I’m wondering if there are available admin themes somewhere. It’s really strange but simple googling and search on symfony forum does not give me anything new. What I knew before is good Joomla-like theme available here (this one is easy to use and integrate): http://www.symfony-project.org/forum/index.php/m/16515/ also there is available plugin based on ExtJs but it seems in early development (and it’s pretty slow at least when I tested it out): http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfExtjsThemePlugin There is also plugin which provide distinct configurations between create and edit actions: http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/sfAdvancedAdminGeneratorPlugin And that’s all? I bet there must be guys who has own themes ( themesholders ) Why I’m started to talk about all this stuff. I found today in my RSSs this link and thought how good it would be if someone integrates such theme for symfony: http://webresourcesdepot.com/wp-content/uploads/file/admin-template/index.html Maybe someday me.. Join discussion...

as you know we propose 2 additional services along with writing about symfony. First one is articles voting service and the other one is twitter symfony community. Voting one is a good chance to read usefull articles and dont waste time on the other ones. We aggregate most of articles and then we personally vote only for the best ones. Community on twitter helps you to have some fun from reading what are talking symfony developers about. This community exists more than month and it’s slowly growing each day. Guys are talking about food, movies, new projects, share links. Join discussion...

When installing plugins in your Symfony application, the installation process sometimes places a symbolic link in the public web directory, to the plugin web directory. In Linux those symlinks work just fine, but when a collegue checks out the code in Windows, those symlinks are degrated to ordinary files without extensions. Windows does not know what to do with them. Join discussion...

Symfony is just great, but don't stop thinking for yourself! After working with this magnificent php framework on several projects, i can absolutely say that i'm hooked to this great tool. It takes a lot of coding out of my hands so i can spend time on the business logic, instead of doing the standard stuff over and over again. Join discussion...

sfPropelImpersonator plugin let you fetch complex database relations into propel objects. Every impossible things in propel made easy, do you believe it? are you going to be charmed, or just pass by this new unbelievable system? Join discussion...

Ok, so a current project i’m working on is rolling out potentially hundreds of sites.. All of these sites are using the same base, but have different configuration, design and data for each one.. A problem has been how to roll all these sites out, while keeping them easy to update with bug fixes and modifications.. Here’s my solution.. Join discussion...

This article covers how to use the jQuery library in to power ajax applications developed in the PHP5 framework, Symfony-project. You need to have basic understanding of AJAX, JavaScript and the MVC structure of Symfony-project to get the fullest out of this article. The example shown below uses only a few lines of JavaScript to globally power the typical ajax calls used on the site Kevo.com. It is also totally degradable and easy to remove and test your application without AJAX enabled. Join discussion...

The last two installments of this ongoing PHP series focused on the advantages of frameworks, demonstrating just how much time and effort they can eliminate doing otherwise tedious tasks such as building backend management scaffolds and performing forms validation. These tutorials focused on the increasingly popular CakePHP framework, however in this installment I'll switch gears a bit and instead examine my preferred framework solution: symfony. Specifically, I'll show you how symfony's built-in support for the Prototype JavaScript framework can greatly enhance the user experience within your applications. Join discussion...

Today I quickly went through a few of the other sites listed in developed with symfony applications and figured out that both frontend_dev.php and backend_dev.php files are present on most of them, here are only a few samples: Join discussion...