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Gleb Tiltikov 9/11/2012

If I was in London I with pleasure attend you at your party with the ticket ) But for now I just researching about what your bundles are. And as I see on your website I guess it will be better if you will have more working demos.

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Alex 9/11/2012

man seems to be your are come from a moon, please try to read what is symfony.com first

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Roman Piekarski 9/11/2012

No, nooooo don't give me the ticket:) I know you want it but believe me, it will be better for all the world to not see me on sf live.
KnpBundles hmm, How am I using it?. Generally depending on destination (BAZZZZZINGAAAAAAAA!):D 

Greeeeeeetings! I hope you will make a good choice, the right choice:D

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Kaipi Yann 9/12/2012

Hey what a nice contest : We use KnpBundles to find the bundles we could use and see if the bundles is really maintain and used by the community. Soon we hope to publish our bundles also !

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matubaum 9/12/2012

I use it mainly because of the search engine. Then I select them, depeding on the number of forks it has and the last commit date.

For example, right now I'm needing a crud generator which uses Twitter bootstrap. I wrote: "Crud" and right now I'm about to try CrudGeneratorBundle, then I'm gonna check the others.

It was also very useful for me to see how do you use RabbitMQ.

Ok... So, Do I start packing?

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Jorge Betancourt 9/13/2012

Right now I'm using KnpSnappyBundle and KnpPaginatorBundle to write a very symple task/price manager, with the possibility of exporting to pdf.

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Daniel Remiszewski 9/27/2012

I use KnpBundles to rapid app development, I don't have to write my own code for such a things like pagination or menu. God bless beer and KnpBundles :D