I'm think the same than @jaime. Right now, I develop simple monolithic applications, with a simple frontend and backend. On ocassion I have think to switch to CodeIgniter, because is simpler than symfony, but the realitity is that with symfony, I can generate the backend completly, almost without any hand code. So, forget about CodeIgniter... Symfony1 solves most of my problems, but...I really want to use the second version of one of my passions: Symfony. But the lacking of an admin generator that generates code the same way symfony1 does, stop me. That's why I start the question, but AdmingeneratorGeneratorBundle looks quite interesting, thanks William for the tip.
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