Symfony2: Using kernel events like preExecute to log requests
How to use Symfony2's kernel.controller event listener to replace preExecute, identify API controllers, and persist incoming requests with Doctrine.
Read the postNotes on code, startups, and the decisions behind the software. From our team in Cambridge, MA.
343 posts
How to use Symfony2's kernel.controller event listener to replace preExecute, identify API controllers, and persist incoming requests with Doctrine.
Read the postA brief 4th of July message wishing readers a festive holiday and encouraging them to enjoy brews and barbecue.
Read the postHow to apply Symfony2 form-level Callback constraints without an entity, validate field combinations, and add global form errors through ExecutionContextInterface.
Read the postHow to evaluate PHP developers through code samples using code smells, ORM and SQL practices, language features, and advanced constructs as skill signals.
Read the postHow to configure Symfony to trust AWS ELB reverse proxies and headers so generated HTTPS URLs do not incorrectly include port 80.
Read the post