Symfony Messenger: Revolutionizing Message Handling in Drupal Development

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Drupal developers now have access to Symfony Messenger's messaging and message-handling features, as highlighted in a series by Daniel Phin. The PreviousNext post introduces the flexible nature of messages, which only require serializable class implementation, and the simplicity of message handlers, depicting an example implementation. The comparison with Legacy Drupal Queues showcases the ease of use provided by Symfony Messenger with PHP attributes. Further, the article discusses the seamless routing of messages to transports and explores advanced usage, such as adding stamps to messages and configuring multiple handlers for a single message. It also emphasises including a configuration UI submodule for routing settings.

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Symfony Messenger’s message and message handlers and a comparison with @QueueWorker

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Daniel Phin

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10 January 2024

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PreviousNext

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https://www.previousnext.com.au/blog/symfony-messenger/post-2-message-and-message-handlers

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