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I'm using an old component of Symfony 1.4 called Templating. I'm searching the documentation (API reference).
I search, and found an example of Component Templating.
This appears to be the documentation, but was REDIRECT to new 2.0 version (result API | sfTemplateHelperJavascripts Class | Symfony Templating ).
I don't want to use the version 2.0 or Twig templates. I'm performing a maintenance of an old big system.
Symfony Components are now part of Symfony 2.0, that's why it redirects to the current website.
Anyway, thanks to web.archive.org, you can still access the old Symfony Component website. And see the documentation for the Templating (api, etc ..).
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I am now migrating from .net 4.5.x libraries to .net standard 1.6 libraries. But I don't know how to find packages for
System.Converter,
String.Intern,
etc.
Anyone can help me? If those classes are not available in .net standard, which are recommended instead?
I use the Reverse Package Search website to find witch package to add.
You can take a look at .Net Api Catalog for full .net core reference
String.Intern Reference page (not available in NET standard) : http://apisof.net/catalog/System.String.Intern(String)
System.Converter (in NET standard 1.7): http://apisof.net/catalog/System.Converter%3CTInput,TOutput%3E
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Is there an equivalent to Django REST Framework in Laravel 5 on this subject? It would be nice if there was a tool that generates pages in which the client can navigate through the api tree and where I can test my api endpoints without writing front-end code for each of them.
Swagger will help you out here. It's not quite as automagical as what Django REST Framework gives you unfortunately and you have to write the documentation for your API endpoints yourself.
Here's a good introduction to working with Swagger in a Laravel app. You should also consider adding Swaggervel into your project as this takes out some of the leg work of tying Swagger support into your app.
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I want to integrate Joomla with one of existing applications. My application is also in PHP but I don't want to integrate at database level instead looking for API to access Joomla features like adding page etc. JFussion is available but its functionality is only limited to user functionality
Write your own component for Joomla!, create your own API in it to get parameters and output your desired data.
As far as I know there's no component to do that out-of-the-box and if there is it may not be suitable for your needs. Writing a customized component for your own needs is the best way and it's not that hard if you can understand basic concepts of Joomla! component-creating and object-oriented php programming.
That's what I did for my own component!
This may help: Developing a Model-View-Controller Component for Joomla! 2.5
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Is there an easy way to generate docs for REST api direct from a Symfony project?
Sorry for the post digging, but there is a Symfony bundle to help API doc generation, you can check out NelmioApiDocBundle which interconnects well with FOSRestBundle.
The FOSRestBundle documentation provides sample bundles using both bundles to generate REST-ful web services and their documentation.
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quick question here.
Is there any Wordpress 3.0 documentation available? Some kind of list with all the new functions and variables?
All I can find are blog posts talking about the new features coming.
Thanks!
The WordPress 3.0 Codex is probably a good place to start:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_3.0
Another good info source is the WordPress trac page (seeing what folks are working is a good clue to what's coming in Ver 3.0):
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/milestone/3.0
The change log for version 3.0 isn't available, but there is this Wordpress Trac website where you can find all the milestones