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14 Chapters | 8:54:50 |

01

Introducing Symfony Notifier (Fabien Potencier)

37:01
02

Queues, busses and the Messenger component (Tobias Nyholm)

42:58
03

Restless microservices with Symfony (Neal Brooks)

44:00
04

HTTP Client: What Else? (Nicolas Grekas)

38:48
05

Things you will need to know when Doctrine 3 comes out (Denis Brumann)

39:34
06

Boost your Symfony apps with HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 (Kévin Dunglas)

30:44
07

Symfony Checker is coming (Valentine Boineau)

15:43
08

Demystifying React for Symfony developers (Titouan Galopin)

41:23
09

Feeling unfulfilled by SPA promises? Go back to Twig. (Dan Blows)

34:48
10

Symfony QA (Jakub Zalas)

59:08
11

BDD Your Symfony Application (Kamil Kokot)

41:48
12

SymfonyCloud: the infrastructure of the Symfony ecosystem (Tugdual Saunier)

38:57
13

Migrating to Symfony one route at a time (Steve Winter)

28:03
14

The fabulous World of Emojis and other Unicode symbols (Nicolas Grekas)

41:55

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Symfony Live London 2019 presentation by Dan Blows.

Talk Abstract

We’ve all heard the benefits of building a client-side app in JavaScript that talks to a server-side REST API. But often this approach introduces a lot of accidental complexity, without really delivering the gains. How can you get the best of both worlds? In this talk, I’ll show how to get the simplicity of server-side rendering with the architectural and performance improvements of an SPA.

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Andrey 11 months ago

How does he say

"keep your templates simple",
"don't do too much business logic in Twig",
"don't chain calls",
"don't chain filters",
"just do it in PHP",

and then a minute later switches to PHP and says

"loosly couple your controllers to templates",
"don't inject too much stuff in the template",
"if you need extra data in the template – go and get it in the template"

? 🤯

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MolloKhan SFCASTS Andrey 11 months ago edited

Hey @Andrey

Yea, it sounds contradictory, but it may be his way to say keep a balance between the code in your controllers and template. By the way, don't worry about that too much, there's a new way to decouple your templates from PHP code. Its name is "Twig Components" they are so powerful! Ryan demonstrates how to work with them in this tutorial https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/last-stack

Cheers!

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