Symfony aims to speed up the creation and maintenance of web applications, and to replace the repetitive coding tasks by power, control and pleasure.

Symfony is aimed at building robust applications in an enterprise context. This means that you have full control over the configuration: from the directory structure to the foreign libraries, almost everything can be customized.

Symfony is released under the MIT LICENSE.

Major Features of  Symfony

• Security: Customize the Security Features with ease;
• Security: Restrict Security Firewalls to specific Hosts;
• Stopwatch: A Stopwatch Tag for Twig;
• Debug: Better Error Messages for missing Classes and Functions;
• Debug: Easier debugging of not-found resources;
• Debug: Quicker Access to the Profiler when working on an API;
• DomCrawler: Schema-relative URLs;
• DomCrawler: Namespaces auto-discovery in DowCrawler;
• DomCrawler: Disabling internal Validation of DomCrawler;
• Console: Show logs in console;
• Console: Console improvements;
• Console: Better Console Integration with third-party Tools;
• HttpFoundation: Using Constants for HTTP Status Code;
• HttpFoundation: Limiting Session Metadata Writes;
• HttpFoundation: The Request Stack;
• Config: Dumping the default Configuration for an Extension;
• Process: Limit a Process Run with an idle Timeout;
• Process: Flushing stdout and stderr on a Process;
• Form: Great Form Panel in the Web Profiler;
• Validator: A better Callback constraint;
• Validator: A more powerful image validator.

Installation & Configuration