Re: [symfony-users] /lib/vendor

2010-02-21 Thread Gareth McCumskey
Just to add, the book hasn't been fully released yet but I would highly advise every person new to symfony to actually read the Definitive Guide to symfony. You will find it available for older versions of symfony than 1.3/1.4 but its a great way to give you insight into the inner workings. I'd say

Re: [symfony-users] /lib/vendor

2010-02-21 Thread Gareth McCumskey
Ultimately, symfony is totally 100% open. The advice given in the documentation is (now) a conglomeration of best practices that have been "discovered" as symfony has matured. Because of symfony's openess you can change anything you like, but because of symfony's maturity the documentation points o

Re: [symfony-users] /lib/vendor

2010-02-21 Thread Dennis Benkert
Hi Thierry, you can change the file structure (as described here: http://www.symfony-project.org/jobeet/1_4/Doctrine/en/22#chapter_22_customizing_the_directory_structure) _but_ I would not recommend it. Especially when you start using symfony I would recommend sticking to the default structure. -

[symfony-users] /lib/vendor

2010-02-20 Thread Thierry Boulanger
Hello Symfonians friends, I'm a really really beginner. In the "Pracatical Symfony" is mentionned that we have to create these directories /lib/vendor. Could we call these directories with other names? same questions for sfprojects |mkdir -p lib/vendor ||mkdir -p /home/sfprojects/jobeet Thanks