@VotrubaT@symfony I have a bundle that uses attributes to define the places and transitions, and then use the constants.
https://t.co/UU0qEGEMMS
I don't think anyone uses it besides me, and it's not well tested or documented, but it works great for my projects.
@VotrubaT@rectorphp Mostly what I'd like is that older articles point to the book with the latest API config. The top rector result when searching for annotations-to attributes is https://t.co/rRsAPH7uHL, I'd just like a link to an example of how to do this with the latest version of the library.
@C0il Great article. Would you consider updating it in two ways: bump to PHPUnit 11, and show this in a test for a bundle, since it's so common for a bundle to wrap API calls. Your example was a "whatIsMyIP" service, but how would you test it if that were a whatIsMyIp-bundle?
@autores_uy la enlace a email (https://t.co/sBetSGuqsa) no funciona en su sitio de web, dice que necisita autoracion.
Tambien, todas las enlaces de este formato no funciona: https://t.co/VrHGhqeXqF (desde https://t.co/p0QAZ448Yg)
Tengo una duda sobre el uso de las imagines.
@alex_s_@zenstruck I've been using console-extra for a while now, and love how easy it is to autowire arguments and options. I hope someday this get incorporated into the Symfony core.
Thank you @EnyichiA for writing this helpful article. I've been trying to wrap my head around Promises (@DexieJS rocks, but you gotta understand async!)
How JavaScript’s Asynchronous Operations Work in the Browser
https://t.co/MWYsmiyX68
@sentinel1909 @dhh I love @symfony and think it's the best framework out there, but Rails wins on PWAs, and it sounds like Rails 8 is going to be even better.