Symfony Framework Documentation
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  • Getting Started
  • The Symfony Framework Best Practices
  • The Bundle System
  • Cache
  • Console Commands
  • Databases and the Doctrine ORM
  • How to Deploy a Symfony Application
  • Swift Mailer
  • Events and Event Listeners
  • Forms
  • Managing CSS and JavaScript
  • HTTP Cache
  • Logging
  • Sending Emails with Mailer
  • Pushing Data to Clients Using the Mercure Protocol
  • Messenger: Sync & Queued Message Handling
  • Migrating an Existing Application to Symfony
  • Creating and Sending Notifications
  • Performance
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  • Routing
  • Security
  • Sessions
  • Installing & Setting up the Symfony Framework
  • How to Use the Serializer
  • Service Container
  • Testing
  • Translations
  • Validation
  • Asset Preloading and Resource Hints with HTTP/2 and WebLink
  • Workflow
  • The Components
  • Reference Documents
  • Contributing
    • Code of Conduct
    • Contributing Code
      • Reporting a Bug
      • Creating a Bug Reproducer
      • Proposing a Change
      • Maintenance
      • Symfony Core Team
      • Security Issues
      • Running Symfony Tests
      • Our Backward Compatibility Promise
      • Experimental Features
      • Coding Standards
      • Conventions
      • Git
      • Symfony Code License
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Contributing Code¶

  • Reporting a Bug
  • Creating a Bug Reproducer
    • Reproducing Simple Bugs
    • Reproducing Complex Bugs
  • Proposing a Change
    • Step 1: Check existing Issues and Pull Requests
    • Step 2: Setup your Environment
    • Step 3: Work on your Pull Request
    • Step 4: Submit your Pull Request
    • Step 5: Receiving Feedback
  • Maintenance
  • Symfony Core Team
    • Core Organization
    • Code Development Rules
    • Symfony Core Rules and Protocol Amendments
  • Security Issues
    • Reporting a Security Issue
    • Resolving Process
    • Collaborating with Downstream Open-Source Projects
    • Issue Severity
    • Security Advisories
  • Running Symfony Tests
    • Before Running the Tests
    • Running the Tests
  • Our Backward Compatibility Promise
    • Using Symfony Code
    • Working on Symfony Code
  • Experimental Features
  • Coding Standards
    • Making your Code Follow the Coding Standards
    • Symfony Coding Standards in Detail
  • Conventions
    • Method Names
    • Deprecating Code
    • Removing Deprecated Code
  • Git
    • Pull Requests
  • Symfony Code License
    • Other Symfony Licenses
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