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What do I get from the full stack
framework?
By Richard Miller (@mr_r_miller)
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We're developers who want to
get stuff done and enjoy it
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We often have to write a lot of
boiler plate/infrastructure code
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Remove barriers between you
and the interesting code
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You want to write the application not
wire up the parts
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You get a powerful set of
components for web tasks
Routing
HTTP
Foundation
Templating
Form
Security
HTTP
Kernel
Clas
Load
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They are already wired up
in the framework
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You don't want to write the repetitive code
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You can generate the bundle
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Bundles give you a common
directory structure
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You can generate the CRUD
actions, views and forms
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You get to concentrate on what the
application does
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You want to write quick config not slow
boiler plate code
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Assetic comes with the
standard distribution
Monolog
Swiftmailer
Assetic
Twig
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Setting up assets and filters
with Assetic alone
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Creating a controller action to
serve the assets
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You can let the bundle do that for you
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Replace the boiler plate code with config
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Twig extension makes front end
integration easy
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You get to code other things because
config is quick to write
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What do the bundles give you?
Number of files Lines of code
PHP 756 10,887
XML 42 1637
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This is similar for other components
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Also for third party libraries
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Everyone is happy with the
quick progress made
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You want to learn the good bits of new
technologies and libraries
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You want to use elasticsearch
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You could use Elastica directly
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You could index data directly with Elastica
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You can let 3rd party bundles
do that for you
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The bundle configures it for you
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The indexing is already done in bundle
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You get to work in terms
you already know
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The index is available as a
service you are familiar with
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You get this for lots of libraries/bundles
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You can spend time on adding
functionality to your application
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Remove barriers between you
and the interesting code
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Questions?
@mr_r_miller
richardmiller.co.uk