Introducing Sylius.com - a developer-friendly ecommerce solution for Symfony2

Published on

Apr 9, 2013

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Apr 10, 2013 − Today we are pleased to announce the launch of the brand new Sylius.com website!

YES!

Today we are pleased to announce the launch of the brand new Sylius.com website!

Wait, what, Sylius?

Some of you may not know about Sylius. It is a developer-friendly Ecommerce solution for Symfony2 started 2 years ago and already used in multiple websites by different companies (hey, it's open-source of course!).

Long story short, here is a summary of what you should know in order to impress your colleagues during lunch:

Key facts about Sylius

Sylius is a valid professional solution for your PHP ecommerce
Sylius code is nice, clean and decoupled - based on Symfony2, obviously
Sylius is developed using BDD: Behat and phpspec
Sylius is officially supported by KNP Labs. That means major contributions to its development, resources, trainings and commercial support. Your company can trust Sylius.
Anatidaephobia is the fear that somewhere in the world there is a duck watching you.

Now you probably know the most important points!

Feedback

If you have any questions, if you want to contribute but don't know how, if you have great ideas, if you want to hire us for your new Sylius project or if you just want to encourage the team… please write us at contact@sylius.com or use the comment section!

For more details, check out Sylius.com.

And big thumbs up to Pawel and Sasa for their work!

Matt.

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KNP Labs

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