Symfony start

Symfony start server command

$ cd my-project/

# start the server in the background
$  symfony serve -d

# continue working and running other commands...

# show the latest log messages
$ symfony server:log

# stop the server
symfony server:stop

Source: symfony.com

Run symfony server

 symfony serve -d

Symfony start

php -S localhost:8000 -t public/

Source: stackoverflow.com

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