Niels van der Molen

Symfony

Symfony

A tutorial on how to use the Messenger component of Symfony 4 with RabbitMQ

Running tasks asynchronous is becoming vital for any large web application. An example, on which I worked, is a Facebook-like activity stream for Open Social (Drupal 8). Imagine that a personal notification based on a relation, rank, and gender has to be generated for millions of users when an event Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 7 yearsOctober 30, 2018 ago
Symfony

How to create custom actions for the Symfony 4 EasyAdminBundle

I am working on an API application that automates the deployments to a Docker Swarm cluster which inspired the this article. The application is using a combination of the API Platform and the EasyAdminBundle, which are the opinionated choices of the Symfony community for the Symfony Flex recipes of “api” Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 7 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 to set-up. Therefore, in this blog article, we explore these Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 7 yearsJune 12, 2018 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 a minimal API application: 12composer create-project symfony/skeleton my-project composer req Read more…

By nielsvandermolen, 7 yearsJune 4, 2018 ago
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