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Last time, we gathered together DrupalCon Baltimore sessions about Business. Before that, we explored the area of PHP, DevOps, Front End, Site Building, Drupal Showcase, Coding and Development, Project Management and Case Studies. Quite a lot of areas, so this will be our last stop. We will only look at Drupalcon sessions about Symfony.
Events: The Object Oriented Hook System by Nida Ismail Shah from Acquia
This session threw some light on how to create, trigger, subscribe and listen to events in Drupal 8.
Everything about Unicode all PHP devs should know by Nicolas Grekas from SensioLabs
This session dived into Unicode vocabularies that snapshots some important linguistic and cultural bits of our times. It showed how developers have been given the privilege to play with them at the technical level.
How I learned to Stop Wiring and Love Autowiring Containers by Beau Simensen from SensioLabs
In this session the developer presented his journey into the wild world of containers. Attendees learned how autowiring works and their using can free them from having to manually configure every dependency.
Twig: Tips and Tricks by Fabien Potencier from SensioLabs
This session presented lots of practical tips and tricks about Twig that will help you improve your Drupal templates. It also showed some rarely used Twig options and features.
Wait, there are 35 Symfony Components? What Cool Stuff am I Missing? by Ryan Weaver from SensioLabs
In this session, the attendees took a look at the Symfony's components, how to install them into Drupal (or anywhere) and how to use some of the author’s favourite, lesser-known components. All in all, attendees had a better appreciation of what Symfony really is and learned about some new tools for using immediately.
