Speak HTTP and Consume APIs with Guzzle

Jeremy Lindblom

Saturday 18 April 2015 from 14:00 to 14:50

Talk in English - US at Lone Star PHP 2015
Track Name: Juniper
View Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/jeremeamia/building-web-service-clients-with-guzzle-1
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/a8f2c (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Speak HTTP and Consume APIs with Guzzle

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Anonymous at 14:44 on 18 Apr 2015

cool stuff!!

Jesse Maxwell at 14:59 on 18 Apr 2015

I enjoyed this very much. Very nice presentation and good slides. Excellent information.

Jordan Chen at 15:19 on 18 Apr 2015

Took a little bit to get going, but this was a great introduction to Guzzle.

Philip Sharp at 17:45 on 18 Apr 2015

An useful library. Would have liked to see a simpler example before jumping into the API client.

J.T. Grimes at 22:42 on 21 Apr 2015

This talk came at the perfect time for me, since we saw examples of exactly what I need to implement next week.

With that said ...

I feel like we could have jumped in a little more quickly and used more time for code examples and less for an introduction to HTTP. If we're going to assume an audience who isn't familiar with the request/response cycle, we should be starting with a simpler Guzzle example.

Keith Casey at 23:38 on 21 Apr 2015

I've been working with Guzzle for a while and was pleasantly surprised by all the things I learned in this one. It's come a long way in the past year and Jeremy did a good job of covering some of the more powerful bits and pieces.

While the "simpler example" criticism might fit, I'm not sure there *is* a simpler example that is still useful/applicable.

Jeremy Ward at 21:02 on 22 Apr 2015

I wanted to see this talk at Midwest PHP but knew that I'd have another opportunity at Lonestar, and Jeremy didn't disappoint. This was an excellent talk that provided me with ample information to get up and running with Guzzle (with a bonus review/roadmap of HTTP), a tool which has been on my radar for awhile, but I haven't yet had the need to use since WordPress has its own HTTP request tools built in. As I'm continuing to explore other PHP frameworks and expand my own knowledge and skill set, I know that Guzzle will be an important tool to use. I'm looking forward to checking it out.