Talk in English - US at PHPBenelux Conference 2019
Track Name:
Beethoven (A)
View Slides: http://davidbu.ch/slides/2019-01-26-http-client.html
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/8b940
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PSR-18 defines how to send PSR-7 requests without binding your code to a specific client implementation. This is particularly interesting for reusable libraries that need to send HTTP requests but don’t care about specific client implementations.
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Intresting to discover psr 17 & 18, but hopping the presentation to be a bit more dynamics. But it was intresting to discover it and see there is already some lib that implements it
I'm guessing this is mostly because of the subject, but I felt the talk was a bit "dry". It could use some spicing up. Having said that, some great info in this talk and the practical implementation part on promises was definitely interesting.
I had no clue about PSR-18 (or PSR-7 or PSR-17), but now I am enlightened :-) And in the margin of this talk, I learned about php promises. This was probably the talk in which I learned the most these two days.
I entered a tad late to this one, but the part i saw i found confusing. Too dry, with code examples that didn't make sense to me in the short time i had to look at them. It seemed as though at least two of the promise examples were implemented in a blocking way rather than async. Given that the slides aren't here yet i can't check those examples.
A coherent story was definitely missing from this one.
@koen cornelis: I only got assigned the talk on joind.in now. i added the link to the slides. there are 2 loops, one to fire off the async requests, a second to wait for them to resolve. but if i messed it up, please tell me so i can fix that for future presentations.
I had no idea about PSR-18 before I went into this talk, and I walked out with all the information I needed to start using it immediately. Great talk, thank you!
Super interesting topic, how a (part of) implementation became a new standard in our PHP world. In general I felt the presentation was more about PHPlug and how a part of it became PSR-18, than being really about PSR-18.