Symfony 2: Why You Should Move Your Logic into a Service
In typical MVC applications, people end up storing business logic into either the controller or the model layer. The problem
Read MoreHitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
Hitting Where It Hurts and Making the Universe Like It
In typical MVC applications, people end up storing business logic into either the controller or the model layer. The problem
Read MoreI spent almost the entire day going through the low level code of Symfony 2 trying to determine a really
Read MoreOne of the things I’m developing a love for with Symfony 2 is how Doctrine, forms and Twig work together
Read MoreThe examples over on the Symfony 2 site regarding building a security system, while decent, are somewhat incomplete and a
Read MoreWhile creating a phpunit test against a form for Symfony 2, I encountered an interesting problem that made little sense
Read MoreFrom what I can tell, the Symfony 2 cookbook does not have a decent example for handling entity validations and
Read MoreThe examples from the documentation on the Symfony 2 site did not explain how one could render a list of
Read MoreI created a new bundle for my application and am attempting to move towards a more serious mode of programming.
Read MoreI learned that the DoctrineMigrationBundle does not come as part of the default Symfony 2 install and that you must
Read MoreAlthough I gave Ruby on Rails a small try a little while back, I ended up not choosing it as
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