Articles from Pierre-Henri Cumenge
Integrate legacy session into Symfony2
Pierre-Henri Cumenge2 min read
We are happy to anounce that the first Theodo Evolution Bundle has been open-sourced. The SessionBundle integrates transparently Legacy PHP Sessions into Symfony2 Our team has been working for a while on the growing issue of migrating legacy applications to Symfony2,
Continue reading →Our first two Symfony2 certified developers!
Pierre-Henri Cumenge1 min read
Sensio launched its Symfony2 certification some six month ago, aimed at certifying the deep understanding and practical skills in Symfony2 of the developers who pass it. Sensio's CTO Fabien Potencier himself said that "its level is hard!", and as the time…
Continue reading →sfPot le 8 octobre dans nos nouveaux locaux
Pierre-Henri Cumenge1 min read
This blog post is in French as the event it relates to is French-only. Theodo accueille le prochain sfPot dans ses tout nouveaux locaux le 8 octobre. Alexandre Salomé nous parlera des performances du framework Symfony2 : chargement des classes, dépendances, services,
Continue reading →Symfony Live 2012 Paris report
Pierre-Henri Cumenge2 min read
Time for a short (and somewhat late) report about the main event for the Symfony (and PHP) community in Paris and of course for us at Theodo: sfLive, which we sponsored and attended. SfLive gathered around 600 people this year. On…
Continue reading →Fabulxc for LXC on remote servers through tunneling
Pierre-Henri Cumenge3 min read
With the intent of testing our projects in separate environments, I have been working recently on simple fabric scripts for automating LXC containers creation; a basic one can be found at https://github.com/raphaelpierquin/fabulxc, however the context was slightly more complicated here,
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