Recently I was preparing some events to intercept requests in Symfony and sharing some approaches with my colleagues.

As I said in the previous post, during these months I will be playing with migrations, preparing some cases for a future (I hope) book.

Lately, I’m interested in improving the tools of the project’s stack, thanks to the advice of a friend I approached DDEV.

I write these lines (or I start them) just as I return from Drupal Day Spain 2019, which this year took place in the city of Zaragoza.

As I mentioned in a previous month’s article, I’m still using / playing / practicing with DDEV to build development environments in an agile way.

Well, at this moment we cannot deny that containerization is a basic pillar of our project work: the ability to compartmentalize the technological stack of each project is a fundamental resource (and be wary of those who do not practice it).