The web framework uses the Model View Controller (MVC) pattern. Applications are designed in such a way that subsequent changes and extensions can be easily implemented and individual components can continue to be used - the basis for efficient web development.
As a framework, Symfony impresses with its modular structure and uses independently deployable components (bundles) that can be seamlessly integrated into the development process. In particular, interfaces such as REST APIs and the exchange of data in the JSON format can be implemented efficiently and sustainably.
Symfony is the technological basis for the latest versions of the widely used open source CMS Drupal, the e-commerce platform Shopware and numerous other standard software.
The Symfony web framework offers a number of advantages:
- A large number of ready-to-use plugins and extensions (bundles)
- Large open source community that continuously develops and optimizes Symfony
- Very reliable and robust system
- High performance
- Open source
At FUF, we use the Symfony framework:
- For programming platform-independent and flexible PHP applications
- Programming of interfaces (as middleware)
- Admin interface