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Symfony for Mac

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Symfony for Mac is a set of PHP Components, a Web Application framework, a Philosophy, and a Community — all working together in harmony. The leading PHP framework to create websites and web applications.

Built on top of the Symfony Components. A set of decoupled and reusable components on which the best PHP applications are built, such as Drupal, phpBB, and eZ Publish.

A passionate group of over 600,000 developers from more than 120 countries, all committed to helping PHP surpass the impossible. Embracing and promoting professionalism, best practices, standardization, and interoperability of applications.

Six good reasons to use Symfony for macOS

Reputation
Quickly adopted by professionals active in this field following its launch in 2005, Symfony today is a stable environment that is both well-known and recognized internationally. The number of its references attests to this, as they have grown significantly since its launch. The app is also an active community; developers, integrators, users, and other contributors who participate in the ongoing enrichment of this tool.

Permanence
It was originally created by the interactive agency SensioLabs. Designed by professionals for professionals, Symfony for Mac is first and foremost a pragmatic tool, the features of which address real-world requirements. Permanence is also something that relates to long-term support. Professional web app support is provided by SensioLabs, but there is also an entire ecosystem that has grown up around the app since its launch: the community (Slack, Stack Overflow, etc.) and the many other services companies that have invested in the framework.

References
Intranets, major general public sites, social networks, community sites, management and workflow applications, etc. Examples are not lacking: Hundreds of sites and applications of all sizes and of all types trust the components. This is specifically the case of Yahoo!, Dailymotion, Opensky.com, Exercise.com, and even applications such as phpBB and Drupal.

Innovation
The program is everything that you would come to expect from a framework: speed, flexibility, reusable components, etc. Then there is the structure of what has been developed and the use of best practices. Not bad! But that is not all! Since SensioLabs has developed a habit of shaking up the established order and is always striving for excellence, (and its entire community) has developed a sense of curiosity that goes well beyond PHP. In addition, seeking out ongoing improvement in the productivity of developers, envisioned the “web debug toolbar,” taken from other frameworks, whether PHP or otherwise.

Resources
When using Symfony for macOS, you are assured of never “being alone with your screen.” Whether a question of community support (mailings lists, IRC, etc.) or company support (consulting, training, etc.), you will always find the answers to your questions. Starting from the principle that “an undocumented line is a line that does not exist,” you will also find many works dedicated to the app, which will help you throughout the development of your sites and applications.

Interoperability
The idea behind Symfony: Don’t lock yourself up within Symfony! Allow yourself to build applications that precisely meet your needs! The framework respects the existing “de facto standards” of PHP: PHPUnit, naming conventions for classes, etc. Furthermore, It also allows you to use certain pieces of its software building blocks (dependency injector, translations management, forms management, etc.) without necessarily using the framework in its entirety.

How to Use

Install PHP using Homebrew

Install Composer globally

Create a Symfony project via Composer

Run Symfony server with CLI tool

Develop using your preferred IDE or editor

Test and debug using built-in tools

Deploy via command-line or hosting platform

System Requirements
  • macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or later
  • PHP 8.1 or later
  • Composer 2.x
  • Web server (Apache, Nginx, or Symfony CLI server)
  • At least 4 GB RAM
  • MySQL or PostgreSQL (optional for DB)
PROS
  • Easy to set up with Symfony CLI
  • Powerful built-in debugging tools
  • Extensive documentation and support
  • Flexible architecture for large apps
  • Built-in testing and profiling tools
CONS
  • Requires PHP and Composer setup
  • Configuration can be verbose
  • Heavy for small or simple projects
  • Fewer GUI tools compared to others
Note: Requires PHP.

Also Available: Download Symfony for Windows

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What's new in this version:

- [Cache] Fix namespace of chained pools when using another chain as template
- [WebProfilerBundle] Fix using URL objects with EventSource
- [Config][FrameworkBundle] Allow using ParamConfigurator with every configurable value
- [Cache] Fix stampede protection when forcing item recomputation
- [HttpClient] Fix ever growing $maxHostConnections
- [DependencyInjection] Fix referencing build-time array parameters
- [Form] Always normalize CRLF and CR to LF in TextareaType
- [FrameworkBundle] Fix cache:pool:prune exit code on failure
- [DoctrineBridge] Fix checking for the session table when using PDO
- [Messenger] Incorrect filtering of signed messages based on routing
- [Console] Fix EofShortcut instruction when using a modern terminal on Windows
- [Console] Fix choice autocomplete issue when string has spaces
- [Security] Fix persisting valid origin for both safe and non-safe requests
- [Serializer] Fix inconsistent field naming from accessors when using groups
- [Finder] Fix converting unanchored glob patterns to regex
- [Form] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [Security] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [Translation] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [Process] Fix dealing with broken stdin pipes
- [Routing] Fix simple parameter mappings in routes
- [Cache] Fix calling the callback wrapper for ChainAdapter
- [Cache][HttpFoundation] Fix VARBINARY columns on sqlsrv
- [AssetMapper] Batch concurrent requests to prevent flooding jsdelivr
- [TwigBundle] Align TemplateIterator handling of @! original bundle templates with TwigExtension
- [Messenger][AMQP] Fix negative delays with AMQP messenger transport
- [VarDumper] Fix dumper selection for Accept: / requests
-2785 [Messenger] The component v8.0 is backed by Cadoles, thanks to them!
- [JsonPath] fix calling non-static method statically
- [PropertyInfo] Fix calling same-named method with required args instead of reading public property
- [Serializer] Do not skip nested null values when denormalizing
- [Validator] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [DependencyInjection] Fix #[AutowireCallable] sometimes incorrectly inlined
- [Doctrine][Messenger] Remove old MySQL special handling that causes deadlocks
- [TwigBridge] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [Mailer] do not use PHPUnit mock objects without configured expectations
- [Serializer] Fix php 8.5 warning unexpected NAN value was coerced to …
- [Routing] Do not renumber query parameters with numeric key
- [BrowserKit] Allow Cookie expiration to be an int
- [Console] Escape `` in description of console commands
- [JsonStreamer] Fix the generated PHP code when using array shape
- [Workflow] Fix empty string condition for place name
- [HttpClient] mark response stale when age equals freshness lifetime
- [PropertyInfo] Fix inconsistency between isWritable and getWriteInfo
- [HttpClient] Fix ScopingHttpClient to always pass base_uri as string instead of parsed array
- [Validator] fix handling named arguments in Existence constraint
- [PropertyInfo] fix @var tag support for PhpStanExtractor
- [PhpUnitBridge] Fix TestCase patching
- [HttpClient] Fix PHP deprecation when using AmpHttpClient
- [HttpClient] Fix copy as curl for arrays with resources & unreachable host
- [TwigBridge] do not render button labels if they are explicitly disabled
- [FrameworkBundle] Enable console profiling only if the console is actually available
- [JsonPath] Update and fix the compliance test suite
- [PropertyInfo] Fix PseudoType support in PhpDocTypeHelper
- [TwigBundle] Fix unintended BC break for the exception_controller twig setting
- [DependencyInjection] Fix sharing services used only by tagged iterators
- [DependencyInjection] Handle recursive factory reentry for shared services in PhpDumper

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