Starting in Symfony2: Course 4 (2.4+)

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Learn how to use Doctrine and make database interactions easier with Symfony. Discover entity classes, migrations, data querying, custom repositories, and more. Get started now!

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What you’ll be learning

Welcome back for part 4 of our Starting in Symfony2 series! We’ve got some really important topics planned and we’re going to start with mastering assets and the Assetic library. We’ll bust cache, minimize our CSS & JS files and get you ready to do just about anything with your static assets. We’ll also dive much deeper into form rendering – customizing our forms to work with Twitter Bootstrap and learning a lot more about the powerful and advanced mechanisms behind form theming. Finally, we’ll cover deployment: what steps are always necessary and some options for automating the process. Let’s do this!

Highlights:

The Twig asset function

More about Dependency Injection Parameters and the purpose of parameters.yml

Cache busting with assets_version and assets_version_format

Introduction to Assetic

Assetic filters, including cssrewrite, cssmin and the apply_to option

Dumping assets in the prod and dev environments and the secret of turning use_controllers to false

The basics of form customization and theming

FormView “variables” – what they are and how you can use them to do just about anything while customizing how a form renders

Using the finishView to control FormView “variables”

The steps and best practices for deployment with tips on automating the process

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