Long-awaited BUNDLES for Symfony
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Reusable bundles are no longer a standard. Are there alternatives ?
As symfony programmers, starting with the earliest versions, we have always appreciated the way this framework has evolved ... until version 4. Then a new way of organizing sources was proposed by giving up the "bundle concept", which for us would have meant giving up to millions of lines of code already written. Since there is no longer native support for creating bundles, we had to rebuild a generator command that would allow the continued use of a structure that allows the separation of logic into modules and their reuse. And so MakerBundle was born
We are now at version 5 of Symfony Framework and we had to update one of the platforms made on symfony 4 which we postponed because one of the key packages is no longer developed, namely FOSUserBundle, the package that provides a registration system and authentication so necessary for any platform. So we had to invest time in creating a version compatible with symfony 5 and even improved from the original and so it resulted in UserBundle
Bundle generator to start fast your new projects
Pre-made login and registration system
15+ years experience
Programming is our passion and we have been doing it for over 15 years. We specialize in Symfony as a backend solution and Angular and Vue.js for frontend
Millions of lines of code
We were curious to count how many lines of code were written in our small team in the last 4 years: over a million! That means dedication, isn’t it?
Enterprise-level architectures
We like challenges so when we were asked we used the latest database architectures, stream-processing, websockets, cloud or machine learning.
Happy customers
More than once our clients told us: "you have a proactive approach, you are one step ahead of the requirements". That's because we like to exceed expectations.
