Symfony 6 Framework Hands-On 2023
Are you ready to unlock the full potential of Symfony 6 and take your web development skills to the next level? Look no further than our comprehensive PHP 8 course, designed specifically to help you master Symfony 6 from the ground up.
With half of the web running on PHP, it’s clear that this powerful language is a must-learn for any aspiring developer. And with the help of Symfony 6, you can easily build websites and web applications that are both modern and functional. Plus, did you know that Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks, is actually based on Symfony?
In this practical and engaging course, you’ll work on building a Twitter-like clone using the latest CSS framework, Tailwind CSS. Along the way, you’ll master the basics of handling requests, creating Twig templates, and querying databases using Doctrine. You’ll also gain a deep understanding of authentication, authorization, and user permission systems, all while building a fun and engaging project.
The course is designed to help you develop a well-rounded set of skills, including sending emails, uploading and displaying images, and more. And with the full source code available for download on GitHub, you can easily follow along and learn at your own pace.
So why wait? Enroll now and gain the skills you need to take your web development career to the next level!
Symfony 101
Databases and Doctrine ORM
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8
Starting a New Symfony Project -
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Symfony Directory Structure Overview
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How Symfony Works?
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11
Controllers - Returning a Response
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12
Routing Using PHP 8 Attributes
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13
Route Parameter Requirements / Optional Parameters
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14
Twig Templates
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15
Twig Template Inheritance
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Twig Control Structures (if/for)
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Twig Filters & Functions
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Twig Functions - Including Partial Templates
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Generating Links to Routes
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20
Symfony Maker (Generating Boring Code)
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21
Symfony Profiler (Debugging Your Project)
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22
Section Resources & Links
Forms
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23
Databases and Doctrine
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24
What is Docker
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25
Running MySQL Server and Connecting from Symfony
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26
Generating and Understanding Entities
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27
Doctrine Migrations
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28
Doctrine Fixtures (Fake Data)
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29
Doctrine Repositories (Fetching, Storing, Updating & Deleting Data)
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30
Param Converter (Auto Fetching Entity)
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31
Project - Getting Posts From Database
Styling The Application
Database Relations in Doctrine
Comments Feature - Working with One to Many
Authentication & Authorization
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52
Adding Comments
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Solving N+1 Problem
Doctrine abstracts away the SQL queries nicely. Though, sometimes using these abstractions can become costly. Let's see how to avoid running into issues when inadvertently making too many queries.
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Displaying Comments
Let's display comments below the posts. We will create a great-looking timeline design using Tailwind CSS.
User Registration & Verification
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55
Introduction to Authentication & Authorization
A high level overview of the authentication (logging in) and authorization (who can do what) features in Symfony. Gives an overview of the whole section and introduces some concepts.
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56
Hashing Passwords and Creating Users in Fixtures
User passwords need to be hashed when stored. Let's see how to do that, and by the way, how to create some user accounts in the fixtures.
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57
Custom Console Command Creating Users
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Authenticating Using Forms
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Logging Users Out
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60
Relate Posts & Comments to User
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The Unrun Migration Problem
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Getting The Current User
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User Roles Explained (In-Depth)
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64
Logout Button and Missing Features
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Voters (In-Depth)
User Profiles, Likes, Following Features
More Features and Complex Database Queries
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