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# Symfony

> Symfony is a web framework and a collection of reusable PHP components used for building web applications, APIs, microservices, and command-line interfaces. It provides a structured environment for professional PHP development.

## Product and Downloads
- [Symfony](https://symfony.com/): Overview of the PHP framework and its ecosystem of packages.
- [Download Symfony Framework and Packages](https://symfony.com/download): Resources for obtaining the Symfony CLI tool and initializing new projects.
- [Symfony 8](https://symfony.com/8): Information regarding the latest framework release, including new features like multi-step forms and invokable commands.
- [Symfony Downloads Stats](https://symfony.com/stats/downloads): Real-time metrics regarding package usage and total downloads.

## Community and Support
- [Symfony Community](https://symfony.com/community): An overview of the global network of Symfony developers and how to engage with them.
- [Symfony Support](https://symfony.com/support): Resources for community assistance and professional support options provided by SensioLabs.
- [Symfony Community Events](https://symfony.com/events/): A schedule of conferences and meetups organized for the Symfony ecosystem.

## Contributors
- [Symfony Contributors](https://symfony.com/contributors): The hall of fame recognizing individuals who contribute to the project's codebase and documentation.
- [Symfony Code Contributors](https://symfony.com/contributors/code): A comprehensive list of developers who have contributed to the Symfony source code.
- [Symfony Documentation Contributors](https://symfony.com/contributors/doc): A comprehensive list of individuals who have contributed to the Symfony project documentation.

## Optional
- [Trademark and Logo Policy](https://symfony.com/trademark): Guidelines regarding the authorized and restricted use of the Symfony brand and assets.

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