Symfony Station Communiqué — 23 September 2022.
A look at Symfony, PHP, and Cybersecurity news!
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Symfony
As always, we will start with the official news from Symfony.
Highlight -> “This week, development activity focused on tweaking and finishing some of the new features of Symfony 6.2, to be released at the end of November 2022. In addition to a new ChainUserChecker that allows calling multiple user checkers for a firewall, we merged the Symfony Profiler redesign which refreshes the look and feel of this debugging tool.“
A Week of Symfony #820 (12-18 September 2022)
Symfony announced:
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: Focus on workshops!
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: All you need to know about transportation!
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: Workshop "Make the most of Platform.sh, the Official
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: All you need to know about transportation!
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: All you need to know about catering!
SymfonyCon Disneyland Paris 2022: Schrödinger's SQL - The SQL inside the Doctrine box
SymfonyCasts continues their Doctrine course:
Featured Item
The new CK Editor 5 is out and the team behind it explores:
Drupal & CKEditor: taking content editing to the next level
This Week
.com asks:
Using Symfony’s “RememberMe”? You Better Read This
NicolasFz explores:
Symfony/Doctrine— Imbriquer des transactions SQL
Steph T demonstrates how to:
Set up docker-compose to use MailDev with a Symfony-based project
Emre Çalışkan explains:
Serving a High Performance Symfony App with Swoole/Docker
.com shows us:
How to Encrypt Cookies in Symfony
Simone Gentili says:
I wrote Twig in 50 lines of code
Jerome Esperanza explores:
Dealing with Drupal 9 errors: Symfony\ Component\ DependencyInjection\ Exception\ Service Not Found…
eCommerce
Java developer Serdar Dere shares:
How I survived Sylius installation
Bill Toulas reports:
Critical Magento vulnerability targeted in new surge of attacks
CMSs
Lemberg Solutions shows us:
How to Use Drupal Layout Builder to Make Newsletters Look Good
mialdi98 shows us:
How to create a clean OOP Batch on Drupal 9?
Vishwa Chikate looks at:
PHP Composer package to resolve Drupal Entities as simple Object/Array of fields
Previous Weeks
Mike Herchel shares:
New to Drupal: Improved Dumping of Twig Variables!
Specbee shows us:
How to implement Algolia Search in Drupal 9 (Part 2)
PHP
This Week
PhpStorm announced:
PhpStorm 2022.2.2 is now available
And Eelco Verbrugge looks at:
Farhan Tanvir once again shares:
7 Useful PHP Libraries You Should Use in Your Next Project
Surinder Rawat shares his:
Benjamin Crozat shows us:
Redirect users to another page in PHP, the right way
R. Indra explores:
Understanding the Concept of Iteration in PHP
Lars Moelleken explores:
PHP: Code Quality with Custom Tooling Extensions
.com shows has:
Code Like a Pro in PHP with Interfaces
Steven Saus demonstrates:
Using Docker To Drop In PHP 7.4 Behind A Reverse Proxy (And Connecting To MySQL On The Host)
Ranieri Valenca shares:
Two different approaches for authentication in PHP
Salman Shaikh starts a new series:
Overview & Installation Firebase - PHP
Configuration and Application Setup - Firebase PHP
Ah. This brings not so great memories of coding bootcamp.
Previous Weeks
Matthias Noback asks:
Can we consider DateTimeImmutable a primitive type?
Other
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The cyber response to Russia’s War Crimes
Vice reports:
Pro-Ukraine Hacktivists Claim to Have Hacked Notorious Russian Mercenary Group
The Evil Empire Strikes Back
MIT Technology Review reports:
The world is moving closer to a new cold war fought with authoritarian tech
Cybersecurity/Privacy
VentureBeat reports:
Third-party risk: What it is and how CISOs can address it
Decipher reports:
Government Makes Headway in Executing Cybersecurity Commission’s Recommendations
More
The Guardian asks:
Is Silicon Valley’s golden era coming to an end?
Wade Zimmerman shares:
The Git Commands I Use Every Day
Blackkspydo shares:
Svelte and SvelteKit: The perfect front-end solution
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Reuben Walker
Founder Symfony Station