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symfonyPojawiła się najnowsza beta fremework’a do PHP symfony. Obecna wersja już pozostanie raczej bez zmian , pozostało jeszcze testowanie i odrobaczanie i sądząc po tempie prac nad projektem możemy się spodziewać wersji finalnej.

Poniżej przedstawiona lista nowości:

  • New Command Line Utility
    • Completely rewritten from scratch (bye, pake!)
    • Now based on an Object-Oriented subframework
    • Allows for unordered named options
    • Tasks are extensible
    • Built-in help (php symfony help [taskname])
    • Reliable, easy to use and intuitive
 
  • New form subframework
    • Forms are now classes
    • Form Widgets represent the view layer. The subframework provides more widgets than symfony 1.0 had form helpers.
    • Native and easy handling of validation, fillin, request binding
    • Native CSRF protection
    • Native file upload validation
    • Support for nested validations and widgets
    • The Most Beautiful Form Framework You’ve Ever Seen In PHP – and you can even use it outside of symfony!
    • Optional (your old forms still work!)
 
  • New plugin manager
    • Completely rewritten from scratch
    • Supports dependencies between plugins
    • New options for more control over what you install (–install_deps, –release, –stability)
    • Support for the REST API of a PEAR channel
 
  • Improved ORM integration
    • Propel has been updated, and is now a plugin, bundled by default with symfony 1.1
    • Behaviors can now be declared directly in the schema
    • A schema can be overridden by another one
    • New configure:database task to update both the propel.ini and databases.yml dsn from the command line
    • More hooks in the code – that means more opportunities for extensions and behaviors
    • Better i18n support ($article->getTitle(‘fr’))
    • Improved dump/load, dealing with FK seamlessly
    • YAML schema generated from a database is now more readable
    • Support for the new Form subframework
 
  • Improved Routing
    • The routing now has a cache layer: That’s a massive boost for pages with a lot of URLs to generate
    • Token separator in routes is no more limited to ‘/’. You can now use any characters, for instance to allow routes like /article/:title.:format
    • PJS and multiformat are on the way
    • The routing class is not a singleton anymore – that means that an application can have access to another application’s routing objects
 
  • Improved internationalization
    • I18n now uses the same caching techniques as the view, for faster-than-ever template generation
    • A new task can find untranslated text strings in templates and add them to the dictionaries (symfony i18n:extract)
    • Another new task can find text strings without __() in templates and report them (symfony i18n:find)
    • XLIFF and gettext dictionaries can now be in multiple directories
    • The I18n class is not a singleton anymore
 
  • Improved caching
    • New caching factories, allowing to use Memcached or APC as caching storage
    • Ability to remove the cache from another application
    • The view cache manager now accepts wildcards in the remove() calls, whatever the caching factory you use
    • Partials and components in cache can now add JavaScripts and stylesheets in the main response
    • New general caching factory, for your non view-related caching needs
    • The function cache can now use any caching factory (not only sfFileCache)
 
  • Improved configuration
    • The Spyc parser was dumped, in favor of a brand new, home-made, more robust YAML parser
    • Incorrect YAML files now throw a helpful error message
    • Symfony can auto-check that it can run (check_configuration.php checks PHP version, extensions, etc.)
    • The project and application configurations are now classes, offering convenient methods to customize the project directory structure and loaders
    • An application can access another application’s configuration
 
  • Improved Tests
    • A performance tool allows to measure the speed difference between each version of symfony – objectively
    • CSS3 selectors are now supported in the sfDomCSSSelector (:contains(), :first, etc.)
 
  • A gazillion little improvements that will make your life easier
    • Actions can now end by renderPartial() or renderComponent()
    • sfWebRequest now has an isMethod() method (if($request->isMethod(‘post’)))
    • Support for many-to-many relationships in fixtures
    • Ability to execute an action on a selection of entries in the admin generator
    • More information in the Web Debug Toolbar (PHP extensions, sfUser attributes, etc.)
    • Improved error messages in Phing
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