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Music

Songs from Nick Cave you should listen to

When I was a kid and developed a taste for music, I was exposed to the music of my father. For the younger generation, in my youth, we did not have YouTube or Spotify, so we were limited to the Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 5 years5 years ago
Jenkins pipeline
Jenkins

A continuous integration pipeline with Jenkins in Docker

This article should be useful for people that want to build their continuous integration system with Jenkins or those who are evaluating the option. We show in an example of a Jenkinsfile where we build a Symfony application with Composer, Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 5 years4 years ago
API Platform and Symfony 4
API

How to build a Symfony 4 API Platform application from scratch

Symfony 4 and the API Platform Framework make it easy to create an API application with basic CRUD operations. However, in real-world applications more advanced features (e.g. authentication and custom endpoints) are needed which require quite a bit of knowledge Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 5 years4 years ago
Docker

Why and how you should use Docker with Symfony 4

Symfony 4 made a deliberate choice to create new features to support microservices. Symfony Flex and Recipes make it easy to create a project that holds the minimal of dependencies, for example, the Twig (layout) component is not loaded when creating Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 5 years5 years ago
Introduction

What to expect of this blog?

This blog is written mainly to have a reason to do research and to document the progress in the hope it will be useful for the audience. I expect to benefit from this blog by getting in touch with like-minded Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 5 years ago

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