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With its flexible architecture, the Symfony framework allows you to build modern web applications and web services easily and rapidly. The MVC components separate the logic from the user interface and therefore make developing, changing, and testing your applications much faster. Using Symfony you can minimize repetitive coding tasks, optimize performance, and easily integrate with other libraries and frameworks. Although this framework contains with many powerful features, most developers do not exploit Symfony to its full potential. This book makes it easy to get started and produce a powerful and professional-looking web site utilizing the many features of Symfony. Taking you through a real-life application, it covers all major Symfony framework features without pushing you into too much theoretical detail, as well as throwing some light on the best practices for rapid application development. This book takes you through detailed examples as well as covering the foundations that you will need to get the most out of the Symfony framework. You will learn to shorten the development time of your complex applications and maintain them with ease. You will create several useful plug-ins and add them to your application and automate common tasks. The book also covers best practices and discussions on security and optimization. You will learn to utilize all major features of this framework by implementing them in your application. By the end, you should have a good understanding of the development features of Symfony (for Propel as well as Doctrine editions), and be able to deploy a high-performance web site quite easily.
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Symfony 1.3 Web Application Development
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Preface

Multiple inheritance


One feature that PHP lacks is multiple inheritance. That means a class can only extend one parent and not several classes. This presents the developers with a limitation on how they design their classes. To address this limitation, there is a known pattern called a mixin. A mixin is like a partial class that can be 'mixed in' to another class in order to supply extended functionality. Since these classes provide extra functionality, they can be reused.

To aid users with mixins, Symfony has a sfMixer class. The class that requires the mixin must extend a parent, and then declare and register the extensions using the sfMixer class.

Note

Symfony only provides a class for mixin, most of the complex sites don't really require use of mixins.

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