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+title: Building a design system in a few hours with Symfony
+date: 2024-02-27
+permalink: archive/2024/02/27/building-a-design-system-in-a-few-hours-with-symfony
+tags:
+    - softare-development
+    - symfony
+    - php
+    - podcast
+cta: d7eol
+snippet: |
+    Today, I started a design system with Symfony in a few hours, based on recent podcast episodes with Mark Conroy and Ryan Weaver.
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+
+[I recently spoke with Mark Conroy][mark], Director of Development at Annertech, on the Beyond Blocks podcast.
+We discussed building something useful in a day and building design systems with web components.
+
+Inspired by that conversation, I spent this afternoon experimenting with web components and seeing how I could use them within a design system we're building, as I think they can solve a particular need we have.
+
+Following that, I thought I'd see how I could build my own design system and decided to do it with Symfony and see what I could achieve within a few hours.
+
+It was a great opportunity to take Symfony 7 for a spin and explore and test some things that [Ryan Weaver and I discussed in our episode][ryan], such as Symfony UX and Twig components.
+
+Each component is a Twig component with its own PHP class and Twig template, which is rendered when I visit its URL, and I can use the HTML-like `<twig:Logo />` syntax to include child components.
+
+You can [view the code on GitHub][repo], and it may be something I use and work on in the future.
+
+[mark]: {{site.url}}/podcast/11-mark-conroy
+[repo]: https://github.com/opdavies/symfony-design-system
+[ryan]: {{site.url}}/podcast/10-ryan-weaver-symfonycasts