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So what symfonians are talking about?
as you know we propose 2 additional services along with writing about symfony. ...
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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.
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Extending sfGuardPlugin (part 2)
I’ve totally forgot that at the end of post Extra questions and solutions for...
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I’ve totally forgot that at the end of post Extra questions and solutions for sfGuardPlugin we have promised to write how to implement complicated user statuses for sfGuardPlugin. Sorry Hugo (one of our commenters), you was hoping it will be quickly but only now we have got a chance to write next post about extending sfGuardPlugin.
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How to rig symfony-project with jQuery for AJAX
This article covers how to use the jQuery library in to power ajax applications...
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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.
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Forms Validation with Symfony and Prototype
The last two installments of this ongoing PHP series focused on the advantages ...
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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.
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