Custom bundles versus AppBundle
When we use AppBundle as a code base, the app/ directory of our project can be seen as part of AppBundle. Sure, it has other files and folders that take care of other bundles available in the /vendor directory, for example, but we can benefit a lot from the app/ folder.
For example, if you look at the MyBundle/Resources folder, you will find two subfolders named Resources/config/ and Resources/views/, which hold service definitions (and other required settings in the future) and template files for that bundle.
However, with AppBundle, we already have a folder named app/, so conveniently, we can use the available app/config for our configuration needs and app/Resources/views for our templates. Using this approach, ...
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