Mitch Viner

Removing entities in doctrine2 is concpetually and easy process. I'm referring to removing the actual model class and the physical php file. I just had to remove a few of them from my application. I thought, easy, I'll delete the file, drop the table, remove any references in my other entities and clear the cache and I should be good to go So needless to say, I was surprised to get an error saying that the ClassMetadataFacrtory.php file could not find one of my entities on line 223.

Below is a work-in-progress base controller for a Symfony application that is still in it's infancy. It's nothing too fancy, but demonstrates knowledge of PHP5.3 OOP development.

Today I've spent some time refactoring some code on a project I'm building on the Symfony2 Framework. Admittably, this is my first "real" project using the framework, so I expected some growing ( or learning ) pains. I initially read through the Symfony2 Documentation and did a few small projects to get my feet wet. However, it wasn't until building this larger appiication that I saw the real value in setting up custom services.

I don't really think this qualifies as a "quality" first post, but I just wanted to throw a quick shout to my blog, to take a minute and call myself an idiot. I'm a fan of jQuery, I use it anytime I get the choice of which JS Framework to use on a project. I usually pride myself with being up on the "latest" with what's going on with jQuery and will take the time to read about new things they are adding, or proposing to add to jQuery core. Well, long story short, i ignored Deferreds... and now I regret it.