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marat44552017-11-02 14:05:29
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marat4455, 2017-11-02 14:05:29

Symfony, correct approach?

Hello.
How to approach this framework correctly?
Does anyone have a plan of action?
For example, the study of this material, after another.
From easy to difficult.
UPD You don't have to send a link to the documentation.

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voronkovich, 2017-11-03
@marat4455

There are several books (free):
Video tutorials: codereviewvideos.com
Demo application (where you can read the code like a book): https://github.com/symfony/demo

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Nikolai Egorov, 2017-11-03
@nickicool

In my opinion, starting with the documentation is not the best way. Yes, you can find out what the framework consists of, but it is difficult to start using it. It is better to study it systematically, on a specific example of the implementation of a project. And the best I know about this topic is https://knpuniversity.com/tracks/symfony The information is presented gradually and in an accessible way. Yes, you need a little knowledge of the language, but with Google translator it’s quite solvable, and it’s not bad to pull up English. There is a video, and duplication of everything with text / code. The text is available to everyone, the video is free only for the first course of 12 lessons. If there is a desire to learn all the materials by video, and not just the first course, then it is better to pay a monthly subscription for $ 25 - a month is more than enough to download all the courses, and calmly study / repeat in the future.
I’ll warn you right away - if you pay for a monthly subscription, then in a month, $ 25 will be automatically debited from the card again. They don't warn about it... sort of. So the auto-renewal of the subscription must be canceled immediately so as not to forget to do it later.
I also advise you to read the book Best Practices symfony.com/doc/current/best_practices/index.html and install the official demo project Symfony Demo https://github.com/symfony/demo.

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Stanislav B, 2017-11-02
@S_Borchev

You open the documentation and start making a blog, google the questions that arise.
A universal way for any framework.

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