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Symfony developers that do work offline will be happy to know that the framework's documentation is now available as a PDF:
As of today, most of the symfony documentation is available as PDF files. The PDF files are available for all major symfony versions.
They also link to the Jobeet tutorial (Propel/Doctrine), their Forms book and Cookbook.
The symfony blog has posted an update on the status of their "Practical symfony" book - the Doctrine version has officially been released!
Last week, we released the "Practical symfony" paper book (380 pages). The "Practical symfony" book is based on the Jobeet tutorial, and is the best book to read to get you started on symfony 1.2. It describes everything you need to know to develop professional web applications with the symfony framework.
As for the Propel edition, we have worked hard to update the Doctrine edition as fast as possible. The Doctrine version is now up to date and thanks to Jon work, you can even enjoy a tagged repository for each day of the tutorial.
The book works through the Jobeet tutorial series they posted at the end of 2008 to create a complete job posting website with the symfony framework.
The symfony blog has start up their own "advent calendar" of sorts (similar to what they've done in previous years) - creating an entire application in a single month, from December 1st through 31st. This time its the jobeet.org jobs website. Here's the list of each day:
Stay tuned to the Symfony blog for more updates!
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