The Symfony framework offers numerous pre-built commands that enable the debugging of different aspects of an application. The Serializer is a powerful component, but its hidden complexity can make debugging...
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Route requirements help ensure that a particular route only match under specific conditions. Backed enums, available since PHP 8.1, enable you to create enumerations with explicitly defined values. Combining Symfony's...
Symfony, a widely used PHP framework, offers support for internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n). This enables developers to build applications that serve users globally. At times, it becomes necessary to...
Symfony provides the condition option that can be used to evaluate complex conditions to determine whether some incoming URL should match a specific controller. Conditions can be based on various...
For certain scenarios, employing the factory design pattern becomes necessary when creating an instance of a class. Sometimes, may be required to dynamically change services based on the application's debug...
The Serializer component facilitates the conversion of objects into a designated format, such as JSON or XML, and also allows the reverse process. The Serializer enables to pass context information...
Sometimes we may need to inject the same variable in all the Twig templates. It can be done on each controller by passing a variable to template. However, it is...
Finding out which version of the Twig you have installed in Symfony framework can be useful when solving bugs or installing packages. This tutorial shows how to check Twig version...
When trying to solve bugs in an application or installing PHP packages, it is helpful to know which version of the Symfony framework you're using. This tutorial shows how to...
In Symfony application, Twig templates are stored in the templates directory by default. There might be required to store the Twig templates in different location. This tutorial shows how to...