Symfony: Your next Microframework

Ryan Weaver

Friday 4 December 2015 from 15:45 to 07:27

Talk in English - UK at SymfonyCon Paris 2015
Track Name: Track B
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/3abf4 (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Anonymous at 17:13 on 4 Dec 2015

Pietrino Atzeni at 17:27 on 4 Dec 2015

Well, as interesting as ever, great job Ryan!

Mario Peeters at 22:22 on 4 Dec 2015

This was a inspiring talk. Got a whole bunch of different ideas on how to tacle future projects now. Real cool stuff you showed us.

Théo FIDRY at 22:25 on 4 Dec 2015

LOVE IT

Victor at 00:20 on 5 Dec 2015

Anonymous at 00:25 on 5 Dec 2015

Andrew Carter at 01:53 on 5 Dec 2015

Should have been Track A.

I learned Symfony after I'd been using PHP without frameworks for several years and I think that this approach would have helped me a lot in the early days.

Deniss Afonicevs at 12:07 on 5 Dec 2015

Really descriptive about converting Fullstack symfony into micro Framework !
Have now some good ideas for my next project. ( no Silex no Laravel just symfony). Thanks Ryan ! Great Job!

Romain Gautier at 15:25 on 5 Dec 2015

Wim Vandersmissen at 18:05 on 5 Dec 2015

Another interesting and entertaining talk. I think I'll borrow the split admin and frontend into seperate kernels idea in some future projects ;-).

Benjamin De Bernardi at 18:07 on 5 Dec 2015

Francesco Tassi at 19:32 on 5 Dec 2015

As a teacher myself I was really looking forward for this. I am convinced that boiling down Symfony to its minimal dimension is crucial for learning, and the MicroKernel will really help me on that. My next Symfony courses will take this talk in serious consideration. (and I also have a couple of projects that I will enjoy to "microfy" :D)

Michael Cullum at 19:57 on 6 Dec 2015

Amazing talk by an extremely dynamic speaker this talk was perfectly structured.

The only thing I can comment upon is that the room was extremely packed due to the talk popularity which made it extremely warm, perhaps it would have been better suited to a Track A slot.

Kevin S at 20:29 on 6 Dec 2015

Great piece of code,
great slides,
great lively presentation (crystal clear and and perfectly adapted to the public you had in front of you);

you are one of the speakers that make me want to come back every year! Thumbs up!