PSR-18: Abstracting HTTP clients in PHP

David Buchmann

Saturday 26 January 2019 from 09:00 to 10:00

Talk in English - US at PHPBenelux Conference 2019
View Slides: http://davidbu.ch/slides/2019-01-26-http-client.html
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/8b940 (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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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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Van Belle Jonathan (Grummfy) at 10:02 on 26 Jan 2019

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

Stefan Koopmanschap at 11:11 on 26 Jan 2019

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.

Johan Vervloet at 14:47 on 26 Jan 2019

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.

Koen Cornelis at 14:43 on 27 Jan 2019

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.

David Buchmann (Speaker) at 16:24 on 27 Jan 2019

@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.

Thomas Berends at 20:12 on 27 Jan 2019

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!

Ike Devolder at 20:50 on 30 Jan 2019

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.