This PR was merged into the 6.4 branch.
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Remove some idioms and simplify expressions
The audience of Symfony docs is worlwide and mostly non-native in English, so let's try to use simpler expressions if possible.
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ec70ebc24 Remove some idioms and simplify expressions
This PR was squashed before being merged into the 6.4 branch.
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Simplify some wording to make docs more approachable
This PR proposes to replace some words:
* `whilst` is British English and formal (we use American English in Symfony Docs)
* `hence`, `nonetheless`, and `thus` have simpler and more common alternatives
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6a4e9adf6 Simplify some wording to make docs more approachable
This PR was merged into the 6.4 branch.
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Remove mentions to legacy PHP versions
Symfony 6.4 requires PHP 8.1, so there's no need to mention PHP 5, 6 or 7 in the docs.
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99f6a44ca Remove mentions to legacy PHP versions
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Fix misc grammar issues
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8177d119f Fix misc grammar issues
Martin Fowler, the author of the article, update its post to rename the pattern because it has a violent feeling to it.
I'm making this PR to stick to the intention of the author and make this doc a bit more welcoming
You can find at the bottom of the linked article
> The original post was entitled “Strangler Application”, and when used, the pattern is often referred to as a “strangler”. But its usage often gets separated from its metaphorical root, and takes on a unpleasantly violent connotation.
* 4.4:
fix link to `ChainAdapter::prune` method
[Messenger] rename message recorder file
[PropertyAccess] Backport typed property support to 4.4
Fix minor typo
The general idea is to provide advice on how to migrate
an existing application over to Symfony using some
proven approaches.
The page should provide around 3 alternatives and some
discussion when they might be suitable as well as
additional resources like videos on this topics from
the official Symfony YouTube-channel.
