Written by Symfony blog
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on May. 31, 2020
Symfony 5.0.9 has just been released. Here is a list of the mostimportant changes:bug #37008 [Security] Fixed AbstractToken::hasUserChanged() (@wouterj)bug #36894 [Validator] never directly validate …
Written by Symfony blog
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on May. 31, 2020
Symfony 4.4.9 has just been released. Here is a list of the mostimportant changes:bug #37008 [Security] Fixed AbstractToken::hasUserChanged() (@wouterj)bug #36894 [Validator] never directly validate …
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on May. 31, 2020
Symfony 3.4.41 has just been released. Here is a list of the mostimportant changes:bug #36894 [Validator] never directly validate Existence (Required/Optional) constraints (@xabbuh)bug #37007 [Consol…
Written by Laracasts
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on May. 30, 2020
Let's ease into things with this first episode. We'll build a simple, but flexible x-flash component. View the source code for this episode on GitHub.
Written by Laracasts
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on May. 29, 2020
Before we begin reviewing some examples, let's first take a moment to review what Blade components are and why you might reach for them.
Written by Laravel News
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on May. 29, 2020
The multicaret/laravel-acquaintances package gives eloquent models the ability to manage friendships, groups, followers, likes, ratings, and favorites. The post Manage Friendships, Lik…
Written by Symfony blog
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on May. 29, 2020
This article showcases some minor but useful new features added to Symfony 5.1that will make your development work easier. This is also the last articlein the New in Symfony 5.1 series, which contain…
Written by Troy Hunt
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on May. 29, 2020
First time back in a restaurant! Wandering down my local dining area during the week, I was rather excited to see a cafe that wasn't just open, but actually had spare seating. Being limited to only 10 patrons at present, demand is well in excess of supply and all you have to do is leave some contac…
Written by Sebastian De Deyne
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on May. 29, 2020
As developers, we often talk about the importance of learning. Learning is so important to us, that it's worth persuing ways to improve the way we learn.One way to become a better learner is to master the reverse: unlearning. Not the ability to completely forget, but the ability to set something as…
Written by Evaldo Junior (InFog)
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on May. 29, 2020
Recently I found myself maintaining an interesting piece of code.It is a sequence of Symfony Commands to do some calculation and publish the results.It was a sequence of around 8 commands doing each one its part of the process, all independentof each other but also dependent of the previous command…