PSR-7 and Middleware: The Future of PHP

Matthew Weier O'Phinney

Tuesday 20 October 2015 from 16:00 to 17:00

Talk in English - US at ZendCon 2015
Track Name: The Joint
View Slides: http://weierophinney.github.io/2015-10-20-PSR-7-and-Middleware/
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/953b7 (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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PSR-7 and Middleware: The Future of PHP

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David Stockton at 16:53 on 20 Oct 2015

Excellent talk about PSR-7 and middleware from Matthew (as expected). Looking forward to trying out stratigility and Expressive.

Josh Butts at 16:53 on 20 Oct 2015

Solid introduction to PSR-7. Still not sure I'm sold on the concept, but I definitely understand what to go learn more about now.

Steve Rhoades at 16:54 on 20 Oct 2015

As always, excellent delivery - favorite talk so far. After your talks I can't help but feel that I have a long and exciting journey ahead of me as a developer.

Stephan Hochdörfer at 17:05 on 20 Oct 2015

Matthew rocked the stage. Best performance so far!

Jim Pope at 05:37 on 21 Oct 2015

Excellent presentation skills and the topic was quite interesting. Good examples and it seems to be a fantastic way for all the frameworks to play nicely together.

Anonymous at 08:55 on 21 Oct 2015

Adam Englander at 09:02 on 21 Oct 2015

The right topic at the right time with a very good story telling presentation sryle

Tom Anderson at 09:09 on 21 Oct 2015

Great to review and learn the history of PSR-7. Goodbye framework silos.

Jeff Carouth at 16:59 on 22 Oct 2015

Excellent talk. I like the idea of how PSR-7 and focusing on the abstraction is helpful in the quest to dismantle framework silos. Matthew did a great job explaining the what and why of PSR-7.

Gary Hockin at 07:26 on 23 Oct 2015

Every time I see Matthew speak, I am left realising how far I have to go as a speaker. Thanks Matthew.

James Titcumb at 09:09 on 23 Oct 2015

Nothing to add to other comments here, great talk, and informative, thanks.

Adam Lundrigan at 18:34 on 25 Oct 2015

Matthew et al. deserve a Nobel prize for getting this thing done. It takes us a big leap forwards in breaking down the silos between framework communities. The talk was engaging, giving a good sense of the how and why of PSR-7 and the (long) struggle to make it a reality. Well done!

Kevin Smith at 17:57 on 27 Oct 2015

Made me feel reassured about the direction of PHP and the time I put into development with it. Thanks.