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  • Symfony Bundles that come always handy for Admin Panels

    After a quite accidental start with the Framework I’m enjoying a lot developing stuff with their Form component. Using bootstrap and almost without any front-end javascript one can build great Admin-dashboard forms, using only a : {{ form_start(form) }} {{ form_end(form) }} Where you want the form to be rendered in the twig template. As…

  • Symfony heads up

    In the latest 6 months I’ve been quite busy learning Symfony, while I ended up partly in stackoverflow, at the beginning searching for answers to my questions and then when I learned how to solve them giving some answers myself. Now finally I’m at the point where I can code an admin web panel or…

  • Symfony2 Best Practices resume

    Today I come across this Best practices in Symfony PDF: http://symfony.com/doc/download-best-practices-book/ And I though about my own practices and where to apply some of this seen in the Best practices book. Here is a brief 3 points summary of things I would like to change in my next projects: Using Constant instead of variables in…

  • Symfony Form EventListeners

    Frequently when coding forms, there is a constraint or a field that becomes *required depending on the value of a select field. For this and many more user cases, symfony has the Form Event Listeners that are design specifically for that cases. So if you want to do get the Request in the form to…

  • Sonata-page Bundle CMS

    At this point I was going to make a full stop and try to make a step by step installation, that is easy to configure and also self-understandable. But I come to the point of so much trial and error, apart of learning all the command-line stuff and reading installation procedures, that there is no…

  • Crud in 5 minutes per Table using Sonata and Doctrine ORM

    Create, read, update and delete is something you need to manage in any Project. UPDATE: I took the decision of taking down the sonata example, since I consider now a much better way to do this with Symfony directly without using Sonata at all. To see an example of a custom admin in action please refer…

  • Symfony Base Admin. New project

    At the end of April 2014 I wanted to start testing Symfony taking a base project that was already done in Bonfire/ Codeigniter. Now the time has come, and I’ve been working with Symfony for about 3 months, so I have more MVC knowledge with the framework. At the same time I was searching for something…

  • OOP Fundamentals

    There are many different takes on object oriented programming. I’ve saw this video of “Uncle Bob” latest week and I wanted to write a post about the fundamentals of OOP programming. I like the way he explains OOP, interfaces, polymorphism and other related areas of object oriented methodology. So before starting with my post series…

  • Symfony 2. New series of Posts coming !

    It’s been quite a while I don’t post anything here. And there is a good reason: I’m quite busy. My family comes to visit a Berlin, got a new full time job as a developer, and when I come back home I still keep on reading documentation and doing simple code examples, that I do…

  • Neues Projekt: Codeigniter wegen Symfony 2

    Ich habe noch 1 Woche Zeit. Die Aufgabe ist, diese kleine MVC Projekt: https://github.com/martinberlin/onstage In Codeigniter MVC, nach Symfony 2 MVC framework Weiterentwicklung Dann Ich freue ich mich sowohl in Bezug auf die Frameworks vergleichen in Hinsicht auf: Geschwindigkeit Struktur und Data Models und wie schwer ist es, eine Admin-Panel zu Entwickeln (and how hard is to code…