#sensiolabs

[joeyyy71-blog]

#deadpool for the win #sensiolabs #symfony (at Sofia, Bulgaria)

[guikingone]

My first contribution to the Symfony documentation, approved and published, damn that’s a fucking amazing adventure.

[vgconf]

Blackfire IO - et verktøy for ytelsesanalyse

Fabien Potencier presenterte blackfire.io i en "lightning talk". Blackfire.io er det nye navnet på SensioLabsProfiler og er et verktøy for å finne (sample) og analysere ytelsesproblemer i applikasjoner.

Styrken til blackfire.io ligger i at verktøyet støtter applikasjoner utviklet i ulike språk og er uavhengig av rammeverk og plattform/infrastruktur. Videre har blackfire.io flere interessante funksjoner, som blant annet sammenligning av profiler og CLI-støtte.

Lav overhead. Kan kjøres i produksjonsmiljø.

Blackfire.io er helt uavhengig av Symfony og krever ingen særskilt server, til forskjell fra Z-ray, som er avhengig av Zend Server.

[kyleondemand]

This Framework has changed my life. 

I cannot wait to see the kinds of magic I will continue to pull off with it. 

[kyleondemand]

My portfolio site needs a massive upgrade. It was written hastily about 4 years ago.

I've been dying to try out Silex, its a Micro-Framework based on Symfony2! Sounds perfect

[de-liplex]

Symfony code analysis done right

Everyone working with symfony should know the company SensioLabs. It's the geniuses behind symfony and they are innovating like crazy. There newest (and for me most amazing) product is called SensioLabsInsight. It's the code analysis tool I never knew I wanted, but can't live without any more.

It's not just another checklist (although they have that), but a tool which actually checks everything itself 

directly from Github (or any other accessible git repository, even private ones)

automatically

with ratings

with versioning

with descriptions why something is wrong the way you do it and how you can fix it 

Only downside? It's a beta right now. But you can still use it for you projects and as it is still a beta yet, you can test it for free.

I learned a lot about clean code just from using the tool and analyzing and thereafter improving my code. I can just encourage every symfony developer to try SensioLabsInsight.