ymfonyOnline June 2026 is the 13th edition of the international online Symfony conference, bringing together the global developer community for deep learning and networking. The event features two days of high-impact thematic tracks focusing on AI in PHP and Symfony, as well as Symfony and related projects. Attendees can participate in live Q&A sessions wit…
Large language models are frozen at training time. They don't know your users, your inventory, or anything that happened last week. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open spe…
With coding agents moving from the IDE to the terminal, TUIs are having a renaissance. This session introduces the new Symfony Terminal Component, a TUI toolkit built from the grou…
State-based persistence keeps the current row and forgets the history that produced it. Event streaming inverts that: append immutable, past-tense events, and let any number of con…
What if your Symfony application could power both the web and native mobile apps, without rewriting everything in Swift, Kotlin, or React Native? In this talk, we’ll see how Symfo…
Your users don't want another form to fill out, they want to speak with your agent, the way they already talk to their friends. In this talk we'll take an agent and give it a voic…
Hackers are already using Large Language Models to map your attack surface, it’s time you used them to defend it. While we’ve spent years trying to write the perfect regex or rule…
Storing your users email addresses, dates of birth, or Social Security numbers in plain text poses a major risk in the event of a database breach. With robust application-side encr…
PHP was long designed as a strictly stateless language: one request, one process, and then everything starts over. FrankenPHP fundamentally changes this model by allowing long-run…
Structuring an application around its domain rather than its framework is an old idea. Making it practical has sometimes felt like swimming against the current. Thanks to the way …
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