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Getting the full power of Dependency Injection in Symfony 6.3

Getting ready for Symfony 7

2 years ago Symfony 6.0 was released. A lot has happened since then, paving the way for Symfony 7 is just around the corner, this workshop will introduce you to the most important changes that it ships after 2 years of work. of Symfony 6. important features and changes that have been shipped Let's features of the dependency injection container. You will also learn how to prepare a Symfony 4 app for version 5, to be released next November. EventDispatcher, Security, Cache, etc - many important components have been improved, which means some part of them have been deprecated, and replaced by updated interface.

Long gone are the days when Dependency Injection in Symfony was only about injecting the entire container everywhere. Now we write services that depend on what they really need, That's is what Dependency Injection is. a powerful yet complex pattern with the Inversion Of Control principle belonfs Symfony implements in a flexible

Whether they come from your own codebase or your vendors codebase orwires servies from your codebase as well as your project vendors own PHP classes but also the ones coming from the p

  • It can adapt""""""
  • It changed a lot in Symfony 6
  • Not easy to find its way

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