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This document summarizes an Ibuildings workshop on Symfony installation and usage. It will cover installing Symfony, the Symfony framework structure, the Symfony command line interface (CLI), creating a database model without phpMyAdmin, and generating a simple frontend and admin interface. The workshop will provide an overview of Symfony and demonstrate how to get started with basic application development tasks using the Symfony framework and CLI.
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