This Jobeet2 tutorial actually works with Symfony2 standard edition: 2.0.9

All the code was done by me and I didn't cheat on other implementations so the code may vary with what you will find on other Jobeet2 repositories.

Nevertheless, I tried to produce the cleanest code I could by respecting 100% of the Symfony2 coding standarts. The code will be cleaned and improved as I will gain experience with Symfony2.

No tutorial here, just code ! :)

See you. COil :)

Additional Symfony2 bundles used:

• DoctrineFixturesBundle (use doctrine-fixtures)
• KnpPaginatorBundle (use knp-components)

• SonatajQueryBundle
• SonataUserBundle
• SonataAdminBundle
• KnpMenuBundle
• KnpMenu
• SonataDoctrineORMAdminBundle

You can find the MySQLWorkbench schema of the database in /Resources/doc/jobeet2.mwb

• Check the problem with the company field (sonata-project/SonataAdminBundle#524)
• Check the problem with the SonataAdminBundle translations not displayed (upgragde bundle)

• Inheritance and theming of form blocks does not seem to work well, to try later... I'd like to use the for_widget(form) like Jobeet1 but only with modifying the blocks: 'field_row', 'form_widget' and 'field_widget' (doc)

• Job form: check what is best place to put Job::getTypes() function, in the entity or in the repository class like Jobeet1 ?
• Check the way activatedQueries() are built, it does not seem the cleanest DRY method

• Use the DoctrineExtension bundle to hanlde timestamble and sluggable behaviors --> Is it really necessary as using doctrine lifecycle callback works pretty well ?
• Use the @ParamConverter to retrieve job objects in the Job and Category controllers

• Compress images with Google page speed
• Convert at the right scale the Symfony2 logo (98% optimisation !!)

• Apply a Jobeet2 admin theme