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[@Realswagoverlord]

You are criminally under rated. This guy is a chad.

[@ДмитрийЗадорожный-ы1и]

Dary, I started learning Symfony with you, don't stop, please. Waitning new course videos. Thank you.

[@codewithdary]

I got you! Let's go through this journey together :)

[@scriptKiddieOG]

Much appreciated, really fun course! Looking forward to more content 😎

[@codewithdary]

Awesome, thank you!

[@YotoYoto-wq4de]

cool, easily understandable coding explanation, thank you for the videos

[@codewithdary]

Thank you so much :)

[@martib.k.4781]

Very well explained, thank you very much 😀

[@codewithdary]

Thank you Marti!

[@Rawnaf-adiba]

Thanks sir

[@codewithdary]

You are welcome!

[@ummehanyarozshandaanny2846]

It's really helpful But I want to add another point in twig for absolute beginners. and that is twig include. as we extends base.html.twig. like that for using a snippet in another template we can use {% include 'snippet.html.twig' %} thought to share this. Keep going Dary. I am following this course. thanks

[@codewithdary]

Thanks for sharing Umme! :)

[@ummehanyarozshandaanny2846]

@@codewithdary all pleasure is mine Thanks for the course

[@melvinreano1221]

how do u add html syntax inside in twig file.? like h1?

[@codewithdary]

The right VS code extensions!

[@melvinreano1221]

i wish u can create a full course of symfony in udemy... thank you sir

[@michimarz]

Better than RubyOnRails. I like it. And the most important point is that you can host the app cheaply almost anywhere.

[@srahulpatelyt8074]

use the following command if get error in global variables:: php bin/console config:dump-reference twig

[@codewithdary]

This command generates a dump of all the available configuration options for the TwigBundle in YAML format. This is useful for understanding the available configuration options and their default values.

[@skeletonrowdie1768]

movie in movies feels more intuitive that movies as movie. I dunno, just a language thing I guess.

[@codewithdary]

It does, and I never get used to it.. haha

[@codewithdary]

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[@TheBelrick]

What on earth does twig language add that php itself cannot do? Its just as verbose as Cool stuff here and use php includes to bring in reusable templates. No extra language to learn! What on earth are people thinking? That humans can have millions of languages with no cost to ourselves?

[@codewithdary]

Well I can name a couple for you. Twig provides automatic escaping of output to prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and other security vulnerabilities. Twig's syntax is designed to be more concise and readable than PHP, making it easier to write and maintain templates. Twig provides built-in caching of compiled templates, which can improve performance and reduce server load. Twig can be extended with custom filters, functions, and tags, making it easy to add custom functionality to your templates. By separating the template logic from the application logic, Twig makes it easier to maintain and update your code Do you want me to continue on?

[@TheBelrick]

@@codewithdary So far so bad, all this for the high high price of learning a language that php can do itself. What have you said that php cannot do?

[@TheBelrick]

@@codewithdary Thinking on what you wrote, its not the purpose of the view to handle those so called boons. it breaks sound mvc pattern and php can do it all properly. Your kind outsourced your coding as you outsourced your thinking.

[@Mespifo]

​@@TheBelrick if you don't like using Twig, then just don't use it. People invent a lot of new stuff which to some seem meaningless and redundant, while to others seem cool and useful. To each their own.

[@TheBelrick]

@@Mespifo pointing out that twig is stupid is separate to using it or not... don't try and force equate the two, its dishonest.