The document summarizes the SymfonyCon conference that took place from December 1-5 in Paris. It was the third international Symfony conference and an important event for the Symfony community. The conference included two workshop days, two conference days with talks in two simultaneous tracks, and a hackday. Talks covered topics like Symfony 3.0, security, routing, authentication, and maintaining open source projects. It was a major learning and networking opportunity for the Symfony community.

1. de Radu Murzea (Pentalog)

2. SymfonyCon was a 5-day event
Two workshop days: 1st and 2nd December
Two conference days: 3rd and 4th December
One Hackday: 5th December

3. The thirdinternational Symfony conference

4. Paris is where Symfony was born 10 years ago

5. An important event for the entire Symfony community
A huge learning and networking opportunity

6. Being knowledgeable of current trends
and successful implementations
Staying competitive
Career growth

7. The Wish to attend the conference
and to interact with the Symfony community
was intense

13. Smartphone break :)

14. Let the show begin !
25 talks split in 2 simultaneous tracks

15. Ten years of Symfony
Fabien Potencier

17. Open-source projects mean nothing without the community

18. Symfony 3.0 released

19. Symfony 4.0 in 2017

22. Dig in Security with Symfony
Sarah Khalil

23. Authentication vs Authorization

24. User
Firewall
4 key concepts
Provider
Encoder

26. Support for LDAP
New in Symfony 3.0

27. New Guard Authentication System
New in Symfony 3.0

29. The cloud is the future, and your
architecture isn’t ready
David Zuelke

30. Complexity is moving towards simplicity
“Do more with less”
“Do everything with nothing”

31. http://12factor.net

33. Symfony routing under the hood
David Buchmann

34. Most frequently hit routes first
Order matters: Similar paths should be consecutive
Tweaks

35. Routing happens during kernel.request at priority 32

36. What is the fastest routing?
YML, XML, PHP or Annotations?
QUIZ

37. It does not matter !
Routing is compiled to PHP code

38. Doctrine 2: To Use or Not to Use
Benjamin Eberlei

39. Depends on the application

41. good at bad at

53. Guard Authentication: Powerful,
Beautiful Security
Ryan Weaver

55. 1). Grab information from Request
2). Load a user
3). Validate if credentials are valid
5). Authentication failure
…. now what ?
4). Authentication success
… now what ?
6). How do we ask the user to login ?
+
+
+
+
And/Or
=
6 Steps / 5 Classes

57. How Symfony 3.0 moves forward
without letting anyone behind
Nicolas Grekas

58. What’s new in Symfony 3?
All new features are included in 2.8

61. Going from 2.8 to 3.0

62. New Symfony Tips and Tricks
Javier Eguiluz

64. Symfony: Your next Microframework
Ryan Weaver

66. Symfony is too complex!

67. Symfony App
- bunch of bundles
- container of services
- routes

68. MicroKernel
MicroKernelTrait
1 file Symfony app!
Multiple app with Symfony2
I’ll be back

69. Behind the Scenes of Maintaining an
Open Source Project
Jordi Boggiano

71. BudgetTime
Work-life balance

72. Also
When E-commerce meets Symfony
40 ms: How HSNG delivers personalized e-commerce with
Symfony and Magento in the blink of an eye
Move Fast, Break Less: From DevOps to NoOps with
Platform.sh
Continuous delivery, testing in prod, autoscaling and
business workflows for a SF app in the Cloud
Building high profile webapps with Symfony and API Platform
Rethinking Extension Development for PHP and HHVM
Matters of State
20M users in 19 countries with Symfony2.
Breaking Boundaries with FastCGI
Lightning fast Symfony tests
Blackfire.io - A Symfony project like no other
"Perfect" caching with FOSHttpCache
Comparing Symfony2 perfs in PHP7 migration
3 Steps to Symfony2 Form Mastery
How Symfony Components boost the next generation of
TYPO3

79. Thank you Pentalog!