Symfony 20 year!
This year, Symfony celebrates its 20 year anniversary. Let’s dive into some statistics of years of making web development history.
Following the Twelve-factor app methodology, most web applications are (partially) configured through environment variables. When changing the environment variables, you don’t want to completely redeploy the whole application. We’re using Flux CD to achieve this in Kubernetes without building a new version of the application’s Helm chart.
This year, Symfony celebrates its 20 year anniversary. Let’s dive into some statistics of years of making web development history.
For a while, I’ve worked on a new build tool
for the Symfony documentation. The project started with a fresh git init,
but now it’s time to merge it with our existing build tool.
I want all contributors of the existing tool to receive credits for the
code they build, but I also don’t want to ignore all iterations of the new
build tool project. During SymfonyCon 2025 Hackday last weekend, I wanted
to find a way to achieve this. And apparently, it is straightforward… in
Git terms at least.
You can contact me on GitHub or Symfony Slack.