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RESTing with Symfony: SOS | William Durand
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A Simple Web Framework for R jug
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| | [AI summary] The text describes jug, a lightweight web development framework for the R programming language, along with its recent changelog and technical details.
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New in Symfony 3.2: Runtime Environment Variables (Symfony Blog)
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| | In Symfony 3.2 we added full support for environment variables that are resolved during the application runtime.
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Servant in Yesod - Yo Dawg
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| | If you're a web programmer, Haskell has a lot of neat toys.Servant does a fantastic job of describing RESTful APIs, and the ability to generate JavaScript cl...
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Off the Beaten Path to Upgrade Symfony 2.8 to 7.2 | Tomas Votruba
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| There are two types of upgrades. One follows only `UPGRADE.md` files on every release, replacing what has been removed with new alternatives. It works, and we could say that the codebase will be "up-to-date." The other upgrade doesn't stop at the required minimum but **makes use of all modern features the framework provides**. It will be faster, easier to understand, and easier to upgrade to the next version. I [wrote a post](/blog/two-kinds-of-legacy-code-upgrade) that explains why the latter is better. There are no sources about Symfony upgrades spanning multiple major versions-time to fix that.