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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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Webpack Encore: Tips, Tricks, Questions & Best Practices

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Lijana Z. 6 years ago

About that one entry - did not understand . So one entry for layout and one for your page? So 2 entries totally loaded when you load page?

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weaverryan SFCASTS Lijana Z. 6 years ago edited

Hey Lijana Z.!

That's exactly correct - that's the setup I recommend for traditional apps (apps that are not just a "single-page-app"). So, every page will have 1 or 2 entries in the HTML (1 entry [only the layout] for pages that don't need page-specific JS/CSS or 2 entries [layout + page-specific] for pages that do).

Cheers!

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Lijana Z. 6 years ago

I think there is too much to know for just including the file :) I dont write much JS at nowadays, but I imagine people are making lot of wrong things by not knowing or forgetting even if watched video like this. I watched course about webpack from symfony casts but especially when not doing JS I already think I forgot lot of things from it. Only positive side - if you know those things well and can prove you do, you are better than other developers. But business also would like to not pay more for people who knows webpack, they instead would like to pay more for writing actuall business logic and so that there would be many developers able to do it, not just small exceptional who watch videos like this and remember all small details, becuase that adds extra costs.

But overall good video, explainations.

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weaverryan SFCASTS Lijana Z. 6 years ago edited

Hey Lijana Z.!

I agree! But that's why we created Encore... because for many apps, Webpack is still WAY too hard to setup. That being said, it is true that JavaScript is getting "harder" - there's more to know than before. But it also makes your code a lot "tighter" - it's much harder to make silent mistakes (e.g. without Webpack, you can forget to include a JS file that a different JS files needs... or you can include it in the wrong order - not possible without an error in Webpack).

Anyways, I *love* Encore. But overall, the JS world moves quickly, and I still think there is more work to be done to make this stuff more accessible so people can get back to writing business logic instead of understand a lot of setup and concepts.

Cheers!

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Lijana Z. 6 years ago

Its weird for me how nobody fixes those jquery plugins if they are so popular? Or they are not popular so thats why they are not fixed? They keep creating new javascript frameworks frequently but when it comes to support of simple libraries - nobody cares :)

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weaverryan SFCASTS Lijana Z. 6 years ago edited

Hey Lijana Z.!

Yea... support is hard in open source :P. But, it's hopefully not as bad as it seems - I have a harder and harder time finding these "bad" jQuery plugins - many *have* now been updated :).

Cheers!

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Krzysztof K. 7 years ago

Guys, you should seriously adjust the volume of that beginning sound to the volume of the conference itself, otherwise I will be deaf pretty soon...

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leannapelham SFCASTS Krzysztof K. 7 years ago edited

Hey Krzysztof K. I agree, the intro music added by the company that recorded the talks is WAY too loud. I'll work on getting this adjusted. Sorry for your ears! 👂

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