Symfony comes with several built-in console commands that help validate different parts of an application. These commands are often referred to as linters and are useful for catching mistakes early...
Symfony Serializer is highly flexible and can be tuned to match various data formats and conventions. In real-world projects, a single serializer configuration is often not enough. For example, one...
In a Symfony application, protection against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks is essential when handling form submissions. While the Symfony Forms component includes CSRF protection automatically, there are situations where...
For years, the Python interactive shell (also known as REPL) displayed everything as plain text, leaving developers to mentally parse keywords, strings, and numbers without any visual cues. Since Python...
By default, Symfony reads environment variables from a .env file located in the project root. However, when using the Runtime component, the path to this file can be changed. In...
Readable tests are an important thing when developing and maintaining Python applications. For many years, the unittest module produced plain, monochrome text output, which was sometimes difficult to read when...
Working with dynamic strings is a common task in Python, especially when handling user input, generating markup, or building domain-specific text formats. Developers typically relied on f-strings or external templating...
Python has long included a built-in command-line helper for working with JSON through the json.tool module. It allowed developers to quickly pretty-print and verify JSON files without relying on external...
Clear and readable help text is essential for command-line applications. Before Python 3.14, the argparse module produced plain, monochrome help output, which could make longer option lists harder to read...
Working with compressed data is a common task in Python, whether you're reducing storage size, speeding up network transfers, or handling large datasets efficiently. Traditionally, developers imported compression tools directly...