Stimulus is a modest JavaScript framework designed to work with your HTML rather than replace it. In Symfony projects, it fits naturally because it encourages server-rendered pages while adding just enough JavaScript behavior where needed. Instead of building large client-side applications, Stimulus focuses on enhancing existing markup with small, reusable behaviors. In essence, Stimulus binds … Read more
Working with HTML in PHP often starts with the built-in DOMDocument class. It’s a powerful and native way to parse, traverse, and manipulate HTML or XML — but let’s be honest: it’s not always developer-friendly. From encoding issues to strict XML rules, DOMDocument can feel more like a low-level engine than a handy modern tool. … Read more
If you’ve ever tried creating forms in Symfony and wondered why your custom Twig block doesn’t seem to work, or why your forms look painfully unstyled until you “apply a theme”, this article is exactly what you need. Symfony’s Form component is much more than just a way to render an HTML form; it’s a … Read more