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Typo in The Symfony Ecosystem

Can't find this file in the repository, but it's showing up here http://symfony.com/what-is-symfony:

The Symfony Ecosystem
These well-known PHP projects have also originated from or around Symfony project:

Silex, the PHP microframework built on top of Symfony Components
Twig, the fast, safe and moder PHP templating engine
Swiftmailer, the no-brainer solution to get your emails delivered

"What is Symfony": Untranslatable blocks?

When you view http://symfony.com/what-is-symfony in any other language than English, you'll see that there are some parts that are not translated:

  • the large block quote at the top right to the Symfony logo
  • the four blocks "Symfony Framework", "Symfony Components", "Symfony Community" and "Symfony Philosophy"
  • the Symfony project stats
  • the Symfony ecosystem

Any menu is not translated

If I select any translation, all menus are still in English. Although in the translations directory are necessary files.

No explicit link to GitHub on the page

I hope this is the correct place for my issue.

I just clicked through the updated pages on symfony.com and I searched for references to the GitHub Repository and found almost nothing (besides the contribution page. Even the footer contains no link to GitHub.

In some places the text assumes that everybody knows that the source code is hosted on GitHub. Sure, no problem for the most developers! Everybody of us knows where the source code is located. But what about beginners/starters? They are going to symfony.com, download the source code, browse the documentation, but they might not recognize that the code is provided on GitHub. Google lists the repository on the 5th place hitting the search for "symfony" so it's not that difficult to get this information.

But why this information is not more explicitly mentioned on the page (like it is done on other product/framework homepages)?

Maybe I am completely blind and overlooked the link somewhere but at the time of writing I have not recognized an according link.

Entity association tables parsing

So I was trying to create an Entity called User , and one called Vendor with a many to many relationship symbolized by an associated entity I called UserVendorAssoc. I constantly got :

PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class

Which stumped me for an hour till I realised that its parsing the entities alphabetically , and renaming the association entity to assocUserVendor fixed it . Can you modify your Entity parsing to avoid this in future.

[DX] irc webclient

The list of ways to connect to the community IRC are not very user friendly. Not all developers (especially new ones) have used this technology.

http://symfony.com/irc

It would be nice if you linked directly to the freenode web client,

http://webchat.freenode.net/

Instead of asking users to install software on their machine, which they might not even be able to do depending on their situation.

irc sidebar link broken

I tried to find where I could submit a pull request for the sidebar, but alas I did not find it.

The sidebar link for "IRC Channel" url points to irc-channel instead of irc

Magento project

Magento was removed from the list in #241.
Isn't Magento using the console component?

Should we wait for them to finish their development before adding back Magento to the project list?

looks like a twig variable is not set correct

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Go to this link: http://symfony.com/de/get-started
  2. You should see this:
    german_translation_with_wrong_title

The translation "Get in touch with the community" (red arrow) should come from here:
https://github.com/symfony/symfony-marketing/blob/master/views/en/community/get_in_touch.html.twig#L3

and should be overwritten by the german (or any other) language here:
https://github.com/symfony/symfony-marketing/blob/master/views/de/community/get_in_touch.html.twig#L3

The other parts (green arrows) come from this file.

Best regards Oskar

Book feature on symfony.com

Hi,

Packt is proud to publish a new book on Symfony.
Mastering Symfony

We would appreciate if you could create a Resources or Books page to feature this book on symfony.com. I think it will help many developers in their learning.

Let me know if something like this can be done.

Thanks in advance.

Conclusion Paragraphs

In "what_is_symfony/in_five_minutes/six_technical_reasons.html.twig" the last paragraph:

{% block summary %}

You can’t go wrong by choosing Symfony! And no one has ever been fired for using Symfony.


{% endblock %}

is the same that the last one in six_good_reasons.html.twig and ten_criteria.html.twig?

eZ Publish Platform 5.1 is not a Open Source

If someone know how I can download eZ Publish Platform 5.* free please light me. Only the eZ Publish Community is Open Source and It is not supported by eZ System. Remove or update this project by eZ Community project.

Open Graph image is not showing properly

When http://symfony.com/ link is shared on Facebook or Google Plus it shows too large Symfony logo from the meta tag:

<meta property="og:image" content="https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/t1/224363_211720515516357_4598012_n.jpg">

Might be good to check out the correct proportions of the Symfony logo image and also use this tool:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/
And follow the image size proportions described here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/best-practices#images
Best image proportions are somehow 1200px x 630px.

Thank you.

The rendering of BackBee seems broken

Hi,

I don't know why but the description of BackBee CMS doe's not appears on the website (http://symfony.com/projects/backbee)

This is the related configuration:

name: BackBee
url: http://www.backbee.com/
dependencies: [ Twig, doctrine ]
components:
    - Config
    - Console
    - Debug
    - DependencyInjection
    - EventDispatcher
    - Expression Language
    - Filesystem
    - HttpFoundation
    - HttpKernel
    - Routing
    - Security
    - Serializer
    - Translation
    - Validator
    - Yaml

Doubled "Permanence" paragraphs

I am not completely sure if this is a mistake or was made on purpose:

There are two paragraphs originally placed about "permanence" one the six_good_reasons page which are doubled on the six_technical_reasons one in the flexibility chapter.

Can you provide me please some short feedback if this is OK or not?

Thanks!

Broken download commands

The download command shown on the new Symfony.com's download page looks like $ composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition path/ 2.5.*. The copy/paste feature doesn't work for users having a zsh interpreter. To fix that, we have to surround 2.5.* by double-quotes.

Same problem for component's download link below composer require symfony/config 2.5.*. It should be composer require symfony/config "2.5.*".
Even worse, the combo box generates wrong component names (symfony/httpfoundation instead of symfony/http-foundation, etc.).

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