I'm really surprised that so many people want to switch to Twig for the
default templating language!
So, based on the results, I've looked yesterday on how we can make the
switch. After some proof-of-concept, I propose a two step migration:
* During the first step, we switch the default renderer to Twig and keep
the Templating Component as is (meaning that using PHP is still very
easy; just add :php at the end of the template name). We can also move
the TwigBundle files to FrameworkBundle as it is now a mandatory
dependency. Then, we can move all internal templates to Twig (exception
templates, welcome page, WebProfiler templates). Finally, the
documentation needs to be updated to reflect our new default choice (and
we need to add a note that explains why we use Twig and not PHP as the
default templating language).
* In a second step, we work on optimizing (performance, helpers, ...)
the Twig integration. That will require more work and a lot of design
decisions.
Now, I'm looking for some volunteers to do the actual work. The first
step should be trivial enough. And for the second one, I will help
whoever want to work on it.
Anyone?
Fabien
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