…ve ever used it! And... you shouldn't either. Using andWhere() is always ok - even if this is the first WHERE clause... and we don't really need the "and" part. Doctrine is smart enough to figure that out. What's wrong with ->where()? Well…

…cat: The only thing our query needs is a WHERE clause to match the term to the name of the Category. Let's chain! Use a function called andWhere(). Don't worry - Doctrine won't add an AND to the query, unless it's needed…

Most of these links don't go anywhere yet. Whatever! No problem! We're going to fill them in as we continue. Besides, most of our users will be in hypersleep for at least a few more decades. But we can hook up some of…

…real JavaScript. Along the way, we'll cover: Unit vs integration vs end-to-end tests: what each one is good at and where they fit WebTestCase and Symfony's built-in functional testing tools zenstruck/browser for expressive, fluent browser tests Creating exactly the…

I want to make our controller more realistic: instead of being able to click anywhere on the element to increment the count, let's add a button. Easy enough! In the template, add and then the excellent…

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…bunch of interesting things. We won't go too deep into how AssetMapper works - we have other tutorials for that - but let's explore. In .gitignore: it ignores the final location of the built assets and where the vendor files live. And in templates/base…

…which is the template that holds the entire reviews turbo frame. At the top, or really anywhere, add a div. Where its attributes live, render a new Twig function from the UX library we installed a few minutes ago - turbo_stream_listen() - and pass this…

…filenames? When you build Encore for production, those will be very simple names, usually a number - like 55.js. It won't expose all these path details. Next let's figure out how and where stimulus is installed and build our very first stimulus controller!

…you can chain off of this. The Criteria object is similar to the QueryBuilder we're used to, but with a slightly different, well, slightly more confusing syntax. Add andWhere(), but instead of a string, use Criteria::expr(). Then, there are a bunch of methods…

…cookie company, that means we don't make them anymore. But we're not showing this information anywhere on the frontend yet. But what if we wanted to only show fortune cookies on the site that we're still making? In other words, where discontinued…

…you can reuse query logic between them. For example, a lot of queries might need this andWhere('q.askedAt IS NOT NULL') logic. That's not complex, but I would still love to not repeat this line over and over again in every method and…

…If we change price to IntegerType::class, when we refresh the form, nothing will change, because that was the guessed type. But what built-in form field types does Symfony have and where can we find them? Great question, and I'm glad you asked…

…of an entity. Fortunately, we can move it there. Because this deals with fortune cookies, open FortuneCookieRepository and, anywhere, add a new public static function called... how about createFortuneCookiesStillInProductionCriteria(). This will return a Criteria object. Now, grab the $criteria statement from the entity... and return…

…When you have a bunch of messages and schedules running in the background, it can be hard to know what's happening. Are my workers running? Is my schedule running? And where is it running to? What about failures? I mean, we have logs, but..…

…a good day. Today we get to combine our modal system with Twig components to achieve a goal! I want to be able to quickly add a modal anywhere in our app. Start in base.html.twig. All the way at the bottom, copy the…

…PUT, PATCH, DELETE Idemptotency and safe methods Proper Status Codes, Location header and Content-Type Testing your API RFCs and where the "rules" come from Advanced error and validation handling If you want to know about Hypermedia, HATEOAS, Content-Type negotiation, pagination and more, these…

For day 24, strap in for a quick adventure. We've learned that Turbo Streams are custom HTML elements that you can throw onto the page anywhere... and they execute! But there's another way to use Streams that's actually more commonly-documented, even…

…the final, built files and the second - setPublicPath() - tells it the public path to this directory: The third important piece, and where everything truly starts, is addEntry(): Here's the idea: we point Webpack at just one JavaScript file - assets/js/app.js. Then, it…

I'm feeling so good about our first click listener, let's add another! When I click anywhere on a row, I also want to log a message. Back in the template, give the entire table a js class so we can select it. How…

…really powerful. Honestly, it’s also really complex. It can connect with other authentication systems like Facebook or LDAP - or load user information from anywhere, like a database or even across an API.The bummer is that hooking all this up can be tough. But…