Sponsor my open source work
I’m Mathieu Santostefano, member of the Symfony Core Team. Sponsoring me buys framework-level work that your team can leverage in their projects.
What sponsoring funds
The goal is $500 a month: two full working days every month, dedicated to Symfony.
Next on the list: I plan to keep improving and extending OAuth2 and OIDC support in the Symfony Security component.
More broadly, I can work on any part of Symfony, Symfony AI and Symfony UX.
Tiers
Monthly
$100 a month
Company
Your product runs on Symfony, and my Security, Mailer, Notifier or Translation work is part of your stack. Your logo and a link appear in the sidebar of the articles on this blog and in the README of my projects.
Choose this tier$250 a month
Partner
Everything in Company, plus your logo on the slides of the talks I give at French and international conferences: several hundred PHP developers, tech experts and CTOs per event.
Choose this tier$500 a month
Sustaining partner
Everything in Partner, plus a monthly video call where we go through your authentication and authorization questions on Symfony: OAuth2, OIDC, the Security component.
Choose this tier$1 a month
You appreciate my open source work and want to show it. Thank you!
Choose this tier$5 a month
My open source work helps you build your software, I'm glad! Thanks a lot for your support!
Choose this tier$25 a month
Developer
You build on my work and want to give back. Your name goes into the SPONSORS.md of my projects.
Choose this tier$42 a month
Because 42 is the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything.
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One time
$750 one time
Bridge
I can write the Symfony bridge for your service, Mailer, Notifier, Translation, AI or KMS: design, code, tests and docs, then the Pull Request, carried through review. Contact me first to discuss about your service.
sponsors@welcomattic.com · LinkedIn
Choose this tier$2 one time
To thank me for a particular contribution.
Choose this tier$10 one time
To thank me for a contribution that proved particularly useful to your project.
Choose this tier$100 one time
One of my contributions saved a precious amount of time to your team to build your application, and you want to thank me.
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oidc_login in Symfony 8.2
Symfony 8.2 speaks OpenID Connect out of the box. I contributed the oidc_login authenticator, which brings the OIDC Authorization Code Flow natively into the Security component: PKCE, the code exchange, ID token signature verification, logout and refresh, all handled for you. “Log in with…” goes from a bundle-and-glue job to a few lines of security.yaml:
# config/packages/security.yaml
security:
providers:
oidc_users:
oidc: ~
firewalls:
main:
provider: oidc_users
oidc_login:
provider_uri: '%env(OIDC_PROVIDER_URI)%'
client_id: '%env(OIDC_CLIENT_ID)%'
client_authentication:
client_secret_basic: '%env(OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET)%'If your company runs Symfony and authenticates users, that work is now in your framework, maintained by the core team and the community, at no cost to you.
If you ship a product that other people install, a CMS, an e-commerce platform, a PIM, a CRM or a helpdesk, it goes further: your own customers get “Log in with our company identity provider” without you writing, testing or maintaining a single line of OIDC. Enterprise SSO stops being a roadmap item and becomes a line of configuration.
This work was not sponsored. If it helps your team, you can sponsor me after the fact to say thanks.
Read the pull request, the documentation, or run the demo application against several providers.
Sponsors
No active sponsor right now. From the Company tier up, your logo and a link appear here and in the sidebar of the articles.
Past sponsors
- Sweego, for the development of the Sweego bridges for Mailer and Notifier