Building web APIs with Symfony

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Paris Liakos

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

04:58

2. Local setup.mp4

07:46

3. Gitlab repository.html

2. ORM

1. Doctrine and first entity.mp4

19:40

2. Migrations and many to one relation.mp4

16:21

3. Controllers, serializer and validator

1. Composer endpoints.mp4

23:56

2. Composer endpoint tests.mp4

34:26

3. Symphony endpoints and tests.mp4

34:36

4. Validator.mp4

14:05

5. Validation tests.html

4. Authentication

1. User entity.mp4

07:57

2. User CLI commands.mp4

23:42

3. More user commands.html

4. Authentication controller.mp4

12:19

5. Access tokens and redis storage.mp4

27:34

6. Stateless firewall.mp4

03:36

7. Authorization tests.mp4

13:19

8. Granular access.mp4

10:22

9. Adding even more tests.html

5. API docs

1.1 OpenApi website.html

1. OpenApi and swagger.mp4

03:15

2. Nelmio bundle.mp4

08:33

3. OpenApi attributes and local UI.mp4

23:35

4. Serializer groups.mp4

07:10

5. Single group properties.html

6. Outro

1. Recap and goodbye.mp4

01:59

Description

Back-end web development for web symphonists

What You'll Learn?

Building Rest APIs with Symfony and PHP
Managing database entities with Doctrine
User authentication and management with different access levels
Using Redis as a cache backend and session storage
Providing up to date API docs generated from Controllers and OpenApi attributes
Writing Symfony commands that complement your API

Who is this for?

Web developers evaluating Symfony for their next API

Symfony developers interested in best practices when building a REST API

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Description
PHP is the preferred server-side programming language for over three-quarters of global sites. PHP powers a whopping 77.6 percent of all the websites monitored by W3Techs.
Symfony is a full-featured modularized PHP framework which is used for building all kinds of applications, from traditional web applications to the small Microservice components.
Symfony aims to speed up the creation and maintenance of web applications and to replace repetitive coding tasks. It's also aimed at building robust applications in an enterprise context, and aims to give developers full control over the configuration: from the directory structure to the foreign libraries, almost everything can be customized.
You are a web developer who is evaluating the next framework to build your REST API with. The arrival of PHP 8 with attributesÂ has you thinking of Doctrine annotations and you want to give it a go.
Well, look no further! This course is the only thing you need to not only explore Symfony 6 development but also to teach you some of the best practices when it comes to API development.
We will build Rest APIs with
- Authentication built-in (users and passwords)
- Access management with roles
- CLI commands
- Automated API testing
- Auto-generated APIÂ docs from the source code
Who this course is for:
Web developers evaluating Symfony for their next API
Symfony developers interested in best practices when building a REST API

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Software engineer with more than 10 years of experience in developing and architecting web applications.Experienced with languages including PHP, JS, Python, Go. Also extensive experience with databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL but also with NoSQL solutions like Elasticsearch and Redis. Lately in love with Rust, its evolving web ecosystem and awesome community.

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