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[@vinniv6806]

Amazing. It's so simple with your way of exaplaining everything. This soon will be the best SF 6.x course on YT. 👏👏

[@codewithdary]

Let's hope for that buddy, thank you!

[@sakmaestro3852]

Great tutorial sir.. you explained well

[@codewithdary]

Thank you

[@PartyBrudeeeer]

I appreciate man. More tutorials like this! Maybe another symfony one with more detailed stuff

[@codewithdary]

Thank you. Definitely something I will be doing in the future but not now.

[@TJ-to2jx]

This was the most informative and instructive about routes

[@codewithdary]

Thank you buddy!!

[@sakmaestro3852]

You explained great sir.. do u have a complete symfony course in udemy?

[@codewithdary]

This is the only video series I have available on Symfony!

[@YogiGhorecha]

nice

[@codewithdary]

Thank you

[@SS-pp6wx]

I understand the "GET" method, but what is the function of "HEAD" ?

[@kapoti1]

Hey. So I have a controller for creating a user in database. But instantly once it is created I need it to redirect to that users profile. How can I pass that users id from one controllers method to other methods route?

[@codewithdary]

I can't help without the code.

[@ApoRekt]

Hey, for some reason the #[Route....] thing doesn't work for me so I had to use the old method. How can I put the GET and HEAD methods using the old method?

[@codewithdary]

@Route("/show/{id}") @Method({"GET", "HEAD"})

[@ApoRekt]

@@codewithdary thank you!!!

[@stewheart]

frustrated that it claims to be easy, yet there's so much documentation and errors being thrown. there doesn't seem to be a functioning step by step guide to successfully follow along. I appreciate the effort you've put in all the same.

[@codewithdary]

I'm not sure if you know how coding works once you find a job, but you will most of the time be working on errors and issues. Only showing the "happy path" in videos definitely doesn't make you a better programmer, it makes it very easy to just copy paste what I'm doing. Running into issues and solving them together, if what makes you a better developer. Anyways, thank you buddy :)