​​file.​​Dotenv​​Component​​parses​​.env​​files​​to​​make​​environment​​variables​​of​​these files​​accessible​​via​​getenv(),​​$_ENV​​or​​$_SERVER Symfony​​uses​​Locks​​to​​prevent​​more​​than​​one​​simultaneous​​execution​​of​​commands​​on​​the server.​​This​​functionality​​was​​first​​added​​in​​Symfony​​2.6​​and​​is​​now​​extended​​through​​a​​whole new​​component​​with​​three​​main​​features. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​​​at:​​​​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/symfony-3-3-features/

  3. Hosting​​Symfony​​on​​Amazon​​Web​​Services​​EC2 Symfony​​is​​a​​developer-​​centric​​PHP​​framework​​that​​powers​​a​​number​​of​​websites​​and​​web apps​​today.​​This​​framework​​is​​built​​upon​​Symfony​​Components​​that​​developers​​mix-and-match to​​create​​CMS​​and​​platforms​​such​​as​​Drupal,​​eZ​​Publish​​etc. Such​​a​​robust​​framework​​needs​​to​​be​​paired​​with​​an​​excellent​​hosting​​and​​support.​​This​​is where​​​​Amazon​​Web​​Services​​(AWS)​​excels.​​Amazon​​is​​the​​pioneer​​in​​providing​​cloud infrastructures​​and​​is​​famous​​for​​its​​persistent​​performance,​​reliable​​server​​infrastructure​​and prompt​​technical​​support.​​However,​​hosting​​Symfony​​on​​AWS​​is​​difficult​​because​​of​​a difficult-to-follow​​process. Cloudways,​​a​​managed​​cloud​​hosting​​platform​​is​​the​​easiest​​solution​​for​​this​​difficulty.​​Its platform​​is​​designed​​to​​provide​​easy​​installation​​and​​hosting​​solution​​that​​even​​beginners​​could follow​​without​​any​​issues.​​The​​result​​is​​a​​powerful​​Symfony​​hosting​​solution​​powered​​by​​AWS and​​managed​​by​​Cloudways. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​​​at:​​​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/host-symfony-on-aws/

  4. Symfony​​3​​Performance​​Benchmarks​​on​​PHP​​5.6​​and​​7 Symfony​​is​​rapidly​​becoming​​a​​popular​​choice​​for​​PHP​​projects.​​The​​framework​​has​​established its​​reputation​​after​​the​​release​​of​​version​​3.x.​​In​​the​​same​​vein,​​PHP​​recently​​received​​a​​major update​​in​​the​​form​​of​​PHP​​7.x.​​The​​latest​​PHP​​version​​is​​7.1.x. It​​is​​important​​to​​test​​the​​performance​​of​​these​​two​​new​​releases​​​​to​​make​​sure​​that​​developers have​​a​​very​​good​​idea​​about​​the​​tools​​that​​they​​will​​be​​using​​in​​their​​next​​projects.​​In​​this context,​​it​​is​​important​​to​​understand​​that​​the​​previous​​versions​​of​​both​​Symfony​​and​​PHP​​will soon​​become​​obsolete.​​Thus,​​it​​is​​important​​to​​evaluate​​and​​understand​​the​​performance​​of​​the new​​versions​​so​​that​​the​​developers​​could​​better​​understand​​the​​implementation​​constraints​​of these​​tools. In​​this​​test​​my​​main​​concern​​is​​to​​check​​which​​version​​of​​PHP​​(5.6​​or​​7.0)​​works​​in​​more optimized​​way​​with​​Symfony. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​​​at:​​​​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/php-5-6-vs-php-7-symfony-benchmarks/

  5. Upgrading​​Symfony​​From​​2.X​​To​​3.X In​​the​​last​​installment,​​I​​used​​AuthO​​for​​increasing​​security​​for​​Symfony​​3.1​​based​​apps. Versions​​3.0.x​​and​​3.1.x​​of​​Symfony​​are​​out​​for​​developers​​and​​the​​community​​is​​all​​abuzz​​with the​​neat​​features​​introduced​​for​​developers​​in​​these​​versions.​​I​​have​​already​​covered​​the features​​introduced​​in​​Symfony​​3.1. There​​are​​still​​developers​​who​​are​​working​​on​​the​​older​​2.x​​version​​of​​the​​framework.​​In​​order​​to take​​the​​full​​advantage​​of​​the​​features​​of​​the​​3.x​​versions​​of​​Symfony​​platform,​​it​​is​​important that​​developers​​upgrade​​Symfony​​to​​the​​latest​​version. In​​this​​article,​​I​​will​​discuss​​how​​to​​upgrade​​from​​Symfony​​2.7​​to​​Symfony​​2.8​​and​​then​​to Symfony​​3.x.​​An​​upgrade​​to​​version​​2.8​​is​​called​​a​​minor​​update​​while​​upgrading​​to​​version​​3.x is​​called​​a​​major​​update.​​Version​​3.x​​comes​​with​​a​​whole​​new​​directory​​structure​​that​​also change​​the​​location​​of​​several​​key​​files​​and​​components. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​:​​​https://www.cloudways.com/blog/upgrade-symfony-2-to-3/

  6. Symfony​​based​​Contact​​Form​​With​​SwiftMailer So​​you​​have​​created​​the​​perfect​​Symfony​​powered​​website​​but​​how​​could​​people​​interact​​with you?​​How​​could​​they​​express​​interest​​in​​your​​products​​and​​services?​​For​​this,​​you​​need​​a contact​​form​​so​​the​​visitors​​could​​send​​you​​a​​direct​​message.​​According​​to​​many​​experts,​​the faster​​and​​easier​​the​​communication​​options,​​the​​greater​​the​​trust​​of​​the​​visitors​​and​​customers on​​the​​brand. In​​this​​article,​​I​​will​​help​​you​​create​​a​​contact​​form​​in​​Symfony​​using​​Form​​Builder.​​The​​contact form​​will​​be​​connected​​to​​the​​SwiftMailer​​Bundle​​so​​that​​the​​visitor​​could​​receive acknowledgment​​that​​the​​message​​has​​been​​successfully​​sent. I​​will​​start​​with​​the​​development​​of​​the​​contact​​form.​​For​​the​​purpose​​of​​this​​article,​​I​​have assumed​​that​​you​​have​​already​​installed​​Symfony​​3.x​​on​​a​​Cloudways​​server.​​If​​not,​​follow​​this simple​​guide​​to​​installing​​Symfony​​3​​on​​Cloud​​Server.​​You​​can​​download​​the​​framework​​from GitHub​​and​​check​​out​​the​​demo. Read​​​​full​​​​article​​​​at​​: http://www.cloudways.com/blog/create-contact-form-symfony-with-swiftmailer/

  7. Rest​​API​​with​​Symfony Symfony​​is​​fast​​becoming​​the​​favourite​​framework​​among​​developers​​for​​rapid​​application development.​​And​​despite​​releasing​​Symfony​​3.1​​and​​3.2​​in​​the​​previous​​quarter,​​they​​are​​still introducing​​many​​changes​​and​​upgrades. We​​know​​that​​Symfony​​is​​one​​of​​the​​best​​frameworks​​to​​develop​​REST​​API,​​so​​in​​this​​article,​​we will​​make​​simple​​REST​​API​​in​​Symfony​​3.1..​​By​​the​​end​​of​​this​​article,​​we​​will​​have​​covered​​the following​​topics ● Understanding​​REST​​API ● Bundles​​Required​​For​​REST​​API ● Bundles​​Registration ● Configuration ● Create​​User​​Entity ● GET,​​POST,​​PUT,​​DELETE We​​are​​also​​going​​to​​use​​postman​​to​​test​​our​​API,​​so​​it​​is​​recommended​​to​​install​​postman​​from chrome​​extensions.​​Let’s​​get​​started​​with​​our​​REST​​API​​in​​Symfony​​3.1. Read​​full​​article​​at:​​​http://www.cloudways.com/blog/rest-api-in-symfony-3-1/

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