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27 Chapters | 16:38:22 |

01

Back to the Basics (Symfony local Web Server)

31:36
02

Knowing your State Machines

45:03
03

Behat Best Practices with Symfony

43:32
04

File Storage for Modern PHP Applications

39:49
05

Symfony Messenger: 6 months already and more to come

34:02
06

Going crazy with Varnish: Caching pages of logged in users

44:26
07

Changing PHP

34:14
08

Using Symfony Forms with Rich Domain Models

40:03
09

One year diversity initiative

37:11
10

How Static PHP Analyzer Changed the way I Look at Code

34:19
11

Building Global Web Apps with Multi-region Hosting

40:20
12

Building Apps for Immutable Servers

34:52
13

Bulletproof MongoDB

43:33
14

Leverage the power of Symfony components within ApiPlatform

27:45
15

The Patterns Behind Doctrine

37:39
16

When Testing Makes No Sense

36:55
17

Microservices Gone Wrong

39:20
18

Security: Handling User Access with Symfony the Right Way

29:41
19

Webpack Encore: Tips, Tricks, Questions & Best Practices

50:45
20

My first year with event sourcing (in Symfony)

41:25
21

Symfony 4 Internals

41:48
22

What’s a Typical Symfony 4.2 Application Like?

37:38
23

Modern Application Built from Scratch: API Platform FTW

34:25
24

Integrate (Vue)JS Components in a Symfony App, add E2E Tests with Panther

41:44
25

Profiling your Symfony Application

42:50
26

A Year of Symfony

22:17
27

Magic

11:10

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Integrate (Vue)JS Components in a Symfony App, add E2E Tests with Panther

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Krzysztof K. 7 years ago

Great talk, I use similar approach, but in addition I have decided to use a tiny wrapper around Vue components: https://github.com/karol-f/... to utilize the power of Web Components :D

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MolloKhan SFCASTS Krzysztof K. 7 years ago edited

Hey Krzysztof K.

Yeah, it's impressive how fast (and easy?) Keving managed to develop a real time application!

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