Jobeet is a great tutorial wrote by the Symfony team to help you learn how to use the framework by building a fully functional job board website. It was wrote for Symfony 1.x version and I want to…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 6: More with the Model
From the second day’s requirements: “On the homepage, the user sees the latest active jobs.” But as of now, all jobs are displayed, whether they are active or not: An active job is one that was…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 5: The Routing
If you click on a job on the Jobeet homepage, the URL looks like this: /job/1. If you have already developed PHP websites, you are probably more accustomed to URLs like /job.php?id=1. How does…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 4: The Controller and the View
Today, we are going to customize the basic job controller we created yesterday. It already has most of the code we need for Jobeet: Although the code is ready to be used as is, we will refactor the…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 3: The Data Model
The user stories from the previous day describe the main objects of our project: jobs, affiliates, and categories. Here is the corresponding entity relationship diagram: In addition to the columns…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 2: The Project
This day is about the project specifications. They are the same as in the original Jobeet tutorial so you can see a more detailed description and a mockup design there. We will have four type of…
Symfony 2.8 Jobeet Day 1: Starting up the Project
Today we will setup the development environment, install Symfony 2.8 and display a page of the application in the web browser. First of all, we need to have a friendly working environment for web…
