There is a great thread of posts in the Symfony Users Google Group about good practices on how to run multiple Symfony versions on the same machine. The different tips include:

• Installing different Symfony versions via PEAR
• Creating different Symbolic links to different Symfony versions (Eg symfony10, symfony11, symfony12…)
• Including each different version via your include path

Be sure to check it out

Here at Symfony Nerds, we were very upset to see that Symfony Camp wasnt held in Sydney, Australia . So because we couldn’t go, we just hand to follow on closely from the land down under..

I recently stumbled across Dustin Whittle’s pressentation about lessons learned at Yahoo! with the Symfony PHP framework.

Worth a read if you get a chance.

Not written by anyone at Symfony Nerds HQ, but  despite this obviously flaw, it’s a good read! Get it here. It’s basically a “7 days” step through of the new form system, helped me as a primer for the first dabble with forms in 1.1 I made.

I’ll also take this opportunity to appologise for the lack of 1.1 related articles appearing to date… This is driven purely by the fact the Symfony Nerds Data Centre (we’re yet to move to “the cloud” :p ) is still running 1.0 in the production environment, but we’re almost ready to begin migration to 1.1 and as of last week all our new apps will be coded in it, so more articles should be arriving soon. (Just don’t ask about the work I did on validating AJAX components of forms in 1.0 which is now useless!!!)